VOA News on Iran

Document sent to VOA Persian shows Iranian prosecutors in Behbahan summoning dozens of residents for questioning on national security charges

Bolivia's government said in a statement it wanted to 'reestablish diplomatic relations damaged by the previous de facto government' led by conservative interim President Jeanine Anez

According to a confidential document distributed to member countries Iran as of November 2 had a stockpile of 2,442.9 kilograms, exceeding the allowable amount by more than 2 metric tons

In VOA Persian interview, source says Sirous Abbasi and Farideh Veysi boycotted the second session of their trial by a Revolutionary Court in Sanandaj on Nov. 2

In VOA Persian interview, source close to Maryam Ebrahimvand’s family said an Iranian court notified Ebrahimvand’s lawyer of its verdict November 1

In VOA Persian interview from Turkey, Fatemeh Khoshrou said the Iranian judiciary sent her a digital notification of her one-year sentence October 22

The deaths, announced by Health Ministry spokeswoman Sima Sadat Lari on state TV, take the official toll to 35,298 in the Middle East's worst-hit country

Officials describe the hack as part of broad Iranian campaign, warning that while Tuesday’s election remains safe, more attacks are coming

Esmail Abdi’s wife tells VOA Persian he reported severe pain on left side of body in call from Tehran's Evin prison

In addition to announcement by State, Treasury departments, DOJ unseals forfeiture filings for refined petroleum, weapons

Iran has for months wrestled with the worst outbreak in the Middle East

Source tells VOA Persian the 36 protesters from Behbahan city were sentenced to a total of 109 years in prison and 2,590 lashes by a criminal court on October 22

In VOA interview, Sedigheh Maliki-Fard criticizes Iranian authorities for refusing to grant sick husband Hashem Khastar furlough since 14-month detention began?

Informed source told VOA Persian that Iran has denied 22-year-old activist Saba Kord Afshari needed medical care and has denied her mother a furlough for no apparent reason

FBI says the effort was a cyber campaign by Iran to intimidate US voters