🔴 Iranian University Prof.: Academics Demand Answers Following Violence Against Students in Minab

A faculty member at Central Tehran Azad University Dr. Sussan Rahimi Bagha slams the lack of a international legal response over U.S.' targeting of Minab Schoo:

🔹 If this crime happens in any country abroad, in the European ones, even the United States, nobody can tolerate. When somebody shooting them, they shout; they go to court. But for our kids, nothing happened.

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🔴 Professor of Politics: U.S. Attack on Minab School Unjustifiable

Dr. Hojjatollah Darvishpour:

🔹 No matter how much they try to justify why this school, where there was no military target whatsoever, was attacked, that justification is simply not acceptable.

🔹 If this had happened in the U.S. or in Europe, perhaps the press, radio, and television would have spent years discussing how brutal this crime was. But they passed over this matter very quickly and very easily.

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🔴 International Law Prof.: Attack on Minab School Crime From Rome Statue Perspective

Dr. Atefeh Amini Nia:

🔹 Article 8 of the Rome Statute states that an intentional attack on civilian targets constitutes a war crime.

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🔴 Law Prof.: Minab School Attack in Contrast With U.S. Precise Military Tech

Dr. Ahmad Kazemi:

🔹 The Americans are trying to evade responsibility by framing this as a miscalculation. First, this “miscalculation” claim is inconsistent with the claim of the U.S. precise military technology.

🔹 Second, the U.S. subsequent behavior shows that, in reality, the U.S. committed this crime with specific and deliberate intent.

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🔴 News in Brief

🔹 In a move to suppress new revelations, Israeli PM has ordered the launch of criminal investigations into all individuals associated with the release of the “Naza” video. This film, based on the testimonies of 24 Israeli officers and soldiers, exposes the regime’s organized crimes in the Gaza Strip.

🔹 The UAE Al-Etihad and Qatar airline companies have suspended flights to Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam in Saudi Arabia until October 19.

🔹 A cyberattack on supermarket refrigeration systems in France caused refrigerator and freezer temperatures to rise to 50°C, destroying food supplies and triggering fires at some branches.

🔹 Israel’s National Security Minister has voiced ambitions to “liberate” and reclaim all of the Gaza Strip, openly advocating its complete seizure.


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🔴 Pakistan Train Derailment Kills At Least 4, Injures Over 30

🔹 At least four people were killed and more than 30 injured when the Peshawar-bound Rehman Baba Express derailed near Sher Shah Railway Station in Multan district on Tuesday. Rescue operations are underway, and the cause of the accident remains unclear.

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🔴 Iran, Qatar to Follow Up on Status of Iranian Pilots

Spokesperson for Iran's Government Fatemeh Mohajerani tells reporters about the status of Iranian pilots got missing in Qatar:

🔹 The status of the Iranian pilots was discussed during the country's Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni’s visit to Qatar. A technical delegation will pursue the matter, with Qatar promising cooperation to clarify their situation.


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🔴 Gov't. Spox: Iran Prepared for All Scenarios; Sanctions on Rail, Flights

Fatemeh Mohajerani:

🔹 The government is prepared for the toughest scenarios, including flight or rail service suspensions.

🔹 U.S. restrictions reflect pressure targeting Iran and its people's lives.

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🔴 Iran’s Space Agency Moves to Train Next Generation of Space Professionals

🔹 Hassan Salarieh, head of the Iranian Space Agency, announced Iran’s readiness to expand educational and outreach cooperation with the Iranian Center for Science and New Technologies (KAFNA).

🔹 The initiative aims to train and nurture the next generation of specialists and professionals for Iran’s growing space industry.

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🔴 Yemen: “Security for All or None”

🔹 Yemen’s Foreign Ministry says Saudi Arabia’s continued crimes in Yemen are raising the cost of confrontation for the aggressors and exposing the international community’s double standards.

🔹 The ministry stresses that Yemen must maintain its deterrence equation until Saudi Arabia ends its occupation of Yemeni territory, warning that Riyadh must understand that security, stability and sovereignty are either for all or for none.

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🔴 Three Blasts Reported in Drone Attack on Saudi Capital

🔹 Arab sources reported three explosions in northern Riyadh following reported drone attacks from Yemen.

🔹 The Saudi-led coalition also confirmed a drone attack targeting the Saudi capital.

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🔴 Yemen’s Armed Forces: Saudi Aramco Oil Facilities Are Legitimate Targets


🔹 Yemen’s Armed Forces have urged all employees, workers and civilians near facilities belonging to Saudi oil giant Aramco to evacuate immediately.

🔹 The statement says the facilities are considered legitimate targets for Yemeni military operations because of their role in supporting the “aggressor coalition.”

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🔴 Kazakhstan Marks National Hafez Day in Almaty

🔹 A ceremony commemorating 'Hafez Day' was held at the National Library of Kazakhstan in Almaty, bringing together Iranologists, Persian-language instructors, and university students.

🔹 Speakers highlighted the influence of Hafez, the renowned Iranian poet, on the poetry and literary traditions of Central Asia and Kazakhstan. Persian language students at Kazakh universities also recited verses from his works.

🔹 Dr. Islam Chaman, a writer, researcher of history and literature, and university lecturer in Kazakhstan, told Iran Press that Hafez had attracted the attention of Central Asian and Kazakh scholars since the 18th and 19th centuries. He noted that Abai, Kazakhstan’s celebrated national poet, had studied the works of Hafez, Saadi and Ferdowsi and drawn on them in his own writings. Abai also encouraged his student 'Shakarim' to study Hafez in depth, leading Shakarim to become the first person to translate ten of Hafez’s poems into Kazakh.

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🔴 U.K. Government, MPs Renew Allegations Against Iran, Call for More Sanctions

🔹 U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham and several lawmakers repeated allegations against Iran in the House of Commons, calling for tougher sanctions and increased pressure on Tehran and Iranian institutions.

🔹 During a parliamentary session, British officials linked Tehran to an alleged security incident at RAF Fairford air base and raised concerns about Iran's alleged plot designed to criticize Britain for its role in the U.S.-Israeli military aggression against the West Asian country's nation.

🔹 Burnham said London would continue working with Washington and impose further measures against Iran.

🔹 Iran’s Embassy in London has rejected the accusations, condemned the Iranophobic efforts, and said British officials have repeatedly failed to provide evidence to substantiate their claims.

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🔴 Iranian and Turkish Foreign Ministers Discuss Regional Developments

🔹 Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi held a telephone conversation with his Turkish counterpart, Hakan Fidan, on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the latest regional developments, the situation in Yemen, and ways to reduce tensions and strengthen regional stability and security.

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🔴 Pakistan Successfully Tests Extended-Range Fatah-2 Missile

🔹 Pakistan’s Army has successfully test-fired the extended-range variant of its Fatah-2 hypersonic ballistic missile, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

🔹 Equipped with advanced navigation systems and modern avionics, the missile is designed to strike targets with high precision and penetrate enemy missile defense systems through its trajectory and maneuverability.

🔹 The ISPR said the extended-range variant would further enhance the Pakistan Army’s operational reach and deep-strike capabilities.

🔹 The test was witnessed by the Commander of the Army Rocket Force Command, senior military officers, scientists and engineers. Pakistan’s president, prime minister, army chief and chief of defence forces, along with the service chiefs, congratulated the scientists and engineers on the successful test.

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🔴 Iran Wins First Gold Medal At World U-23 Greco-Roman Wrestling Championships

🔹 Abolfazl Mohmedi secured Iran’s first gold medal at the World U-23 Greco-Roman Wrestling Championships in the U.S., defeating his Armenian opponent 2–1 in the final.

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🔴 Europe’s Gas Prices Hit Highest Level Since Start Of War, Financial Times Reports

🔹 Dutch gas futures rose above €87 per megawatt-hour for a sixth consecutive day, reaching their highest level since the outbreak of military conflict in the region, according to the Financial Times.

🔹 Disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz as a result of the U.S. war against Iran are cited as a key factor behind the surge. Before the war, the strategic waterway carried around one-fifth of the world’s liquefied natural gas (LNG).

🔹 Spot gas prices at major European trading hubs have also exceeded $1,000 per 1,000 cubic meters, while dwindling European gas reserves ahead of winter have added to pressure on the energy market.

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🔴 Israeli army pounded parts of southern Lebanon, including Majdal and al-Mansouri, with artillary shells while opening heavy fire in the houses of the residents.

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🔴 6 Researchers of Iran's Royan Institute Named Among World’s Top 2 Percent of Scientists

🔹In the latest international assessment of researchers’ scientific performance for 2025, six researchers from Royan Institute, affiliated with the Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research (ACECR), have been included in the list of the World’s Top 2% Scientists.

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