• US withdrawal from Iraq marks new Phase for Resistance Front: Qaani

    US withdrawal from Iraq marks new Phase for Resistance Front: Qaani

    TEHRAN– Brigadier General Esmaeil Qaani, commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Quds Force, has described the United States’ withdrawal from Iraq and its failure to achieve its objectives in the war against Iran as significant setbacks for Washington, saying the developments signal a new phase for the Resistance Front across West Asia.

  • Leader: Prayer serves as inexhaustible reserve in confronting ‘worldly devils’

    Leader: Prayer serves as inexhaustible reserve in confronting ‘worldly devils’

    TEHRAN – Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei has described prayer as an enduring source of strength in confronting “worldly devils,” emphasizing its vital role in fortifying society and empowering the nation during times of struggle.

  • In a letter, IRGC asks Americans to break with US aggression

    In a letter, IRGC asks Americans to break with US aggression

    The spokesman of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) told journalists at a press conference in Tehran that the military unit has inked a 26-page letter to the American people, explaining Iran's position and calling on them to rethink what they have been told about U.S. wars in West Asia.

  • On the occasion of the Cultural Days of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Russia

    By Kazem Jalali, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Russia

    On the occasion of the Cultural Days of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Russia

    Historical background and human ties: Relations between Iran and Russia are not merely relations between two governments or neighboring countries. They are rooted in a long history of contact, dialogue, travel, trade, scholarship, literature and mutual understanding between the two peoples. In this context, culture has emerged as the most natural and enduring language of dialogue between Iranians and Russians — a language through which poets, writers, artists, intellectuals and ordinary people in the two lands have communicated with one another long before politicians began to do so.

  • Southern Lebanese: Israel is ‘razing our lives before our eyes'

    Southern Lebanese: Israel is ‘razing our lives before our eyes'

    Day after day, the Israeli-occupied village of Mansouri, perched on a green hill a few kilometres south of the coastal city of Tyre, is slowly disappearing. Already heavily damaged during the war, it is now quite literally being wiped off the map, in a final twist of cynicism, during the ceasefire.