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According to a report by the American publication Wall Street Journal, the United Arab Emirates has secretly carried out military attacks against Iran; an issue that according to informed sources speaking to this publication, could position the UAE as one of the active parties in confrontation with Iran. Sources familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal that the attacks, which the UAE has not publicly confirmed so far, included an attack on a refinery on Lavan Island in the Persian Gulf. In early April and coinciding with the ceasefire announcement by Donald Trump, several airstrikes targeted Iranian oil facilities on the country's islands and what are termed the continental shelf areas of the National Iranian Oil Company, causing widespread fires and taking a large portion of Lavan refinery's capacity offline for several months. Iran announced at the time that this refinery was targeted in an "enemy attack" and in response, launched a wave of missile and drone attacks against the UAE and Kuwait. @VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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The United States Treasury Department announced in an official statement on Monday, May 11th, that Tehran's recent response to Washington's diplomatic proposal is not only politically unacceptable, but also does not align with the necessary standards for lifting financial and economic sanctions. The department emphasized that Iran's current approach prevents any opening toward international exchanges and the release of blocked assets, and that pressures on the country's financial network will continue until clear commitments regarding the nuclear program are provided. In this regard, Scott Bessent, Treasury Secretary in Donald Trump's administration, took a firm stance on X by reposting this statement. Pointing out that Tehran's response demonstrates this country's lack of willingness for genuine cooperation, he wrote: "While the Trump administration opened a path for diplomacy in good faith, Tehran has returned to the negotiating table with a completely unacceptable response." Bessent emphasized that the Treasury Department will adjust financial policies in such a way that the Islamic Republic understands that rejecting an agreement will bring heavy and irreparable economic costs to the country's monetary and banking system. He wrote: "The time has come for Tehran to understand that the cost of stubbornness is complete economic collapse." @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly and head of the Islamic Republic's delegation in negotiations with America, wrote on social media platform X on Monday, May 11th, that the Islamic Republic's armed forces are ready to provide an "educational response" to any aggression. Ghalibaf wrote: "Wrong strategy and wrong decisions will always have wrong results. The whole world has already understood this." He added: "We are ready for all options; they will be surprised." @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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The Axios website reported that Donald Trump will hold a meeting with his national security team members on Monday, May 11, 2026, regarding the continuation of war with Iran and the possibility of resuming military action against the Islamic Republic. According to this report, three American officials said that negotiations between Tehran and Washington reached a deadlock on Sunday, and this very issue has put the military option back on the table. Axios, citing American officials, wrote that Trump still wants an agreement to end the war, but Iran's rejection of many American demands and Tehran's reluctance to make serious concessions regarding the nuclear program has increased the possibility of military action. @ VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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Messages received around 7:30 PM along with the images above: ▪️ Vahid just sent me a message saying I'm registered as "jan fada" (ready to sacrifice my life) but I have no idea about it myself 😂 ▪️ Sir, something interesting has happened. Apparently after the Jan Fada database was hacked, our friends came up with a brilliant idea. I never registered for this campaign but they sent me the message below. I think they automatically enrolled everyone in this campaign by default, now whoever has the guts can withdraw... Though I don't know if withdrawal is even an option. ▪️ Today I got this message even though I never registered at all. It even came for my wife's father who has passed away. ▪️ This afternoon I got this message even though I've never even opened their website. Now either they're registering phone numbers they got from some website or trade organization, or some person [...] filled out the form for me, or they just sent fake messages 📡 @VahidOnline

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Donald Trump, the US President, said on Monday, May 11th, that Tehran's response to America's proposed peace plan was foolish and that he never tires of continuing the war and pressure on Iran. Trump, in a public program at the White House and in response to reporters' questions about the prolonged blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, said: "The fools didn't want to accept it. They thought I would get tired or lose patience or come under pressure, but there is no pressure. We will achieve complete victory." @VahidOOnLine Donald Trump, the US President, on Monday, May 11th, in response to reporters' questions about what he called regime change in Iran, said: "In Iran you have moderates and lunatics. The lunatics want to fight to the end." The US President said a very short war lies ahead. Trump emphasized that the moderates in the Islamic Republic are afraid of the lunatics. Donald Trump, speaking from the end of the third week of war, says that given the killing of the first two rows of Islamic Republic leaders, regime change in Iran has already occurred. @VahidOOnLine Donald Trump, the US President, announced that he is reconsidering the "Freedom Project" in the Strait of Hormuz, but has not yet made a final decision about implementing it. He said guiding ships by America in the Strait of Hormuz would only be a small part of a larger military operation. Trump also said about negotiations with the Islamic Republic: "The government will surrender." On Sunday, he had also announced his dissatisfaction with Tehran's response to America's proposal and described it as "completely unacceptable." Meanwhile, the Islamic Republic's state media announced that America's proposal was rejected because, according to this media outlet, it meant "complete surrender of the Iranian regime." @VahidOOnLine Donald Trump, the US President, told Fox News that Washington is considering resuming operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. He added that Washington will continue pressure on the Islamic Republic until reaching an agreement. Trump also said he has not yet made a final decision about resuming the "Freedom Project." @VahidOOnLine Donald Trump, the US President, on Monday, May 11th, in an interview with CBS News about Tehran's recent response to America's peace proposal, said the Islamic Republic made concessions in its nuclear program, but these concessions were "not enough" and Tehran's proposal remains "very weak and unacceptable." @VahidOOnLine Donald Trump, responding to Benjamin Netanyahu's statements that "no one had complete and accurate predictions" about the Strait of Hormuz, said: "I did. I knew they had closed the Strait of Hormuz. This is the only weapon they have." Trump added that America could have opened this passage within the framework of the "Freedom Project" and said this operation could be resumed and in that case would be "much more intense." @VahidOOnLine Donald Trump, the US President, one day after opposing the Islamic Republic's proposed response to America's plan to end the war, told Fox News that Iran lacks the necessary technology to extract enriched uranium reserves buried underground. Trump emphasized in this interview that Iran's enriched uranium is buried so deep in nuclear facilities that America must extract it. According to the latest reports from the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran has at least 460 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent, which is believed to be buried in Isfahan nuclear facilities. These facilities were bombed repeatedly in the 12-day war and the recent Israel-America war. @VahidOOnLine Donald Trump, the US President, in statements said: "People in [Iran] want to go to the streets. They have no weapons, no guns." He continued: "We thought the Kurds were going to provide weapons, but they disappointed us. The Kurds just take, take, take. They have a good reputation in Congress too, and they say they fight very hard, but no, they fight when they get paid." Trump said: "I was very disappointed in the Kurds, but we sent some weapons with ammunition that was supposed to be delivered, but they kept it. I said they would keep it, but what do I know?" @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Internet cuts not only have nothing to do with securing infrastructure, but are "actions against national security." Over the past 72 days, millions of Iranian phones, computers and servers have been deprived of hundreds of critical security patches and have been exposed to all kinds of infiltration and hacking. In this #thread I'll review some of these updates: @ hamedbd_channel hamedbd 📡 @VahidOnline

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The dollar price on Monday, May 11th, increased to 182,000 tomans in Tehran's free market. This price surge occurs less than a day after Donald Trump, the US President, strongly opposed the Islamic Republic's response to America's proposed plan to end the war. In addition to Trump's negative response, Benjamin Netanyahu also announced that Israel's business with Iran is not yet finished and uranium stockpiles must be removed from Iranian soil. These statements have intensified the possibility of renewed military confrontation. The price of each gold coin also reached 200 million tomans on Monday in Tehran's free market. @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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😋 💩 "Mohsen Mohammadi Eraghi," known as "Mohsen Araki," a member of the Assembly of Experts for Leadership, described the selection of "Seyed Mojtaba Khamenei" as the third leader of the Islamic Republic as "divine work" and claimed to have seen "the guiding hand of Imam Zaman" in this selection process. @ VahidHeadline "Abolfazl Zohrevand," a member of the National Security Commission of the Islamic Republic's parliament, claimed that Iran's government has gained access to capabilities and weapons that make "atomic bombs" look like "firecrackers" in comparison. @ VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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The British Prime Minister emphasized that he does not support war with Iran and added that the citizens of this country are concerned about rising gas prices and its economic impacts. Keir Starmer stressed that other countries wanted to drag Britain into war with Iran, but he would never do such a thing. @ VahidOOnLine The British government on Monday, May 11th, sanctioned 12 individuals and entities linked to the Iranian government. According to Reuters news agency, these individuals are accused of "participating in hostile acts" against Britain and several other countries. In the British government's official statement, among these hostile acts, reference was made to "planning attacks and providing financial services to groups seeking to destabilize Britain and other countries." @ VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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Mohammad Ali Jafari, commander of the IRGC's "Baqiatallah" headquarters, said: "Until the war ends on all fronts, sanctions are lifted, blocked funds are released, war damages are compensated, and the Islamic Republic's sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz is officially recognized, there will be no further negotiations." He added that with this level of distrust toward America, it is natural for the negotiating team, under the guidance of the system's leadership, to specify conditions that secure all the undeniable rights of the Islamic Republic, and these conditions are our "minimum expectations." @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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"Esmail Baghaei," spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic, said in a press conference on Monday, May 11, 2025, that under current circumstances, Tehran's priority is "ending the war" and not making decisions about the future of Iran's nuclear program or uranium reserves. In part of his remarks, without naming any specific government or individual, he also said: "We have not yet settled accounts with those who committed aggression against us." Baghaei, responding to "Vladimir Putin's" statements about Russia's readiness to transfer Iran's uranium reserves, said: "At the current stage, our focus is on ending the war. What decisions will be made later regarding the nuclear issue, Iran's enriched materials, and matters related to enrichment, and what options we will consider, are topics we will definitely discuss when the time comes." He also said about Tehran-Beijing relations that the Islamic Republic has "continuous contact" with China and said: "The Chinese are well aware of our positions." Baghaei claimed that China, like the Islamic Republic, considers America's actions part of a process of "intensifying unilateralism." The spokesperson for the Islamic Republic's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in another part of his remarks, described America as "the greatest threat to international peace and security" and said: "The Islamic Republic of Iran has proven to be a responsible power in the region. We are not bullies, but rather anti-bullying." Esmail Baghaei, referring to American and Israeli attacks against the Islamic Republic, said: "Attacking a country, destroying its infrastructure, assassinating a country's leaders and citizens - is this not an example of responsible action?" He also defended Tehran's positions in response to "Donald Trump's" criticisms of the Islamic Republic's proposed plan, saying: "We asked for no concessions. The only thing we demanded is Iran's legitimate rights." Baghaei, responding to the US President's remarks, said: "I leave it to the people to judge whether Iran's demand for ending war in the region, stopping maritime piracy against Iranian ships, and releasing assets belonging to the Iranian people that have been unjustly held for years, is excessive?" He also said: "Everything we proposed in the plan was reasonable and generous and is for the good of the region and the world." The Foreign Ministry spokesperson also claimed that this ministry obeys any decision made by military institutions such as the Revolutionary Guards regarding the "Strait of Hormuz." @ VahidHeadline ISNA Report: isna.ir 📡 @VahidOnline

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Following the release of satellite images showing a potential oil leak in an area near Kharg Island, Iran's Environmental Protection Organization says: "The source of the pollution observed around Kharg Island was from the discharge of contaminated ballast water from a damaged oil tanker." The organization stated: "No oil leaks have been observed or reported from pipelines, oil terminal facilities, or platforms belonging to the Iranian Offshore Oil Company on Kharg Island." @VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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⭕️ CNN report on class-based internet; "Imagine struggling to access the internet and seeing those with unlimited access acting as if everything is normal" ♦️ CNN in a field report, referring to internet cuts and the spread of class-based internet in Iran, writes that internet shutdowns in Iran have now continued for over two months and are considered the longest recorded disruption to date. For millions whose lives and income depend on the internet, this situation has been devastating. Faraz, a 38-year-old Tehran resident, told CNN: "Imagine struggling with unemployment and crazy inflation, and somehow managing to scrape together 500,000 to one million tomans, just to buy a few gigabytes of VPN so you can access X or other platforms, see the news, and have a voice." He added: "Then amid all this stress and anger, when you finally manage to open X or Telegram, you see people with unlimited access acting as if everything is normal; it really feels like a punch to the chest." Average monthly salaries in Iran are estimated between 20 to 35 million tomans. CNN writes that pro internet has deepened the enormous gap between rich and poor. The "KhabarOnline" website wrote that this plan "has divided Iranian society into two distinct classes: digital elites who benefit from fast and unfiltered internet for business, education and communications, and digital subjects who are trapped in severe restrictions, low speeds and heavy costs of black market VPNs." Black market VPN prices have increased dramatically and according to "Human Rights Activists in Iran" based outside the country, internet cuts over the past two months have caused about $1.8 billion in damages to Iranians; a figure that aligns with estimates from Iran's Chamber of Commerce. Ettelaat newspaper wrote: "Internet cuts - which were themselves a source of income for a huge number of online businesses - have created a critical and complex situation." Reports from inside Iran show that "pro internet" operates through "white lists" at the level of telecom operators and based on "white SIM cards"; meaning some SIM cards, mobile accounts or institutions are exempted from the country's filtering system. Unlike VPNs that bypass censorship by encrypting internet traffic, "pro internet" apparently routes approved users through pathways with fewer restrictions. It's said that white SIM card holders still have access to the complete global internet. According to reports, the cost of pro internet for an annual 50GB package is about 2 million tomans, plus a 2.8 million toman activation fee and about 40,000 tomans for each additional gigabyte. In contrast, regular internet - which is now severely restricted - costs about 8,000 tomans per gigabyte, forcing many to use VPNs. @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Mizan News Agency, the media outlet of the Islamic Republic's Judiciary, reported Monday morning, May 11th, on the execution of Erfan Shekourzadeh, a political prisoner, on charges of "collaborating with American and Israeli intelligence services." Shekourzadeh was arrested in February 2024 by the IRGC Intelligence on charges of "espionage and collaboration with hostile countries" and was sentenced to death, with the verdict recently upheld by the Supreme Court. @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline