Masoud Pezeshkian

Rising energy prices and a collapsing economy push Iran toward a critical juncture, as the regime struggles with domestic unrest, plunging oil exports, and mounting international isolation.

An analysis in Foreign Affairs reveals that despite severe US economic pressure and military strikes, Iran's leadership believes it is winning a strategic victory as nationalism surges.

Russian President Vladimir Putin offered assistance to Iran in ending the ongoing conflict, while U.S. President Donald Trump announced productive talks and promised no strikes before the November 3 midterms.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated in a Fox News interview that Tehran is willing to dilute its 60% enriched uranium under an international agreement, while denying direct control over regional proxies.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in New York for the UN General Assembly amid strict U.S. restrictions and high regional tensions.

Ahead of the UN General Assembly, Iran signaled readiness for talks with the US while outlining strict conditions, as President Donald Trump prepared for a series of high-level diplomatic meetings.

Israeli officials confirm deep leadership fractures and economic collapse in Iran as US embassy in UAE issues security warnings for Jewish sites following intense internal regime infighting.

A secret hardliner plot in Iran sabotaged a peace agreement with the US by attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz, plunging the two nations back into war amid a severe leadership vacuum.

Iran and Oman reached preliminary understandings on Strait of Hormuz traffic, contingent on lifting US blockades, amid escalating security incidents and rising oil prices.

The BRICS summit opened in New Delhi on Saturday, highlighting India's diplomatic balancing act between the West, Russia, China, and Iran amid ongoing global conflicts.

U.S. President Donald Trump shared a report detailing calls by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf to end the war and focus on Iran's severe economic crisis amid stalled diplomatic talks.

Iran will double the price of non-subsidized gasoline to 10,000 tomans (4.4 cents) per liter starting Tuesday. The cautious move by President Masoud Pezeshkian's government aims to curb a severe fuel deficit while avoiding a repeat of the violent 2019 protests.

Yousef Pezeshkian joined a line of thought questioning the viability of the nuclear program. "Enrichment is not a religious principle, it is not our honor, and our survival does not depend on it," he wrote. Conservatives attacked him sharply, sparking a debate regarding nuclear weapons.

Pezeshkian said that Tehran is still working to reach an agreement, but blamed the US for not meeting its commitments. The UAE intercepted an Iranian UAV and Iran launched missiles at American bases in Jordan. Revolutionary Guards: A tanker was damaged by mines in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has acknowledged a sharp decline in trade due to US sanctions and a naval blockade. Meanwhile, the US continues its economic isolation campaign against Tehran.

The Financial Times reveals that several economic organizations of the Iranian government continue to operate freely in a country that has been attacked by the Islamic Republic. Citizens in Iran are furious over the fuel price hike: "The only thing that doesn't go up is our salary."

The IDF is reinforcing forces ahead of the holidays against the backdrop of an increase in nationalist crime. An additional division has been placed on "jump alert" due to fears of escalation.

Numerous reports in Iran point to a severe fuel shortage. Opposition sources report a "red alert" over a critical deficit, which is sparking debate even at the top of the regime. Against the backdrop of threats from the US, there is panic among citizens and turmoil in shops. Industrial plants have announced a halt in operations.

Mohsen Rezaee, recently appointed to a senior security post, has sparked a political storm with hawkish remarks that contradict the official line of Iran's leadership. His comments regarding a potential halt to oil exports and a reconsideration of nuclear doctrine have ignited intense domestic debate.

According to reports, the commander of the Pakistani armed forces is expected to return to Tehran in the coming days with the goal of restarting mediation between the US and Iran. Within Iran, there are those calling for an end to the conflict as well as belligerent messages.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf warned that military power is insufficient to sustain the country if citizens are hungry and the economy is stagnant. The remarks come amid rising US economic pressure and President Masoud Pezeshkian's call to end the war.

Against the backdrop of increasing economic pressure, the Iranian president is trying to project confidence. Pezeshkian defended the agreement with the US and rejected claims of surrender, while admitting the difficulties that financial restrictions and the naval blockade pose for Tehran.

The Iranian President said during a meeting with government bodies that his country is unable to sell oil at previous levels and that state revenue from industrial taxes has plummeted. "We cannot collect taxes from factories, and not only that, we have to give them money so they can remain operational," the president admitted.

As Iran moves away from the active combat phase, senior officials in the ruling hierarchy are intensifying their efforts to exploit the situation to establish their status in the new leadership.

The Iranian news agency "Mehr" has published a video of Iran's leader Mojtaba Khamenei for the first time since he took office. The release comes amid reports of his serious health condition and prolonged public absence.

In an interview with Fox News, the US Vice President clarified that negotiations with Iran are still ongoing and require a return to the oil and gas export levels that existed before the war.

Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran is "strong and united and appears to be winning the war." Meanwhile, US Vice President J.D. Vance told Fox that while the situation is not yet resolved, there has been progress in recent days.

Pezeshkian seeks to clarify to Khamenei that the economic distress in the country has reached a critical point, to the extent that achieving a political agreement and removing economic pressure has become an urgent necessity that cannot be delayed.

The President of Iran rejected claims of a dispute with the armed forces, accused the US of thwarting understandings with Europe regarding the snapback mechanism, and said: "I am not afraid of death for the sake of God - for me, it is a victory."

According to reports in Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei has not met with government members since the attack in February and has not appeared in public since his appointment. Rumors of a deterioration in his condition are circulating in Tehran, but there is no official confirmation.

Is Tehran signaling a change in approach? Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced that his country will support any decision made by Palestinians in Gaza negotiations, even if the Hamas leadership decides to act independently.

Masoud Pezeshkian hinted at rifts in the regime's leadership and spoke of disagreements surrounding strategic decisions. At the same time, he attacked Israel and the USA, claiming: "They tried to conquer Iran like Syria."

Two days after congratulating Khalil al-Hayya on his election as Hamas leader, Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran would back any decision made by Palestinian leaders. This comes against the backdrop of Donald Trump’s plan to disarm the terrorist organization.

A commercial vessel was attacked today, Tuesday, near the Strait of Hormuz; reports indicate the crew abandoned the ship and one sailor is missing. Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran defends its borders but does not seek to expand the war. Donald Trump criticized Iran’s leadership, noting that talks are ongoing and that nothing will happen to Iran unless the United States...

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran is defending its borders but does not seek to expand the war. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump called the Iranian leadership hypocritical and emphasized that negotiations are ongoing.

Drama in Iran: A close associate of Mojtaba Khamenei revealed the ongoing confrontation between him and the Iranian president. The desire to resign and the backing down - new details from the last few days about the Supreme Leader of Iran, who has not yet been seen alive.

Facing escalation, Iran's leaders present a united front, yet a deep debate rages in Tehran over war strategy. Radicals oppose negotiations with the US, while a moderate camp pushes for flexibility to address economic crises.

A senior security official stated that recent remarks by Iranian leaders reflect deep public despair and a fractured leadership. He added that Mojtaba Khamenei holds an extremist position and is blocking any potential negotiations with the United States.

According to regional sources, the Iranian president and foreign minister are trying to maintain a channel of talks with the US, but their influence is waning. The IRGC is expanding its grip on power centers, and sources estimate that the civilian leadership may strengthen if the IRGC realizes that their procurement options in the arms markets are shrinking.