Blood on the blackboard

The “Minab 168” dossier documents the horrific Tomahawk strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh Girls’ School, a “triple-tap” massacre that martyred 168 students on the war’s first day. The Tehran Times captures classrooms-turned-graveyards, describing this tragedy as a calculated U.S.-Israeli war on children. Through “In Memory of the Butterflies of Minab,” we report on the heart-wrenching national mourning and global outrage ignored by Western capitals. This collection serves as a testament to Iranian unity. The blood on the blackboard has only deepened the nation’s resolve to protect its future from a killing machine that sees only targets.

Iran At War

Just as the 12-day war of June 2025 offered an initial glimpse, the Tehran Times now deconstructs Iran’s sophisticated “Boundless Defense” through the lens of the 40-day resistance ongoing since February 28, 2026. Reports detail lawful self-defense strikes against hostile launchpads and the strategic closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the world’s key energy artery. We expose the “King of Lies” in Washington, whose erratic messaging roiled oil markets but failed to fracture Iran’s popular base. By documenting U.S.-Israeli strikes on civilians as deliberate war crimes, this dossier proves that Iran fights with unprecedented resolve. In this geopolitical shift, the aggressors’ rhetoric has collapsed against Iranian leverage.

The Flag bearer

The Assembly of Experts elected Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran’s third Leader, swiftly dismantling Washington’s fantasies of internal chaos. The Tehran Times profiles the “Young Khamenei,” detailing his scholarly pedigree and his seamless transition to the front lines of leadership. From his defiant messages to the nationwide rallies of allegiance, these articles document a nation standing firm. While Western media outlets struggle to explain their “epic failure” in predicting Iran’s stability, the message remains clear: Trump and Netanyahu’s plots have failed, and the new Leader remains Washington and Tel Aviv’s most persistent and principled nightmare.

Martyr Leader