The Iranian Ministry of Cultural Heritage says about 150 historical monuments and museums have been damaged across various parts of the country during the US-Israeli aggression.

A petition has been launched for the release of Yousof Azizi, an Iranian academic and anti-war activist, detained by ICE despite holding a valid legal status in the US.

For over 50 nights, Iranians from all walks of life have filled the streets, not as mourners, but as a nation united against the enemy, turning public squares into another frontline of war.

Grand Ayatollah Javadi Amoli, a prominent Shia cleric based in Qom, says Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen are a "single truth" united by resistance against oppression and aggression.

Iranian students and teachers have published an open letter, calling on their counterparts around the world to break their silence over crimes committed by the Israeli regime and the US against the Iranian people.

Iranian media, led by Press TV, shaped the unfiltered narratives of the 40-day war and US-Iran talks in Islamabad, exposing Washington's contradictions and establishing themselves as the global reference point in media diplomacy.

Iranian creators used AI-assisted LEGO-style animations to counter US-Israeli war narratives, but YouTube banned their channel while the BBC led a smear campaign to justify censorship, proving how devastating it was for the enemy.