I call on workers and employees in key sectors of the economy—especially transportation, oil and gas, and energy—to begin a nationwide strike.

I also ask all of you, today and tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday (January 9 and 10), this time from 6 p.m., to come out into the streets with national flags, images, and symbols, and reclaim public spaces as your own.

Our goal is no longer merely to take to the streets; the goal is to prepare to seize city centers and hold them.

I, too, am preparing to return to the homeland so that, at the moment of victory of our national revolution, I can stand beside you, the great nation of Iran. I believe that day is very near.

We are in the middle of a war. There has been neither peace nor a ceasefire.

Rioters are an urban quasi-terrorist group.

Israel is behind this current situation.

According to state media KCNA, the drone—launched from an island near Incheon—penetrated approximately 8 km (5 miles) before North Korean forces used electronic warfare assets to shoot it down near Kaesong. Pyongyang released images of the alleged wreckage and aerial footage purportedly captured by the drone, claiming it was conducting surveillance.

This marks the second such alleged incursion since September 2025, with North Korea warning of severe consequences for what it called "unpardonable hysteria." South Korea's Defense Ministry has denied the claims, stating it did not operate any drones on the specified date and does not possess the type of UAV described.

All military operations inside Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud district will stop starting at 3:00 p.m.

Armed militants sheltering at Yassin Hospital will be evacuated after disarming.

Syrian Army will hand over medical and government facilities to state institutions and gradually withdraw from Sheikh Maqsoud.

Long live the revolution in Iran.