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Iran rift widens as supreme leader tells ministers to stop publicising country's problems

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By Tim Stickings Verified
| The National Verified
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei told officials on Friday to stop publicising problems and instead highlight the country's “power and strength”, in the latest sign of a leadership rift in Tehran. Mr Khamenei's message – published by state media shortly before President Masoud Pezeshkian was due to appear on television – appeared to slap down officials who have acknowledged economic hardship in recent days.
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Pressure mounts on Iran as new US sanctions imminent

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By Tim Stickings Verified
| The National Verified
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said his country was facing “an all-out economic, military and security war”, as the US prepares to announce new sanctions. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is expected to unveil new measures on Monday to isolate Iran economically after months of inconclusive warfare. Officials in Tehran expect the sanctions to be aimed at Iran’s economic relations with third countries.
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Moment Iraqi detectives break open barrel of cash in corruption inquiry

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By Tim Stickings Verified
| The National Verified
This is the moment Iraqi detectives discovered a barrel of hidden cash, part of more than $10 million seized in a massive corruption probe. The banknotes were sealed in plastic bags inside the barrel, which was hidden in vegetation in Iraq's Salahuddin province before investigators lifted it out. The discovery was part of a sprawling corruption investigation that began after Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi took office in May.
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