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Iran to complete reconstruction of US-destroyed tunnels in Hormozgan by late December
Iran has accelerated reconstruction of the Shahid Mirzaei tunnels in Hormozgan Province after US missile strikes destroyed their stone entrances and exits.

Iran has accelerated reconstruction of the Shahid Mirzaei tunnels in Hormozgan Province after US missile strikes destroyed their stone entrances and exits.
A Reuters investigation claims Persian Gulf infrastructure was hit 135 times, exposing the failure of US air defenses and debunking the "falling debris" narrative.

Iran and 12 other delegations have walked out of the CICA summit in Baku during Israeli President’s speech, as Iran called for Israel’s expulsion from the forum.

Trump’s claimed 4.8-million-ton Russian diesel deal cannot ease the US fuel crisis, as Russian refinery strikes, domestic demand and uncertain deliveries cast doubt on its scale and timing.
The Handala hacking group says Tzipi Livni has behind-the-scenes ties and cooperation with Benjamin Netanyahu, calling her public opposition a "scripted performance."

Britain is releasing hundreds of prisoners early, in an attempt to ease severe prison overcrowding.
After over a year since the Gaza ceasefire deal was announced, Palestinians in the besieged strip are deeply frustrated with the increasing Israeli violations.

Heavy rainfall flooded Istanbul’s streets, trapping residents and bringing traffic to a standstill across the city.

French student protests reflect deeper issues of inequality and wages that fail to meet living costs.

The Yemeni military has roundly dismissed as an ‘outright lie’ the Saudi-led coalition’s claim of a missile attack in the Medina region in western Saudi Arabia.

President Pezeshkian says bombs and missiles cannot force Iran to surrender as the United States mounts rhetorical threats against the nation.

A senior Iranian military commander says any vessel passage through the Strait of Hormuz must be coordinated with Iran’s armed forces.

Hundreds of activists marched toward the IMF and World Bank meetings in Bangkok, clashing with police on a bridge.
The clientele's personal views affect decision-making at top-tier US banks, a report says.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 09:00 GMT on October 15, 2026.

Two leading human rights organizations say Israeli prison guards have shot Palestinian abductees with rubber bullets and left them severely injured.

At least 27 students and a teacher have lost their lives after a school roof collapsed in Pakistan, with dozens injured, authorities say.

Iran’s embassy in Baku says baseless claims linking Tehran to protests in Azerbaijan over a hijab ban in schools aim to sow discord between the two neighboring countries.