Iran Front Page- Newspapers on Wednesday covered the remarks made by the Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei in an address to a group of seminary students. The Leader mainly talked about the December 30, 2009, demonstrations held by a huge crowd of Iranian people in support for the Islamic Establishment, and also highlighted the need for enhancement of Iran’s deterrent power.

Another top story was the widespread reactions to Shahrvand newspaper’s Tuesday report about the homeless people who live inside the graves of a cemetery near Tehran.

The comments made by First Vice-President Eshaq Jahangiri and Economy Minister Ali Tayyebnia about the terrible economic heritage of Ahmadinejad’s government for the incumbent administration also received great coverage.

The above issues, as well as many more, are highlighted in the following headlines:

 

Abrar:

1- Leader: People’s Intellectual Power Brought Them to Streets on December 30 [2009] Pro-Establishment Demonstrations

2- 3,000 Civilians Moved Out of Mosul in 3 Days Because of Adverse Humanitarian Conditions

3- Successful Test-Fire of ‘Mersad’ and ‘Ya Zahra III’ Missile Defence Systems in Second Phase of Air Defence Drills in Southern Iran

4- Trump: UN Has Turned to a Club for Having Fun!



 



Afkar:

1- Leader: Enemy Seeks to Rob Iran of Its Power

2- Moscow and Ankara Agree on Ceasefire in Syria



 



Aftab-e Yazd:

1- Leader: Prohibition of Nuclear Weapon Has Very Important Jurisprudential and Rational Foundations

2- They Are Mourning! Thought-Provoking Remarks by First VP Jahangiri about Those Who Are Upset about Increase in Iran’s Economic Growth Rate



 



Amin:

1- Tehran Is Most Polluted City in the World Based on Air Quality Indices

2- Minimum Monthly Wage of Retired People Set Approximately at $262



 



Arman-e Emrooz:

1- Politician: JCPOA Is Not Enough for Rouhani’s Re-Election

2- 7% of Parties in Iran Are Dedicated to Women: A Report on 18 Political Parties for Women

3- Asghar Farhadi’s Bitter Letter to President Rouhani: Is This Our Utopia? Sometimes Authorities Should Walk among Ordinary People in Disguise



 



Asrar:

1- Economy Minister: Iran’s Rank in Ease of Doing Business Is Not What Iranian People Deserve

2- Academic: Radicals Are Opposed to Citizens’ Rights

3- Lavrov: Government and Dissidents in Syria Are in Talks



 



Emtiaz:

1- Migratory Swans in Sorkhrood Wetland in Mazandaran, Northern Iran: Each Year, Thousands of Migratory Swans Migrate to Sorkhrood in Winter. They Are Guests of This Region until Early March



 



Etemad:

1- Economy Minister: Increase of Economic Growth Rate Has Not Impacted People’s Lives; We’re Not Pleased with the Way People Live

2- Asghar Farhadi’s Open Letter to President in Reaction to a Report on 50 Men and Women Living inside Graves of a Cemetery near Tehran: My Entire Soul Is Filled with Shame and Sadness

3- Foreign Ministry Official: Neither Russia nor America Can Ignore Iran in Afghanistan





Ettela’at:

1- Unprecedented Demonstrations in December 30 Was One of the Examples of Islamic Republic’s Power

2- Baghdad: We Won’t Let Saudi Arabia Create Sedition in Iraq



 



Haft-e Sobh:

1- Controversial Video of Soldiers in Iranian Drill Who Fail to Break an Earthenware Pot Using Martial Arts: Kuwaiti and Saudi Media Abusing the Video Leaked from IRIB’s Archive

2- Access to ‘Clash of Clans’ Will Be Restricted: In Unofficial Iranian Market, the Game’s Accounts Are Traded with Prices Up to $2,500



 



Hemayat:

1- Assembly of Experts Chief: Those Who Created Sedition in 2009 Were Looking for Establishment of Secular Government under US Supervision

2- Tehran Prosecutor General: Doctors Who Received Astronomical Salaries Summoned to Court



 



Iran:

1- Tel Aviv Suspends Ties with 12 Countries: Netanyahu’s Passive Reaction and Endless Anger Following UNSC Resolution

• Britain, France, Russia, China, Japan, Egypt, Spain, Ukraine, Uruguay, Senegal, Venezuela, and New Zealand Are the Countries that Voted for the Historic Anti-Israel Resolution and Are Targeted by Tel Aviv Regime