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Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced that 32,000 people have been killed in Iran in a relatively short period of time. "The Iranian people are very different from the leaders of this country, and this is a very, very, very sad situation. I really feel sorry for the Iranian people. They seem to have been living in hell." @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Donald Trump, the US President, said in remarks about Iran that the Iranian government would be better off reaching a fair agreement with America. He added that the Iranian people are very different from the leaders of this country and described this situation as "very, very, very sad." Trump also announced that in Iran, within a relatively short period of time, 32,000 people have been killed. The US President, referring to recent widespread executions, said: "Two weeks ago, 800 people were supposed to be executed. The executions were to be carried out with cranes; they would lift them up high with a crane and spin them around in the square. 837 people were supposed to be executed. I sent them a message that if you execute even one person, you will immediately become a target of attack, and they abandoned the executions. Apparently, they didn't execute anyone." Trump emphasized at the end: "I really feel sorry for the Iranian people. They seem to have been living in hell." @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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⚠️ The lifeless body of a 32-year-old young man "Tank cannon machine gun no longer works, tell my mother she no longer has a son!" 'This is the last sentence Behnam said to his mother.' Images received from the memorial ceremony of two friends: "#Behnam_Darvishi from Nahavand, killed on Friday January 19th in #Tehran and #Pouya_Vakili killed in #Nahavand." Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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Donald Trump, President of the United States, responding to reporters' questions at the White House about whether he is considering a limited strike on Iran, said: "I think I can say that we are looking into it." Trump did not provide further details on this matter. Earlier, Israel's Channel 12 reported that Donald Trump, President of the United States, after setting a 10-day deadline, met with his senior advisors about the crisis with Iran. @ VahidOOnLine Earlier: The American publication Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed U.S. officials, that Donald Trump, President of the United States, is considering a limited air strike against Iran to possibly force the country into agreement in ongoing negotiations between the two countries. The Wall Street Journal, on Thursday - February 19 / Bahman 30 - citing anonymous informed sources wrote "The initial strike, which could be carried out within the next few days if authorized, would target several limited military or government targets." @ VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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Reuters: Regime Change; Trump's Final Option in Attack Scenario Against Islamic Republic Reuters news agency revealed in an exclusive report, citing two American officials, that U.S. military planning against the Islamic Republic has reached advanced stages, including options for "regime change" in Tehran if diplomacy fails. According to this news agency, Donald Trump has openly raised the idea of replacing Iran's current leadership in recent days, describing it as "the best thing that could happen." American officials note that this shift toward overthrow policy demonstrates Washington's readiness for a serious and long-term confrontation. Based on this report, Pentagon officials are reviewing various strategies to achieve this goal, including directly targeting senior commanders and political elites who play roles in leading the Revolutionary Guard forces. Reuters, referring to last month's operation in Venezuela called "Absolute Resolve" which led to the arrest of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. special forces, writes that Trump may consider similar patterns for creating change in Tehran. However, officials warn that unlike Venezuela, change in the Islamic Republic would be very complex without deploying extensive ground forces or creating conditions for internal uprising. This news agency, citing its sources, adds that Israel's recent successes in eliminating more than 20 senior commanders of the Islamic Republic, including Mohammad Bagheri, Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces, during last year's 12-day battle, have been incorporated as a model for the effectiveness of targeted attacks against regime leaders in new planning. The goal of these attacks is to paralyze the command and control structure and create gaps in the power body to facilitate the government's fall. Reuters emphasizes that despite the unprecedented concentration of firepower in the region, Trump still emphasizes reaching a "right deal," but has set a 10-15 day deadline after which "very bad things" are likely to happen. Meanwhile, U.S. security officials expect that any attempt at regime change will face decisive military response from the Islamic Republic and its proxy forces—something that greatly increases the risk of American casualties and the occurrence of a widespread regional war. The Islamic Republic's representation at the United Nations has also sent a warning letter stating that while it will not be the initiator of war, in case of any aggression, it will give a decisive and proportional response. Reuters concludes by noting that Trump, keeping his cards close, is increasing military pressure to place Tehran officials between two options: "diplomatic surrender" or "facing the risk of overthrow." Iran Desk podcast on YouTube @TheIranDesk

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On Wednesday, February 29th, the students of the father of Sedra Soltani, a 24-year-old young man who was killed by Khamenei's agents' bullets in Narmak, Tehran, held a 40-day memorial ceremony for Sedra at their school and surprised their grieving teacher. 🥺 💔 Panizachi 📡 @VahidOnline

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Anisha Asadollahi, a labor activist, was released from prison. Anisha Asadollahi spent three years in prison. She was arrested along with a number of other labor activists and teachers. RadioZamaneh 📡 @VahidOnline

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In unexpected remarks, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran claimed that in recent negotiations, the United States has not demanded a complete halt to enrichment at all. While the reality of relations between Tehran and Washington remains hidden behind a veil of contradictions and veiled threats, it is not entirely clear to what extent Abbas Araghchi's statements reflect Washington's demands. On Friday, March 1st, Abbas Araghchi said in an interview with the American network "MSNBC" that in recent negotiations, "the American side has not raised the request for 'zero enrichment.'" He said: "We have not proposed any suspension and the American side has not requested zero enrichment either." Araghchi's remarks contradict the demands that Americans have publicly made so far. The TV show host also expressed surprise for this very reason, but Araghchi explained: "What we are now discussing is how to ensure that Iran's nuclear program, including enrichment, is peaceful and will remain peaceful forever..." Donald Trump has repeatedly emphasized that Iran should not be allowed to enrich uranium at any level. @VahidHeadline Abbas Araghchi also announced that the draft of Iran's proposal for an agreement with America will be ready within "the next two to three days." He added: "I need to get confirmation from my superiors, then I will send it to America." @VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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"My child wasn't a passerby, he was a fighter! He gave his life for his homeland!" Mother of #Nehayat_Rahimi at the 40-day memorial ceremony: "Our family used to raise banners during the month of Muharram, but from now on, our Tasua and Ashura will be January 8th and 9th! This path continues!" "Nehayat Rahimi Dashti was killed on Thursday, January 8th, by gunfire to the neck in Kakh Square, #Gorgan." Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline