Images of US missile strike on residential homes in Qeshm

🔹A US missile attack on residential homes in the Chah-Tangoo neighborhood of Qeshm city has martyred three members of a single family.

🔹Two other children from the same family were wounded and transferred to a medical center for treatment.

Martyrs of US attack on residential homes in Qeshm

🔹In the US missile strike on civilian homes in the Chah-Tangoo neighborhood of Qeshm, three members of the Jafari family were martyred: the father, Gheysar Jafari, his wife Zahra Jafari, and their two-year-old son, Sina.

3 IRGC members from Zanjan province martyred in US missile strike

🔹The Public Relations of Zanjan's Ansar al-Mahdi (AJ) IRGC Corps announced that three proud and brave Guards—Mahmoud Molajabari, Mohammad Reza Cheraghi, and Jamal Amiri—were martyred on August 8, 2026, while defending Iran's borders and people in a brutal US terrorist strike.

🔹The Corps strongly condemned the "bestial crime" and extended its congratulations and condolences on their martyrdom to Imam Mahdi (AJ), Imam Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, the families of the martyrs, and the Iranian nation.

Kermanshah among West Asia’s oldest human settlement areas, researcher says

Kermanshah is one of the oldest known human settlement areas on the Iranian Plateau and West Asia, with evidence dating back one million years, researcher Mohsen Derekeh said. Abundant water, favorable climate, and the Zagros mountains made it an early habitat. Key sites include Bisotun Cave (excavated by Carlton Coon in the 1940s), Warwasi Rock Shelter (with Neanderthal and modern human tools), and Wezmeh Cave (yielding a Neanderthal child's tooth, 40,000–70,000 years old). Recent work continues to reveal early occupation evidence. Derekeh emphasized that studying Kermanshah's prehistoric sites is essential to understanding human settlement across the region.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/528653/Kermanshah-among-West-Asia-s-oldest-human-settlement-areas-researcher

IRGC destroys 3 F-35 jets, damages 3 more at Jordan's Al-Azraq base in response to Qeshm massacre

📞 Iran FM warns Bulgaria: Allowing US use of Bezmer base is unacceptable

🔹Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, in a phone call with Bulgarian counterpart Velislava Petrova, condemned Bulgaria's decision to allow the US military to use the Bezmer Air Base in support of operations against Iran, calling it "unacceptable and contrary to the friendly relations between the two countries" .

🔹Citing UN General Assembly Resolution 3314 on the definition of aggression, Araghchi stressed: "Providing territory for another state to commit aggression against a third state constitutes an act of aggression" . Bulgaria's parliament recently approved hosting up to eight KC-135 tanker aircraft and 250 US personnel at the base .

🔹Araghchi made clear: "Any party that participates in military action against Iran, in any way, must accept responsibility for its consequences"—warning that Tehran will not hesitate to defend its national security and interests.