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2025-01-20 22:30
Soheila Zarfam
Traitors setting a war trap for Trump
Israeli campaign is telling the ignorant president to underestimate Iran, attack it, and face heavy consequences
TEHRAN – Since Donald Trump's November victory, American and Israeli media have zeroed in on Iran, its nuclear program, and how the president’s second administration should behave toward the West Asian country.
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By Mona Hojat Ansari
Iran testing combat robots, developing new models, Army tells Tehran Times
TEHRAN – Iran’s Army is currently engaged in the testing of combat robots, while simultaneously developing new models, Deputy Commander of the Army Ground Force Brigadier General Nozar Nemati told the Tehran Times.
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By Shahrokh Saei
Hamas flexes military muscles, leaves Israeli leaders red-faced
TEHRAN- The strong presence of Hamas fighters dressed in their fatigues and balaclavas in the Gaza Strip has left the Israeli leadership with egg on its face.
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By Sondoss Al Asaad
Russia-Iran strategic partnership’s effects on the resistance front
BEIRUT — The comprehensive strategic partnership agreement between Tehran and Moscow constitutes a remarkable geopolitical step, as it coincides with the resounding defeat of the US-led Israeli aggression on people in certain nations in West Asia.
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By Wesam Bahrani
Resistance pays off: Palestinian women and children walk free from Israeli prisons
TEHRAN – Israel released 90 women and children as part of the Gaza ceasefire deal. Some were jailed for throwing stones or sending posts on social media.
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By Batool Subeiti
The implications of defeat in the end of the war on Gaza
LONDON - Trump hastened to announce the end of the Gaza war before its official declaration, claiming it is an achievement. This proves it was a burden and undesirable, with its conclusion viewed as an accomplishment. Trump sought to end the war and distance himself from it before assuming office to avoid being associated with it or continuing to support it. The Gaza war became a burden and a source of shame for its supporters.
Politics
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Attempts to exploit snapback will be met with Iran’s reciprocal response: foreign ministry
TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baqaei, has issued a warning regarding the potential misuse of the snapback mechanism relating to the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which could reinstate suspended sanctions.
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'Enhancing border cooperation is crucial,' Iran's top general tells Pakistani officials
TEHRAN – Major General Mohammad Bagheri, the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, highlighted the importance of strengthening security at the borders between Iran and Pakistan during his official visit to Islamabad on Monday.
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Resistance against oppression key legacy of Islamic Revolution: Pezeshkian
TEHRAN – Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian has stressed the importance of resistance against oppression as one key legacy of the Islami Revolution.
Sports
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Iran start new journey under leadership of Piazza
TEHRAN - Iranian volleyball has garnered attention and respect on the international stage over the past decade with their dynamic play and impressive performances in major tournaments.
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Shahram Heravi remains Iran karate coach
TEHRAN – Shahram Heravi will continue as the head coach of Iran’s karate team, a position he has held since 2016.
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Friendly: Belarus beach soccer defeat Iran
TEHRAN – Iran’s national beach soccer team fell short against Belarus 4-3 in a friendly match in Bushehr on Monday.
Culture
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Iranian “The Granny & Fishes” to compete in Big Sky Documentary Film Festival
TEHRAN-A documentary from Iran will take part in the 22nd Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, which will be held in Montana, the U.S., from February 14 to 23.
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Audiobook of “Savushun” released
TEHRAN- The audio version of the bestselling novel “Savushun” by Iranian writer Simin Daneshvar has been released in Tehran.
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Iranian films to compete in Santa Barbara Film Festival
TEHRAN- Three Iranian documentaries will go on screen at the 40th edition of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, which will be held in the U.S. city.
Economy
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Iran's non-oil exports to South Korea surge 180% in 2024
TEHRAN - According to a report by the Iran-South Korea Joint Chamber of Commerce, Iran's non-oil exports to South Korea surged by 180 percent in 2024, reaching $8.609 million.
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Gas injection into national network hits new record high
TEHRAN – Iran has set a new daily record of 876 million cubic meters (mcm/d) in gas injection into the national grid, according to Saeid Tavakoli, Deputy Oil Minister and the head of the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC).
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Thermal power plants' output reaches 300m MWh
TEHRAN - A senior official announced that this year, thermal power plants' electricity generation grew by 1.9 percent compared to the previous year, reaching 300 million megawatt-hours (MWh), while fuel consumption increased by just 0.7 percent.
Society
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Nine provinces to become age-friendly
TEHRAN – A national project for creating age-friendly environment has been launched in nine provinces of the country.
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Iran, UAE to discuss environmental issues
TEHRAN –Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are going to confer on environmental issues, particularly renewable energies.
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75th anniversary of adoption of Geneva Conventions marked
TEHRAN – The International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent (ICRC) office in Iran in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs observed the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Geneva Conventions during a ceremony on Tuesday.
Tourism
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Fars province’s sole Parthian stone relief restored
TEHRAN - The Fars province’s sole-surviving Parthian-era stone relief has recently been restored to preserve its historical significance, the provincial tourism chief said on Monday.
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Isfahan seeks to expand tourism ties with African nations
TEHRAN - The Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts of Isfahan province announced plans to enhance tourism cooperation between Isfahan and several countries in the African continent.
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151 artifacts from Tehran museums to go on show in China
TEHRAN – A selection of 151 historical artifacts from some of Tehran’s most prominent museums is set to go on show in a special exhibition at Sichuan University Museum in Chengdu, China.
International
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Hamas flexes military muscles, leaves Israeli leaders red-faced
TEHRAN- The strong presence of Hamas fighters dressed in their fatigues and balaclavas in the Gaza Strip has left the Israeli leadership with egg on its face.
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Russia-Iran strategic partnership’s effects on the resistance front
BEIRUT — The comprehensive strategic partnership agreement between Tehran and Moscow constitutes a remarkable geopolitical step, as it coincides with the resounding defeat of the US-led Israeli aggression on people in certain nations in West Asia.
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New Damascus rulers’ passivity has strengthened Israel’s covetous eye on Syria
TEHRAN – For decades the Israeli regime has pursued specific military and strategic goals in Syria.
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Iran testing combat robots, developing new models, Army tells Tehran Times
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‘Americans call them red wasps:’ Iran reveals underground base housing fast attack craft
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Thanks to Gen. Soleimani, Gaza emerges victorious
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New Damascus rulers’ passivity has strengthened Israel’s covetous eye on Syria
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Ayatollah Khamenei leads funeral prayer for two prominent judges assassinated in Tehran
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Tehran, Baghdad ink action plan for scientific cooperation
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Iran exports non-oil goods worth $1.7b to Pakistan in 9 months
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National drill shifts to offensive training as ground forces begin new exercises in northeast Iran
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Tehran, Moscow reach agreements on rail, air, sea, and road transport