The U.S. has acceded to Iran's call for changes to the venue and scope of the talks ... ... but journalist and documentary filmmaker Robert Inlakesh assumes "that most of what we are hearing 'leaked' from anonymous sources is part of a deliberate disinformation campaign": The Zionist war on free speech -- and the resistance -- continues: "Website launched for people to report omitted names after Iranians take to social media to share identities of people confirmed killed during protests": "Pentagon planners are grappling with a diminished supply of missile interceptors needed to protect U.S. troops and allies from the counterattack that Tehran has promised to unleash in response" to an American attack: Iran claims that it "has strengthened its deterrence power by upgrading its ballistic missiles across all technical dimensions": Iran's revolutionary guards say the detained vessels carry "over 1 million liters of smuggled fuel ... [and]  crews comprising 15 foreigners were referred to judicial authorities": "[O]ne of many state-sponsored hacking groups operating out of Iran that conduct espionage, sabotage, and influence operations aligned with Tehran's strategic interests ... [is] one of the oldest and lesser-known groups that has managed to stay under the radar, ... operating quietly since 2004":
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