Tehran, Iran: Dormitory students at the University of Tehran — both in the male dormitory (Kuy-e-Daneshgah) and the Fatemieh female dormitory — took to the dormitory street in protest against a new decision by the university’s board of directors
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Tehran, Iran: Dormitory students at the University of Tehran — both in the male dormitory (Kuy-e-Daneshgah) and the Fatemieh female dormitory — took to the dormitory street in protest against a new decision by the university’s board of directors
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baqaei: - The assassination of the Yemeni Prime Minister and a number of his ministers by the "Israeli" entity is a war crime and a flagrant violation of international law and the UN Charter. - The United States has no good intentions towards negotiations and is sabotaging the diplomatic process.
Iranian Foreign Minister: I affirmed with the Chinese and Russian foreign ministers the illegality of the Troika's efforts to activate the snapback mechanism.
Iranian Foreign Minister: I, along with the Chinese and Russian foreign ministers, sent a letter to the United Nations regarding the activation of the sanctions snapback mechanism.
Isfahan, central Iran: Retirees from the steel and mining sectors rally to protest government policies, poor economic conditions, and low pensions. Protesters chant, "Oh, head of the government, you lied to the nation."
The Iranian president offers his condolences to the Houthis over the killing of their prime minister and several ministers in an Israeli airstrike on Sanaa.
Anti-government protests over water shortages in Iran continue to spread, as demonstrators in Lowshan City block the entrance to Gilan province with burning tires
Iran would respond to snapback-triggered sanctions on its oil sales by preventing other countries from selling their oil, warned Yahya Al-e Eshaq, head of the Iran-Iraq Joint Chamber of Commerce and a conservative political figure. “If we’re unable to sell our oil, we won’t allow others to sell theirs,” he said in an interview published on Friday
Reuters, citing diplomats, reported that the UN Security Council will meet tomorrow to discuss the decision by Britain, France, and Germany to activate the snapback mechanism on Iran.
Reuters, citing a senior Iranian official, reported that Iran used all its capabilities to dissuade the European troika from taking the step of activating the sanctions snapback mechanism.
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YemenHouthi-held Hodeidah airport, telecommunication networks on Mount Bard in Kusmah district, Raymah governorate and in Bani Matar in Sana'a were targeted by airstrikes. Photo from Hodeidah airport
