A friend in Tehran sent me this video, apartment complex housing university professors attacked directly across the street from her house. The randomness of strikes in residential neighborhoods have terrified Iranians.

While there are some friends from Teheran understandably worried about families back home, that’s why asking for clarifications on tweets by US etc. And then there are a few who are happy their country is being attacked. You may dislike the current regime but what’s with the

This response was pretty much expected. (He finally tweeted it from his account)

Western countries don’t realize how much the rest of the world is rooting for Iran at the moment. These countries have created a monster and a rogue state in order to protect its interests. Iran is the only country in the world that continues to challenge Israel and the US.

“Baap ki daulat nahi saya hi kaafi hota hai.” #FathersDay

A poor take, rooted in an even weaker understanding of armed groups & movements active in Baloch regions on both sides. The impulse to be proven right—rather than to reflect—has led many people into serious misjudgments. Things get worse when thy double down on those flaws takes

Jaish, a successor to Jundullah, is a sectarian outfit. In contrast, Baloch nat movement is explicitly non-sect.. Both Js were accused of using Pak soil 4 cross-border attacks. Calling sect & pro-ind militants alike “Baloch rebels” is lazy analysis at best, dishonest at worst.

Iranian parliament thanks Pakistan for its help in the ongoing conflict with Israel. Being next door neighbor of Iran, Pakistan faces equal challenges if Iran goes through any political crisis.

Iran is the center of civilization, art, language and literature. It has been an inspiration for so many countries in the world. That the world is allowing it to be bombed is beyond sad and unfortunate.

Javier Bardem speaks out on Gaza: “Thousands of children are dying… It’s a genocide happening before our eyes. The American support has to stop."

Well. There is always a tweet.

NEW: Republican Senator Ted Cruz is completely stumped after Tucker Carlson asks him what the population of Iran is. Tucker: How many people live in Iran? Cruz: I don't know the population. Tucker: You don't know the population of the country you seek to topple? Cruz: How

From an Instagram user in Tehran, the post says: When everyone was evacuating District 3 yesterday, I saw him calmly sweeping the streets. I asked him “you’re not leaving?” And he said “where would I go?”

There are some moments in life where you want to take a nap, but the nap does not want to take you. Today is one such day.

Something that everyone needs to understand, especially Iranians living abroad and rooting for war.

In the meantime, preparing for Persian language class.

Social media reactions have been sharply divided, with some mocking Ted Cruz for his lack of basic knowledge on Iran, while others accused him of prioritising foreign interests over those of the United States pulse.ly/vixwcdfw0x

It has been brought to HRCP's notice that five Baloch Yakjehti Committee activists detained in Quetta District Jail under the Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance 1960 since March 2025—have allegedly been prevented from signing power-of-attorney letters (vakalatnamas) by the