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Iran has announced that it will be suspending all cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), in response to “Snapback Sanctions” by the E3: France, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

Iran's Vice President Mohammad Eslami reaffirmed the country's commitment to its nuclear program.

"Iran will continue its nuclear program."

Erureamees kirjutas: ↑25 Sept, 2025 19:14 Kas keegi ootas midagi muud? Kas tänapäeval peab poliitik Euroopas kergeusklik ullike olema?

Exclusive: Russia has been airlifting large quantities of military equipment to Iran in recent weeks, with flights expected to increase in frequency. According to my sources, I can confirm that Russia has delivered the S-400 Long-Range Surface-to-Air missile (SAM) System (as I previously reported), along with fighter aircraft, most likely MiG-29s, though the exact type has not yet been independently verified.

Russian military transport aircraft continue to arrive in Iran non-stop

Previously, landings of Russian heavy transport planes such as the An-124 and Il-76 were recorded in Iran, linked to deliveries of military equipment, including fighter jet parts and air defense system components.

According to monitoring sources, the intensity of these flights highlights the deepening military and logistical cooperation between Moscow and Tehran.

Viska kivi ikka Trumpi kapsa aeda.

Erureamees kirjutas: ↑04 Okt, 2025 16:05

Viska kivi ikka Trumpi kapsa aeda.

Ega Trump seda lepet Iraaniga, mida ajatollad ei kavatsenudki järgida sõlminud.

Following the re-imposition of UN sanctions and the collapse of the Iranian rial, the Iranian parliament approved a bill that would reduce the value of the national currency by 4 zeros.

They planned this when it was IRR 10,000 per USD.

They issued transitional banknotes when it was 100,000 per USD.

Now it’s 1,000,000 per USD, and their highest banknote is worth 10c, and their highest “high value circulation cheque” is worth $2.

Despite U.S. sanctions, China, Iran's largest oil buyer, uses a covert barter system to sustain billions in crude oil purchases.

Funds are routed through Sinosure, a state insurer, and Chuxin, an unlisted Chinese intermediary, bypassing global banking.

Chinese buyers, often linked to state-owned Zhuhai Zhenrong, fund Chinese infrastructure projects in Iran via Chuxin, insured by Sinosure.

In 2024, this system funneled up to $8.4B of Iran’s oil revenue into Chinese projects, with China importing nearly 90% of Iran’s $43B in oil exports.