Paraguayan authorities announced the pilot was a member of the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) Quds Force, just days after Argentina grounded an Iranian plane and seized the passports of its crew members.

While Tehran likes to portray itself as an anti-American pillar in the new unipolar world order, gaining influence and strengthening its foothold in the Americas is about more than flexing political muscle. Gholamreza Ghasemi, a member of the extraterritorial Quds Force, is believed to be a relative of the regime’s current interior minister, Ahmad Vahidi, who is wanted by Interpol for his role in the 1994 AMIA bombing.

“The arrest and conviction of Mr. Sadeghi and Ms. Mosanna, as well as the seizure of Mr. Sadeghi’s property, appear to be justified for their family affiliation with an alleged member of People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK),” the four UN Rapporteurs said.

Four UN Rapporteurs wrote to Iran’s clerical regime, alleging that two political prisoners, Fatemeh Mosanna and her husband, Hassan Sadeghi, had their rights violated. The four UN Rapporteurs addressed Ebrahim Raisi’s government, giving them a 60-day deadline to respond to violations of the two political prisoners’ right to property and housing. According to UN rules, this letter, dated April 7, 2022, was made public and published on the UN website after a two-month delay.

Thousands of retirees and pensioners affiliated with the Social Security Organization protested for the third day on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, in at least ten provinces.

For the sixth day in a row, Social Security retirees and pensioners rallied in several cities, protesting the government’s failure to respond to their outstanding demands regarding low wages and pensions, insurance issues, and poor living conditions. Demonstrations were reported in a number of cities, including Ahvaz, Kermanshah, Borujerd, Bandar Abbas, Sari, Isfahan, and Zanjan.

Iran’s resistance movement will overthrow the mullahs’ tyrannical regime, but the international community can help, according to a member of the Resistance Units in a recent interview with Just The News.

.Khosrow, who is assisting in the organization of anti-regime demonstrations, stated that the Iranian people have always relied on themselves to build a free Iran and do not expect anyone else to do so for them.”However, as a representative of the Resistance Units, we want the United States and the international community to end their appeasement policy toward the regime and impose sanctions on this octopus, which has so many hands and causes so much death and destruction,” he said.

Retirees are regularly protesting, and these gatherings are intensifying after two recent waves of major anti-regime demonstrations recent weeks.

On Tuesday, June 7, Social Security Organization retirees and pensioners across Iran held protest rallies for the second day in a row, demanding higher wages and pensions, resolution of insurance issues, and improved living conditions. Demonstrations were reported in Mashhad, Karaj, Isfahan, Qazvin, Khorramabad, and Shush, among other cities. Retirees are regularly protesting, and these gatherings are intensifying after two recent waves of major anti-regime demonstrations recent weeks, sparked by extremely poor economic conditions, rising inflation, and skyrocketing prices of food staples such as bread, milk, dairy products, cooking oil, and others.

Only “some devices” are to be activated to conduct “the most urgent matters” under the “responsibility of the highest officials”

Tehran Municipality officials have issued a statement prohibiting their employees from turning on their computers from Monday, June 6, “until further notice,” four days after the takeover of the municipality’s servers, security cameras, platforms, and applications. The reasoning for these instructions, according to this statement published on Sunday, June 5, is “recent complications seen in the Tehran Municipality applications, particularly the internal portals across the city of Tehran.” Only “some devices” are to be activated to conduct “the most urgent matters” under the “responsibility of the highest officials” and in “coordination with the Tehran Information and Technology Protection Organization.”

The Greek foreign ministry is “piracy,” and there have been calls for Tehran to be held accountable for its maritime terrorism.

In apparent retaliation, the Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) seized two Greek oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. However, all evidence on the ground supports this brazen piracy, which is consistent with Tehran’s extortion campaign. The seizure of the tankers was described by The Prudent Warrior, a Greek-owned vessel that was boarded by IRGC forces on Friday. Delta Poseidon is the name of the second ship.

Angry protesters chanted slogans against the regime, local officials, and the corrupt contractor who was responsible for the faulty construction project that resulted in the tower collapsing.

On Wednesday night, May 25, a large crowd of locals in Abadan, southwest Iran, took to the streets in anti-regime protests sparked by the collapse of the city’s Metropol tower on Monday, May 23. Angry protesters chanted slogans against the regime, local officials, and the corrupt contractor who was responsible for the faulty construction project that resulted in the tower collapsing, killing at least 16 people, injuring 37 others, and leaving dozens more missing. According to state media, 34 of the injured have been evacuated and are recuperating at home.

According to a Tuesday report on the state-run Khabar Online website, “from months ago there were reports of the building’s main column sinking and the ceilings of various floors sagging.

The Metropol tower in Abadan, southwest Iran, collapsed on Monday morning local time, killing at least seven people and injuring 31 others. According to state media, more than 50 to 80 people who were shopping in nearby stores could be trapped beneath the rubble. Ahvaz, Dashte Azadegan, Khorramshahr, Shadegan, and Mahshahar rescue teams have been dispatched to the scene.