** IRAN DAILY
- Probing Pentagon’s role in Iran’s riots
Orchestrating last year’s riots in Iran was unprecedented for the United States. All the plans designed during the riots were a sign of a major and multi-layered project against Iran. According to reports, the Pentagon had considered the overthrow of the Establishment as attainable in the short term, especially after the project was entrusted to the United States Central Command in the region (CENTCOM). What caused the riots to become more complicated was the use of modern technologies, especially artificial intelligence, to guide people to take measures ranging from operational actions to suicides, especially by girls and teenagers. However, the dimensions of the measures have not been well analyzed so far. Despite the analyses done by Western think tanks, the Pentagon believed that the collapse of the Establishment in Iran was attainable – the issue that caused the US to interfere in Iran’s internal affairs with all its strength.
- Iran advocates peace
The Iranian president, who is on a three-day visit to the United States to participate in the 78th session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA), has taken the opportunity at the UN to hold meetings with the heads of states and media outlets. During his meeting with the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, Raisi said people expect the UN to avert excessive demands and warmongering by world powers and the domination system, warning that such dangerous procedures disrupt global peace and stability.
- Nokhodi grabs world wrestling bronze
Iranian freestyle wrestler Mohammad Nokhodi finished his World Championships campaign with a joint bronze in Belgrade. With six-time champion Jordan Burroughs absent at this year’s event, Nokhodi, beaten by the legendary American in the previous two finals, arrived in the Serbian capital as the favorite to walk away with the ultimate prize of the 79kg weight class.
** TEHRAN TIMES
- Voice of Iran
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi delivered a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in which he addressed Iran’s new approach to foreign policy, among other things. At the beginning of his carefully worded speech, President Raisi criticized the desecration of the holy Quran, saying that the Quran burning is unprecedented in history. “This is the first time that they burn the words of God and they think that they can suffocate the voice of heaven forever. But the teachings of the Quran for human beings can never be burned,” Raisi said, referring to the burning of the holy Quran in Sweden recently. President Raisi also inveighed against war against Islam.
- Foreign Ministry issues statement regarding release of Iranian assets
Following the release of Iran’s funds that had been held in South Korea due to U.S. illegal sanctions, the Iranian Foreign Ministry released a statement on Monday about the money and the prisoner swap with the United States. “In order to achieve the rights of Iranian nationals all over the world as well as Iranians residing in the U.S. and within the framework of an independent process, five Iranian citizens who were illegally prosecuted by the U.S. judicial system due to their normal business activities were released and returned to their families,” the ministry said in the statement.
- Raisi meets Guterres, says Iran ready to assist UN to promote global stability
President Ebrahim Raisi who has visited New York to attend the annual UN meeting held talks with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday. At the meeting, Raisi said Iran is willing to work with the UN in its initiatives to advance world peace and stop the tyranny of states. Raisi stated that the Islamic Republic’s guiding principle is collaboration with the UN.
** KAYHAN INTERNATIONAL
- Azerbaijan launches military operation in Karabakh
Azerbaijan launched military action in the Karabakh region, a step that could presage a new war in the volatile area but which Baku said was necessary to restore constitutional order and drive out Armenian military formations.
Karabakh is internationally recognized as Azerbaijani territory but part of it is run by breakaway ethnic Armenian authorities. It has been at the center of two wars - the latest in 2020 - since the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union.
- U.S. imposes new sanctions on Iran
The U.S. government on Tuesday announced new sanctions related to Iran’s military aviation activity by blacklisting Iranian, Russian, Chinese and Turkish entities for their alleged support for Iran’s legitimate program to develop drones and military aircraft. Seven individuals and four entities in the four countries were targeted by the U.S. Department of Treasury in a series of sanctions announced on Tuesday for what it said was their alleged role to facilitate “shipments and financial transactions” to the Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA).
- President: Iran’s voice is stronger than ever
President Ebrahim Raisi said here Tuesday the United States’ policy of implementing bullying tactics against Iran in the form of imposing sanctions on the country will definitely fail to produce any results.
“Using the bullying language in the form of sanctions and threats against the Iranian nation is not a useful instrument, one should speak with logic,” Raisi said during a meeting with representatives of U.S. political think tanks.
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