Islamic Republic News Agency

However, there has been no independent confirmation of these reports.

IRNA, Iran's official news agency, stated the tankers had switched off their positioning and radar systems and attempted to use an unauthorized route through the strategic waterway.

These incidents occur amid heightened tensions, with disruptions to shipping in the region previously contributing to increased global energy prices and inflation.

Turning to the West Bank, reports indicate a significant escalation of tensions during the Palestinian olive harvest.

And now as if that's, that's okay to kill three thousand one hundred seven people in two nights.

Uh, but, uh, it just goes to show you that how important this, uh, this information narrative is for the Iranian government, that they, uh, use their, um, official state media like, uh, IRNA, and then, uh, they, you know, the IRIB websites, uh, and Telegram channels, and then a whole host of, uh, accounts on X that, uh, basically, uh, spread the same misinformation over time.

Uh, you know, uh, we've, we've, we've, we've shown that, uh, for in the case of Anila, for example, uh, the, the push on social media, on Twitter came like a few weeks after, uh, the, the killing.

The killing happened in early January, but then sometime in early February, uh, suddenly a whole bunch of, uh, accounts on X, they start to, uh, talk, talk about this.

There you go.

This year's conference focuses on artificial intelligence and urban management, AI and urban security and crisis management, AI and citizens' health and well-being, AI-driven governance and smart economy, AI in the environment, sustainable energy, citizens' participation, smart public services, IRNA reported.

Man, this is straight out of the World Economic Forum.

Straight out of the World Economic Forum.

And the Iranian ambassador in London, Ali Mousavi, has again categorically rejected the accusations concerning Tehran's role in the incident at the Fairport military base.

State news agency IRNA reported this, adding that court called on the British government to present evidence supporting its allegations if it possesses any.

So this is what Iran is saying about the incident.

at Fairford Base, Iran denies any involvement in the incident at United Kingdom's Fairford Base, according to the state media reports.

So Tehran's latest reply to Washington is no reply.

Mohsen Rezaei, via IRNA, says the U.S. response is insufficient, and Iran stopped answering until the Americans clarify.

Clarify what? He doesn't say.

He does say the U.S. accepted some of the seven conditions, and others are still unclear.

The head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council said the latest American proposal fell short of what negotiators would need to move the process forward.

Remarks attributed to Mohsen Rezai, who previously led the Revolutionary Guard, were distributed through IRNA, Iran's state-run news outlet.

Rezaei said Iran had stopped engaging with the United States and that Washington would need to address certain unspecified matters before any response.

Of seven conditions put forward, a portion found acceptance from the United States side, while others left the two parties without a shared understanding.

Talks have continued through a mediator even after the latest proposal failed.

Rezaei warned that cables, data centers, AI facilities, and other regional sites could face action should hostilities resume at full intensity.

Iranian Revolutionary Guard naval authorities cautioned through IRNA that any vessel separated from its navigation and identification systems on the Strait of Hormuz would be classified as a hostile presence.

Maritime incidents along the strait's shipping lanes rose following the rejection of Iran's proposal, with a single attack incident logged on Sunday.

And the sourcing chain's long.

Pazeshkian's words, carried by IRNA and ISNA, relayed by TRT.

His account goes like this.

Tehran submitted proposals.