Radio Farda

7550 kHz at 1916 UTC.

Radio Farda from Tashkent in Farsi.

Male and female voices talking, several mentions of Iran.

A jingle followed by more talk.

That's a good news channel that it talks specifically on Iran and what's happening.

Another one would be Radio Farda or Radio Farda as they write it.

Another one is Iran Wire.

These are good sources.

U.S. officials questioned some of the tracking data, citing possible spoofing of vessel locations and identities, and a U.S. military official told Reuters that a ship passing through the area did not necessarily mean it had evaded the blockade.

Inside Iran, RFE slash RL's Radio Farda reported that armed groups and security forces have clashed almost daily in recent weeks in the southeastern province of Sistembalikestan, and that experts see separatist and Islamist militant groups increasingly coordinating.

It is a reminder that Tehran is managing pressure on more than one front.

The most striking political story of the weekend in Washington concerned Russia, not Iran.