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IRGC Aerospace Chief: Harsh Blows Against Enemy Will Not End
Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps Aerospace Force Brigadier General Majid Mousavi said the “unexpected and harsh blows” inflicted on the enemy will not come to an end, stressing the continuation of Iran’s path of resistance and retaliation.
Top Iranian Officials Pay Final Tribute to Martyred Leader
Iran’s top state officials, including the heads of the three branches of government and the chairman of the Expediency Council, paid their final respects to the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei during a farewell ceremony on Friday.
A Wound That Remains After Decades:
The Downing of an Iranian Passenger Plane—A Document of US Crime in the Persian Gulf Skies
July 3, 1988, marks one of the darkest days in the history of civil aviation. Iran Air Flight 655, a passenger aircraft, was targeted by two missiles fired from the US warship USS Vincennes over the Persian Gulf, ending the flight in catastrophe.
An Interview with a Rescuer from Sardasht City on the Anniversary of Sardasht Chemical Bombardment:
The children fell asleep in the silent alleys.
I forgot my own pain when I saw the close eyes of the innocent children who had said good bye forever during their final games in the alleys and streets of the city…My heart was really aching for those persons who had lied down on the ground and they had left this world. They had closed their eyes forever and they did not wish to open their eyes anymore…
When the German Reporter’s Heart Ached for Iranian Chemically Injured Patients
It was 4:30 in the evening of June 28, 1987 that four chemical bombs were dropped on the Kurdish city of Sardasht located in northwestern of Iran. Also three other chemical bombs were dropped on the surrounding villages. Right now 25 years have exactly passed since that chemical bombardment.
According to the reporter of Chemical Weapons Victims Information Base, the Deutsche Vale News Agency in an action as running forward expressed these sentences in order to remember the difficulties and suffering of Iranian people and it has apparently sympathized with them:
Iran is the Most Oppressed Victim of Chemical Warfare
When Hiroshima was bombarded by atomic weapons, all the people of the world attempted to help this city, but we did not know the value of helps. When I came to Iran and I observed the situation of chemical bombardment of Sardasht and Marivan, I really realized the assistance of the people of world to Hiroshima.
Sardasht Was the First City of the World that Was Victimized By Chemical Weapons
The governor of Sardasht city on the sidelines of OPCW Experts Investigations said: “Sardasht is the first city of the world that was targeted by chemical warfare.”
Sardasht: A Wound That Never Heals
TEHRAN – Associations of martyrs’ families and war veterans, marking the National Day against Chemical and Biological Weapons, have described Sardasht as a symbol of an unhealed wound inflicted by chemical bombardment, calling for the prosecution of those responsible for the attack.
Strengthening Institutional Governance: Iran’s Martyrs Foundation Seeks Deeper Parliamentary Ties to Address Veteran Welfare
TEHRAN – In a strategic move to enhance service delivery to the veteran community, the Head of the Martyrs and Veterans Affairs Foundation, Vice President Seyyed Ahmad Mousavi, has called for a more robust institutional framework involving both the Iranian Parliament and the government. Speaking at a high-level meeting with the “Shahed and Veterans” Faction, Mousavi underscored that institutional synergy is no longer an option, but a necessity for “good governance” in managing the welfare of Iran’s most respected social group.
Officials from 30 countries to attend Iran Leader's funeral
Representatives and religious figures from over 90 countries and officials from over 30 states have voiced readiness to take part in funeral ceremonies for martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
Iran war revealed limits of American military power
The gap between America's military capability and its strategic achievements has never been clearer. The Iran war has revealed a crisis of deterrence and eroding U.S. influence.
Iran well-prepared for ‘historic’ funeral ceremonies of martyred Leader
Tehran, IRNA – Preparations are in full swing for the funeral ceremonies of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, who lost his life in an airstike by the US and Israeli terrorit regimes on his office in Tehran on the first day of the imposed war of aggression against Iran.
Talking With ‘Shabnam Sheikhi’, a Chemically Injured Patient from Sardasht City
“Being exposed to chemical weapons caused that I become more serious to continue my education”, Shabnam Sheikhi said.
‘Burnt Breaths’ exhibition honors Iran’s chemical warfare veterans, medical staff
TEHRAN – The photo exhibition “Burnt Breaths” (Nafas-haye Sookhteh) opened at the Melal Cultural Center in Tehran, coinciding with the anniversary of the chemical bombing of Sardasht and the National Day for Combating Chemical and Biological Weapons. The event served as a platform to honor chemical warfare veterans and the physicians dedicated to their specialized care, while shedding light on the humanitarian and legal dimensions of the chemical attacks during the Sacred Defense.
Netanyahu says Israeli army will push ahead with occupying southern Lebanon
Israeli Prime Minister and senior military officials stress that the regime will push ahead with occupying southern Lebanon.
Official details of farewell, funeral, and burial processions for martyred Leader of Islamic Revolution announced
TEHRAN – Iman Attarzadeh, the spokesperson for the farewell and funeral ceremonies of the late Imam and martyred Mujahid, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, announced detailed plans for the upcoming commemorations, emphasizing that the expected public turnout is unprecedented in the past 47 years. Attarzadeh stated that meticulous planning is underway to accommodate millions of mourners.
