
IRAN TODAY
200 nights: Streets never emptied
For more than 200 nights, Iranians have taken to the streets under the national flag, expressing their support for the Islamic Republic.

For more than 200 nights, Iranians have taken to the streets under the national flag, expressing their support for the Islamic Republic.

This week on Exposé, Washington says it is winning, but can its own narrative survive the facts?

The US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has levelled a supposedly extreme economic sanctions package against Iran.

A damning report has just come out of the US Department of War about the real costs of the US aggression on Iran.

The US’s military power has come under severe strain during its war against Iran, exposing vulnerabilities in a system long regarded as “the world’s most capable,” American magazine writes.

Ansarullah reiterates Sana’a’s rejection of Saudi Arabia’s allegations of Yemeni Armed Forces’ threatening to target holy sites in the Saudi city of Mecca.
Journalists in Gaza are facing a double threat: Israeli attacks targeting them documenting the war, and a collapsing healthcare system leaving even critically ill journalists without adequate treatment.

The Gaza-based Health Ministry says about 70% of electricity generators serving hospitals across the besieged strip have gone out of service, warning that critical medical departments could stop functioning “at any moment”.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 17:00 GMT on September 16, 2025.

President Masoud Pezeshkian marked 200 consecutive nights of nationwide rallies, saying preserving Iran’s dignity is a shared responsibility.

President Masoud Pezeshkian says Iran is ready to resolve differences with its neighbors through dialogue and mutual respect.

An Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) official has ridiculed Washington’s efforts to portray the alleged rescue of a pilot in Iran as a success, saying the story recently published in the US media about the incident is “just fictional.”

The United Nations' highest-ranking human rights official has expressed renewed concern regarding war crimes, citing the discovery of human remains extracted from debris in Gaza.

The dire economic situation in the occupation entity, and Iran's gains against the United States were among the key topics discussed in the Hebrew media.

Iran has censured German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for his “knowingly distorted” rhetoric regarding the US-Israeli war of aggression.
The 70th General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency is underway in Vienna.

Iranian Foreign Minister has stressed that there will be no place for foreign forces in the region under the new order emerging following the US-Israeli aggression against Iran.

Republican Congressman Thomas Massie has moved to impeach War Secretary Pete Hegseth over unlawfully initiating the US war on Iran.