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It was 4:30 in the evening of June 28, 1987 that four chemical bombs were dropped on the Kurdish city of Sardasht located in northwestern of Iran. Also three other chemical bombs were dropped on the surrounding villages. Right now 25 years have exactly passed since that chemical bombardment. According to the reporter of Chemical Weapons Victims Information Base, the Deutsche Vale News Agency in an action as running forward expressed these sentences in order to remember the difficulties and suffering of Iranian people and it has apparently sympathized with them:

When Hiroshima was bombarded by atomic weapons, all the people of the world attempted to help this city, but we did not know the value of helps. When I came to Iran and I observed the situation of chemical bombardment of Sardasht and Marivan, I really realized the assistance of the people of world to Hiroshima.
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Iran is the Most Oppressed Victim of Chemical Warfare

Iran is the Most Oppressed Victim of Chemical Warfare

When Hiroshima was bombarded by atomic weapons, all the people of the world attempted to help this city, but we did not know the value of helps. When I came to Iran and I observed the situation of chemical bombardment of Sardasht and Marivan, I really realized the assistance of the people of world to Hiroshima.
Late Leader Lauded as Model of Genuine Intellectualism

Late Leader Lauded as Model of Genuine Intellectualism

Participants at a cultural meeting in Iran’s Mashhad described martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei as a model of authentic intellectualism with a deep understanding of Iranian society, history, and culture
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Unification of the Street and the Battlefield

Unification of the Street and the Battlefield

In the following article, Dr. Gholamreza Mansouri discusses sacrifice and resistance as the central axis of Iranian unity during the Third Imposed War — a culture rooted in the religious beliefs of the people.
Hamas in pursuit of deepening ties with Iran

Hamas in pursuit of deepening ties with Iran

The political bureau of Palestinian resistance movement Hamas says the group is in pursuit of ways to deepen its ties with the Islamic Republic of Iran rejecting Washington’s requests for negotiation.
Wills’ of martyrs are a phenomenon and are a literary genre

Wills’ of martyrs are a phenomenon and are a literary genre

A researcher and lecturer of university in professional meeting of “the week of research and art of Islamic Revolution said: the wills’ of martyrs are a phenomenon and they are a literary genre that if we don’t pay attention to them we would loss an important part of Holy Defense literature.
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We Would Suddenly Find Him beside Us, and Then He Would Leave Again
Zainab Mughniyeh:

We Would Suddenly Find Him beside Us, and Then He Would Leave Again

Beirut - It is impressive how every time something is written about Hajj Imad, the words captivate the readers’ eyes and hearts. There is no need for a structural or anecdotal display in the writing. It is only enough to read the name "Imad Mughniyeh" several times, carefully and with passion. Perhaps that beautiful mystery is the reason, or perhaps his abilities, personality, history and jihad are the cause. But the inevitable is that Hajj Radwan was the magic of the resistance and its secret. He was that distant unknown innovator, who was only near once he was martyred.
“The authorities have forgotten our shortness of breath”, Rahim Ali Bakhshi says.

“The authorities have forgotten our shortness of breath”, Rahim Ali Bakhshi says.

Rahim Ali Bakhshi says: The authorities have forgotten that we are suffering the pains resulted from chemical weapons and they are looking for the documents of war. During the war no one was thinking about the documents that might be required later. No one knew that the effects of chemical weapons might appear on the body after 20 years. So they were not trying to get the documents relevant to the military operations… During the war all the fighters would try to stay in the battlefields more and to fight with the enemy.
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Multifaceted personality of Martyr Kharrazi
By Gholam-Hossein Eslamifard

Multifaceted personality of Martyr Kharrazi

The name “Kamal Kharrazi” in Iran’s political memory is more than anything intertwined with diplomacy and foreign policy; but his record shows that we are dealing with a multifaceted personality who has played an effective and long-lasting role in both politics and science and technology.
Glory to God and to the Sixteenth of February

Glory to God and to the Sixteenth of February

Sheikh Ragheb Harb, the Sheikh of the Martyrs of the Islamic Resistance, was a pioneering and exemplary figure-true in his faith in God and in the rights of His servants, both individual and collective; deeply conscious of his responsibility toward society and the homeland; tireless in striving and struggling to establish justice and liberation, to oppose oppression, to resist occupation, and to confront projects of humiliation and imposed tutelage.
The Revolutionary Role of Martyr Dr. Mofatteh

The Revolutionary Role of Martyr Dr. Mofatteh

Martyr Mohammad Mofatteh (1928–1978) was a dedicated scholar, a committed intellectual, and one of the prominent figures in the anti-Pahlavi struggle. He pursued his religious education in Qom while simultaneously earning a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Tehran. This rare combination of seminary knowledge and academic scholarship made him a unique figure among revolutionary clerics.
Iranian media react to Quds Force chief assassination

Iranian media react to Quds Force chief assassination

One day after the assassination of Iranian Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani, the dailies across the country reacted to the tragic loss of one of the most admired figures in Iran, a man regarded as a “hero” and a symbol of national and religious pride.
Ayatollah Khamenei Leads Salat al-Mayyit for Martyr Soleimani

Ayatollah Khamenei Leads Salat al-Mayyit for Martyr Soleimani

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei on Monday morning performed the ritual ‘prayer for the deceased’ (Salat al-Mayyit) in the funeral of top Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, who was martyred in a US airstrike last week.
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Sardasht: A Wound That Never Heals

Sardasht: A Wound That Never Heals

TEHRAN – Associations of martyrs’ families and war veterans, marking the National Day against Chemical and Biological Weapons, have described Sardasht as a symbol of an unhealed wound inflicted by chemical bombardment, calling for the prosecution of those responsible for the attack.
Strengthening Institutional Governance: Iran’s Martyrs Foundation Seeks Deeper Parliamentary Ties to Address Veteran Welfare

Strengthening Institutional Governance: Iran’s Martyrs Foundation Seeks Deeper Parliamentary Ties to Address Veteran Welfare

TEHRAN – In a strategic move to enhance service delivery to the veteran community, the Head of the Martyrs and Veterans Affairs Foundation, Vice President Seyyed Ahmad Mousavi, has called for a more robust institutional framework involving both the Iranian Parliament and the government. Speaking at a high-level meeting with the “Shahed and Veterans” Faction, Mousavi underscored that institutional synergy is no longer an option, but a necessity for “good governance” in managing the welfare of Iran’s most respected social group.
Iran well-prepared for ‘historic’ funeral ceremonies of martyred Leader

Iran well-prepared for ‘historic’ funeral ceremonies of martyred Leader

Tehran, IRNA – Preparations are in full swing for the funeral ceremonies of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, who lost his life in an airstike by the US and Israeli terrorit regimes on his office in Tehran on the first day of the imposed war of aggression against Iran.
‘Burnt Breaths’ exhibition honors Iran’s chemical warfare veterans, medical staff

‘Burnt Breaths’ exhibition honors Iran’s chemical warfare veterans, medical staff

TEHRAN – The photo exhibition “Burnt Breaths” (Nafas-haye Sookhteh) opened at the Melal Cultural Center in Tehran, coinciding with the anniversary of the chemical bombing of Sardasht and the National Day for Combating Chemical and Biological Weapons. The event served as a platform to honor chemical warfare veterans and the physicians dedicated to their specialized care, while shedding light on the humanitarian and legal dimensions of the chemical attacks during the Sacred Defense.
When the German Reporter’s Heart Ached for Iranian Chemically Injured Patients

When the German Reporter’s Heart Ached for Iranian Chemically Injured Patients

It was 4:30 in the evening of June 28, 1987 that four chemical bombs were dropped on the Kurdish city of Sardasht located in northwestern of Iran. Also three other chemical bombs were dropped on the surrounding villages. Right now 25 years have exactly passed since that chemical bombardment. According to the reporter of Chemical Weapons Victims Information Base, the Deutsche Vale News Agency in an action as running forward expressed these sentences in order to remember the difficulties and suffering of Iranian people and it has apparently sympathized with them:
An Interview with a Rescuer from Sardasht City on the Anniversary of Sardasht Chemical Bombardment:

An Interview with a Rescuer from Sardasht City on the Anniversary of Sardasht Chemical Bombardment:

The children fell asleep in the silent alleys. I forgot my own pain when I saw the close eyes of the innocent children who had said good bye forever during their final games in the alleys and streets of the city…My heart was really aching for those persons who had lied down on the ground and they had left this world. They had closed their eyes forever and they did not wish to open their eyes anymore…
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