Humorous.  And the hackers listed the phone of the Supreme Leader for persons to call for information.  “Iran transport ministry hit by second apparent cyberattack in days,” KFGO, Thomson Reuters, July 10, 2021.

“A strike that started amongst one section of oil workers in southern Iran has spread to all oil exploration, refinery, and petrochemical plants in the country and is gaining widespread support from other workers too.”  See “Iranian Workers Unite in Huge Protest,” The Bench, July 10, 2021.

“Russia, Iran, and Turkey reject Syrian Kurdish self-rule,” PanArmenian, July 10, 2021.

“Iraqi activist critical of Iran-aligned militias goes missing in Baghdad,” Wladimir van Wilgenburg, Kurdistan24, July 10, 2021.  Activists now fear that, after receiving repeated threats, Ali al-Mikdam may have been kidnapped by Iran-backed Iraqi militias.

The shoe is on the other foot.  “Iran and Russia express concern over US leaving Afghanistan,” Seth Frantzman,  Jerusalem Post, July 10, 2021.

“Armenia, Iran discuss construction process of 3rd power transmission line,” Armen Press, July 10, 2012.

“Iranian Officials Defend Production of Enriched Uranium Metal,” Orkhan Jalilov, Caspian News, July 10, 2021.