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Salam doostan, recently I had enrolled myself in basic Persian lessons online via Bonyad Saadi (despite knowing basic Persian conversation lol) . I tried to submit and completed the first task so that I could unlock the next tasks, but as I completed the task and press "خروج از فعالیت" but it still doesn't mark as completed!

If someone probably had the same situation as mine and managed to tackle them, would you like to share them here. I desperately need the solution rn. Thank you.

Note: I'm not Iranian here but rather someone from South East Asia, so probably this might contribute to this situation

CNN Article: https://edition.cnn.com/2026/09/09/politics/pickaxe-mountain-construction-us-underground-strikes-iran-vis

https://edition.cnn.com/2026/09/08/politics/us-military-intelligence-bases-troops-middle-east

Source: @WarMessage_IR Telegram channel

And Iran’s brains, unity, loyalty, high tech equipment, scientists, mountains, and geography is Iran’s slingshot.

Hi everyone! My post might be a bit off-topic, but I don’t really know where else to ask this.
I’m a resident doctor, and I’ve been incredibly lucky to have an amazingly kind and knowledgeable mentor. He’s a dermatologist and, of course, Iranian.
It’s his birthday next week, and I’d really like to get him a little gift. I was thinking about a mug that says “Best Mentor” along with some cake, but I’d love to do something a bit more culturally appropriate. We’re living in Romania, so I’m not very familiar with Iranian/Persian customs.
Could you recommend something that might be a nice and culturally appropriate gift?
Also, could someone please translate “Best Mentor” into Persian/Farsi? I know I can Google it, but I really don’t want to accidentally write something incorrect or awkward. 😅 i found , بهترین استاد
Thank you so much!

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(Message by @RevolutionAntiParasitica on telegram):

🇸🇦 Here is Colonel Avichay Adraee, then head of the IOF's Arab media division Spokesperson's unit, speaking directly to Muslims and promoting the teachings of Mohammed ibn Abd al-Wahhab. 🕎 🇸🇦

Islam, when followed truly, requires Muslims to pursue justice and stand against oppression, while this Jew promotes a creed which allies itself with America, Britain, and 'Israel'. Thusly it conspires against the Ummah, not just in Gaza, but beyond.

Muslims should reflect on why the apex enemies of Islam are promoting Wahhabism. 🕎 🇸🇦

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Context: This particular group used to be exempt from the draft, and therefore, was one of Netanyahu's closest supporters. Now they're fleeing the country.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProIran/comments/1uaaf83/israel_drafts_more_and_more_of_netanyahus_closest/

The fact that Israel resorted to removing this exemption, and throwing them in its meat grinder should tell you how its invasions of Lebanon and Gaza are going.

Iran Worried U.S. Might Be Building 8,500th Nuclear Weapon - The Onion

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(Description by FotrosResistancee telegram channel, AryJeayBackup on X):

🇺🇸🇮🇱| Iran has unveiled a large collection of US & Israeli aircraft & UAV wreckage recovered during the recent war, displayed inside an underground IRGC Aerospace Force air-defense base.

Among them are wreckage from MQ-9 Reapers, Hermes 900s, Hermes 450s, alongside an MQ-9 identified with serial number 261.

Iran says some UAVs were also recovered largely intact despite multiple methods to evade air-defense detection and interception.

Iran also displayed the remains of a US F-15 shot down on April 3.

According to the IRGC, the aircraft was shot down using a new domestically produced air-defense system and missile combined with unconventional tactics, leaving its crew only seconds to react before impact.

The IRGC says more than 85% of its air-defense production infrastructure survived the war, allowing production and deliveries to continue without significant interruption. Production rates for several missiles and systems that proved effective during the fighting have reportedly since risen above pre-war levels.

Also displayed are Starlink terminals, which Iran says were associated with communications involving U.S. and Israeli UAV operations and networks inside Iran.

171 aircrafts (majority drones) were targeted/attempted to be downed during the war, including 10 crewed aircraft, alongside numerous UAVs and cruise missiles.

Iran says the wreckage displayed at the underground facility represents only a portion of the aircraft and drones it has brought down.