Politics

Abdollah Abdi: It cannot be denied that our Iran is a wounded body.

They should ask this question: what happened over the course of nearly half a century under a government that some of those who chanted "Death to the Shah" when this government was founded, half a century later chanted "Long live the Shah"?

Is Amir Saeid Iravani still the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic at the United Nations Headquarters in New York?

If the answer is yes, was he not present at the president's meetings?

Hamidreza Taraghi: The will was in the same place where the Leader of the Islamic Revolution was martyred

The martyred Leader issued nearly fifty policies on matters needed by the country to the executive, legislative, and judicial branches.

Abdollah Abdi: I am not an intellectual; I am a simple journalist and I do not claim to have a vast and sprawling organization.

I tried to be a servant of the truth as much as possible.

Bijan Abdolkarimi: Anyone who accuses the people is a scumbag; the people are not to blame and are caught up in everyday life.

Can the Mujahideen, Jaish al-Adl, and ethnic separatist forces really sit down at the same table?

Twitter responses on September 23

Does the Commander-in-Chief use the title "Janab" for a commander with a rank from First Lieutenant up to and including Colonel, and its equivalent, for a General in the margin of the report by the commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force?

Twitter responses on September 22

Once again, after false media hype, Commander Saeed Mohammad denied his correspondence with Major General Ali Abdollahi, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces.

Publication of the image of the first handwritten note by the third leader of the Islamic Republic

This letter is addressed to Commander Seyyed Majid Mousavi and is dated the 10th of Mordad.

Hamidreza Taraqi: He (the third leader of the Islamic Republic) came to Mashhad at the time of the burial of the martyred leader and was there for a few hours.

It is not possible to make a specific prediction about when the Supreme Leader will appear; it depends on security issues and the level of conflict with the United States.

Hamidreza Taraghi: The grudge they bear against the Leader, who witnessed the Revolution, has so far made it necessary for us not to allow them to track him.

A clash of ideas takes place fully across the country; the Leader’s positions are viewed from various angles.

Hamidreza Taraqqi: The Supreme Leader is aware of the issues down to the smallest details.

The government has taken responsibility for the support dimension under wartime conditions.

Bijan Abdolkarimi: On the 8th and 9th of Dey, a violence occurred that was unprecedented in Iran's history; in such a country, this violence is quite surprising!

Anyone who downplays this incident has blood on their hands for these young people.

Bijan Abdolkarimi: With the algorithms they created and the cyber forces that supported you, did you think you had a social base?

Now that we have the IRGC, this is our situation; if they weren't here, imagine what our situation would be.

Bijan Abdolkarimi: Under circumstances where Iran's existence is in danger, is it wise to weaken the government despite having criticisms?

Intellectuals who express joy over Khamenei's assassination are clueless; they think democracy will happen under the boots of the Israelis.

Bijan Abdolkarimi: Mr. Abdi, with Abdi Media, how much has he contributed to the country's anti-colonial struggles and to increasing the nation's resilience?

Iran has managed to withstand two nuclear powers.

Bijan Abdolkarimi: Paying attention to a foreign attack is not the core of your discourse; this criticism applies to the majority of intellectuals.

We have a polarized society; one says Soleimani is a hero, another says he is a terrorist.

Abdollah Abdi: Abdi Media is not a fundraiser for the IRGC headquarters or the seminary.

What I tried to do at Abdi Media was to avoid selling dreams.

Bijan Abdolkarimi: Are those who call Netanyahu "Bibi" even one percent?

Who do you mean by "the people"? Aren't the families of military personnel part of the people?