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Iranians mark 200 nights of mass nationwide rallies
Iranians have marked 200 nights of street gatherings that began following the outbreak of war over six months ago.

Iranians have marked 200 nights of street gatherings that began following the outbreak of war over six months ago.
Washington’s war on Iran continues to backfire disastrously on its own economy, creating massive pain for the average American.

Tabriz’s Blue Mosque, built in 1465, is a prime tourist attraction that showcases exceptional tilework, royal patronage, cultural exchange and remarkable resilience through centuries of earthquakes and upheaval.

For decades, Jordan positioned itself as a defender of Palestinian rights and fought Israel in the wars that reshaped West Asia. But behind the rhetoric of confrontation, political realities were already pushing the kingdom toward a different path.

At least three militants affiliated with Syria’s ruling Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) regime have been killed and several others injured during clashes with local gunmen in the country’s southwestern province of Dara’a.
Beijing says China's foreign policymaking is not altered by US pressure.

A recent report has disclosed that Saudi authorities have solicited support from allied nations as its air defense capabilities face depletion amid the ongoing military aggression against Yemen.

The commander of the IRGC’s Ground Force warns that any act of aggression by the enemy will be met with a strong response by Iran's armed forces.

Iran’s Army says US vessels are staying far from its shores because of the strength of the country’s naval forces.
Press TV’s West Bank correspondent Naqaa Hamed, a Palestinian-American journalist, was abducted by Israeli occupation forces amid escalating harassment, smear campaigns and repeated targeting over her coverage of Israeli military raids and settler attacks.

Iran’s Intelligence Ministry vows to identify and take legal action against those behind the assassination of a Sunni cleric in southeastern Iran.
Pyongyang rejects the IAEA’s “familiar silly talks” on the denuclearization of North Korea.
An Israeli court sentences a resident of Petah Tikva city to 13 and a half years in prison over allegedly spying for Iran.

Libya’s Grand Mufti Sheikh Sadiq al-Ghariani says the United States claims control over the Strait of Hormuz but it is actually trapped in an increasingly difficult situation in the strategic waterway.
The president of Yemen's Supreme Political Council says those who gifted Jeffrey Epstein, the late convicted American sex trafficker, the Kaaba cover are the ones targeting Mecca and other holy Muslim sites.
The US extends its ban on Palestinians scheduled to attend UN General Assembly in New York.
Political commentator, Syed Mohsin Abbas, says all efforts to stop the Trump administration from arming the Israeli regime are positive, but will likely fail as governments often find ways to bypass the law.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on September 17, 2026.