IRGC Declares “No Trust” in US, Claims Uranium Seizure Attempt as Nuclear Tensions Escalate

IRGC Declares “No Trust” in US, Claims Uranium Seizure Attempt as Nuclear Tensions Escalate

IRGC Warns “Finger on Trigger” as Iran Alleges US Uranium Seizure Plot, Raising Nuclear Stakes in Fragile Ceasefire By: Javid Amin | 09 April 2026 A Dangerous Shift Toward Nuclear Signaling The confrontation between Iran and the United States has entered a more volatile and dangerous phase—one that now carries explicit nuclear overtones. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued a stark warning: it has “no trust” in Washington and its “finger remains on the trigger.” At the same time, Iranian officials have alleged that recent U.S. military activity…

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Iran Ceasefire Under Threat: UAE Accusations, Refinery Attack and Israel’s Lebanon Strikes Push Truce Toward Collapse

Iran Ceasefire Under Threat: UAE Accusations, Refinery Attack and Israel’s Lebanon Strikes Push Truce Toward Collapse

Iran Ceasefire Faces Immediate Strain as UAE Accusations and Israel’s Lebanon Strikes Test Fragile Truce By: Javid Amin | 08 April 2026 A Ceasefire Begins Under Fire Barely hours after a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Iran and the United States came into effect, the agreement is already under severe strain. An attack on a key refinery on Lavan Island—reported in Iranian media as also linked to Siri Island—has triggered accusations against the United Arab Emirates, even as Israel intensifies military operations in Lebanon. Together, these developments have created a volatile mix…

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Iran Deletes Kashmir Thank-You Posts Amid Backlash: Aid, Optics, and the Geopolitics of Gratitude

Iran Deletes Kashmir Thank-You Posts Amid Backlash: Aid, Optics, and the Geopolitics of Gratitude

Iran Deletes Kashmir Thank-You Posts After Backlash | India Aid, Pakistan Sensitivity Explained By: Javid Amin | 25 March 2026 When Gratitude Turns Geopolitical: Iran’s Social Media U-Turn Explained In a striking example of how even humanitarian gestures can become entangled in geopolitics, Iran’s embassy in India quietly deleted social media posts thanking India and “the kind people of Kashmir” for their contributions to war-hit Iran. What appeared to be a simple act of diplomatic gratitude quickly escalated into a regional controversy—triggering backlash from Pakistan-based users and exposing the fragile…

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Mehbooba Mufti Calls for Solidarity with Iran Amid Eid 2026 Controversy in Kashmir

Mehbooba Mufti Calls for Solidarity with Iran Amid Eid 2026 Controversy in Kashmir

Mehbooba Mufti Iran Statement Eid 2026 | Jamia Masjid Closure Kashmir Controversy By: Javid Amin | 21 March 2026 Jamia Masjid Closure, Hazratbal Prayers Debate & Political Messaging Shape Post-Eid Discourse Eid 2026 in Kashmir: From Religious Observance to Political Flashpoint Eid-ul-Fitr 2026 in Jammu and Kashmir was marked not only by prayers and celebrations but also by a deepening political discourse, as leading voices used the occasion to articulate concerns over religious restrictions and global solidarity. At the center of this evolving narrative stood Mehbooba Mufti, former Chief Minister…

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Shifts and Shocks: How the Reported Killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Is Rattling South Asia and the Middle East

Shifts and Shocks: How the Reported Killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Is Rattling South Asia and the Middle East

A Sudden Geopolitical Shockwave By: Javid Amin | 01 March 2026 In an unexpected and dramatic turn of events reported over the last 48 hours, state media in Iran and multiple credible international news outlets have confirmed that Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, was killed in a coordinated U.S.–Israeli air and missile strike on Tehran. The announcement has triggered widespread political, social, and security upheaval across South Asia and the Middle East. The repercussions are unfolding on multiple fronts — from violent…

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Kashmiri Students Return from Iran, Slam Media for ‘Distorted’ Portrayal of Ground Reality

Kashmiri Students Return from Iran, Slam Media for ‘Distorted’ Portrayal of Ground Reality

Kashmiri Students Back from Iran Reject Panic, Criticise Media Coverage By: Javid Amin | 17 January 2025 Returned students say panic was manufactured by exaggerated coverage, insist life and studies continued normally in Iranian cities Relief at Home, Anger Over Narratives When more than three dozen Kashmiri students arrived home from Iran this week, their return was met with relief, tears, and tight embraces from anxious families. But alongside gratitude for safety, another emotion dominated their voices: anger. Anger not at Iran.Anger not at their universities.But at mainstream television channels…

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Iran offers to mediate in bringing the Kashmir conflict to an end

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in an interview to Press TV, Iran’s state television news channel has called for the need to respect the rights of the people of Kashmir in ‘determining their own destiny’ and offered to mediate and play a “constructive role” in bringing the conflict to an end. Responding to a question on “what has been the policy of president Rouhani” and what does he tell India about the situation, Zarif said, “our policy has been very clear. We emphasise the need to respect the rights…

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Irans Mashhad named cultural capital of Muslim world

  The holy city of Mashhad in northeastern Iran has been officially introduced as the “cultural capital of the Muslim world” for the Asia region for 2017. In 2011, the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO), which is associated with the Organization of Islamic Conference, launched the initiative for three cities to be named each year as such capitals throughout the countries in Asia, the Arab region, and the African region, which house considerable Muslim populations. On Tuesday, Mashhad was awarded the title by Deputy Director General of the ISESCO…

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Trump will isolate US if he cancels Iran nuclear deal: Analyst

US President-elect Donald Trump risks isolating the United States if he decides to dismantle the Iran nuclear agreement in order to satisfy the Israel lobby, says an American political analyst. Trump may revoke the nuclear deal because of his close proximity to Jared Kushner, his “Zionist Jewish son-in-law,” said Rodney Martin, a former congressional staffer based in Los Angeles. Kushner is a “Zionist Jewish agent” and will represent Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House after Trump’s inauguration, Martin told Press TV on Wednesday. If Trump “decides to…

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