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روایت مردم از به‌ کار گیری کودکان در ایست‌بازرسی‌ها؛ کمبود نیرو یا سپر انسانی؟

«چند دانش‌آموز مدرسه خودمان را شب‌ها در گشت و ایست‌بازرسی بسیج دیدم. این خیلی خطرناک است. هم برای خودشان، هم برای جامعه.»

نامه تاج به رئیس فیفا: صدای مظلومانه فوتبال ایران را بشنوید

رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال با ارسال نامه‌ای به رئیس فیفا عنوان کرد: صدای مظلومانه فوتبال ایران را زمین را بشنوید.

اینفانتینو: ایران در جام جهانی خواهد بود، هیچ پلن دیگری هم وجود ندارد

حدود ۵ ساعت پیش

رئیس فدراسیون جهانی فوتبال می‌گوید که ایران حتماً در جام جهانی ۲۰۲۶ حضور خواهد داشت.

به گزارش خبرگزاری تسنیم، جانی اینفانتینو در گفت‌وگو با شبکه تلویزیونی «N+» مکزیک در مورد احتمال عدم حضور تیم ملی فوتبال ایران در جام جهانی ۲۰۲۶ گفت: ایران نماینده مردم کشورش است. آنها با شایستگی ورزشی به این جام جهانی صعود کردند و تیمی بودند که خیلی زود هم به این جام راه یافتند.

وی افژود: ایران کشوری دیوانه فوتبال است. ما می‌خواهیم آنها بازی کنند، آنها در جام جهانی بازی خواهند کرد و هیچ پلن B، C یا D وجود ندارد؛ تنها پلن A که حضور آنها در جام جهانی است، مدنظر است.

دونالد ترامپ رئیس جمهور آمریکا، چندی پیش اعلام کرد که امنیت ایران را تامین نمی‌کند. این در شرایطی است که یکی از ابتدایی‌ترین شرایط میزبانی جام جهانی، تامین تامین کشورهای حاضر در این تورنمنت است.

با این حال، برای رئیس فیفا، این موضوع منتفی است و او حتی اظهار داشت که آنها به دنبال فراهم کردن بهترین شرایط خواهند بود.

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Persians at CPAC push for Reza Pahlavi as Tehran’s next leader amid Iran war

GRAPEVINE, Texas — Persians gathered at the Conservative Political Action Conference had an urgent message for President Donald Trump: they want Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the late shah, to be Tehran’s next leader.

“He's the only leader that the people in Iran are chanting his name,” said Maryam Salehi, 60, who attended the conference on Thursday. “They are only believing in him. And his father did great. Now he is even going to be better.”

Many Persians who spoke with the Washington Examiner were among the large crowd of supporters who fervently chanted support for Pahlavi and Trump at the annual CPAC gathering on Thursday.

The massive crowd chanting “Thank you, Trump” was eventually broken up by security.

But their message was clear: they were grateful to the U.S. president for launching the Iran war, and they hoped he would support Pahlavi.

“The reason we are here is first to thank Republicans, because Republicans have been standing next to us,” said Beneta Rameshk, who burst into tears as she spoke with the Washington Examiner.

She was also adamant that Pahlavi be Tehran’s next leader.

“I know that so many people say that he's not been in the country for many years, but I believe that he's been in a democratic country,” Rameshk said. “He has those elements that unite us around him. And then, as he said many times, he's going to be only a transitional leader. And then in the future, the people of Iran will decide who is going to lead the country.”

FIFA World Cup 2026 Last-Minute Sales Phase to start on 1 April

• Tickets will be made available to the general public on a first-come, first-served basis

• Fourth and final ticket sales phase will remain open until the end of the tournament

• FIFA World Cup™ all-time attendance record of 3.5 million, set in 1994, on track to be surpassed this year

Iran’s soccer team holds schoolbags ahead of pre-World Cup match

BELEK, Turkey (Reuters) – Iran’s men’s national soccer team wore black armbands and held schoolbags as their anthem played ahead of a match in Turkey on Friday in what a team official said was a protest over the killing of schoolgirls on the first day of the Iran war.

Iran were playing a friendly against Nigeria in the resort town of Belek ahead of the World Cup in the U.S., Mexico and Canada where their participation is in doubt over the conflict.

The men lined up holding pink and purple bags with ribbons on them – a reference to the attack on the Shajareh ​Tayyebeh School which Tehran says killed more than 175 people including children and teachers on the first day of joint U.S.-Israeli strikes.

“The players are holding the school bags close to their heart in remembrance of the 165 girls the Americans killed in an Iranian school,” a media official for the Iranian team told Reuters.