Thirty-seven years after his passing, Imam Khomeini remains a towering symbol of Islamic awakening and anti-imperialist resistance whose revolutionary ideas reshaped Iran, challenged Western hegemony, championed Palestine and empowered oppressed nations.

Having proven its battlefield superiority, Iran refuses any nuclear negotiations until the war ends definitively on its terms, insisting that post-war conditions must reflect Iranian victory rather than enemy pressure.

In a solemn ceremony held Thursday evening at the martyrdom site of the late Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Arabic translation of the acclaimed work "Agha's Narrative" was unveiled.

Bahraini senior cleric Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim praised late Leader of Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei as a “competent man who returned the Ummah to Islam.”

Despite Western pundits predicting the collapse of the Islamic Republic, millions of Iranians have voluntarily filled the streets for 70 nights, blending religious devotion and patriotism in a powerful revolutionary momentum that foreign experts conveniently ignore.

Iranian women have held a rally in the city of Bandar Abbas, pledging their allegiance to the new leader of the Islamic Revolution. They vowed to defend Iran against any aggression.

Following the recent imposed war, Iran shifted the game by closing the Strait of Hormuz – a renewable, low-cost threat. Unlike other cards, this credible leverage forced the US into negotiations and to make concessions.