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به بهانه تصمیم ناسا برای تشکیل تیم بررسی پدیده‌های ناشناخته هوایی و زیرآبی (UAP و USO)، دوباره تبِ آدم‌فضایی‌ها در رسانه‌های آمریکایی بالا گرفته است.  از جلسات رسمی پنتاگون تا ویدیوهای پرهیاهوی خلبانان نیروی دریایی، همه چیز بوی راز و رمز می‌دهد. اما پشت این هیاهو چه می‌گذرد؟ در گزارش‌های رسمی آمده که هزاران «شیء ناشناس» در نزدیکی سواحل آمریکا ثبت شده‌اند؛ برخی در هوا، بعضی در عمق دریا. اما نکته‌ قابل‌تأمل این است که هیچ سند قطعی از منش فرازمینی وجود ندارد.  بیشتر موارد، بالن، خطای رادار یا پهپادهایی از مبدأ نامعلوم بوده‌اند. با این حال، رسانه‌های آمریکایی ترجیح می‌دهند این موضوع را با چاشنی تخیل و اضطراب به خورد مردم بدهند — درست همان کاری که در زمان بحران‌های داخلی می‌کنند.  وقتی تورم بالا می‌رود یا انتخابات به بن‌بست می‌خورد، ناگهان «چیزی از آسمان یا زیرآب» پیدا می‌شود تا افکار عمومی سرگرم شود. شاید این بار نوبت موج تازه‌ای از مهندسی ترس باشد: از کرونا تا کره شمالی، از بالن چینی تا بشقاب‌پرنده اقیانوسی. اما از زاویه محیط‌زیست، ماجرا جدی‌تر است.  بخش اعظم اقیانوس‌ها...

  Polish FM to Iran: “ Instead of exporting your revolution or enriching uranium, rebuild the Persian civilization that once amazed the world .” That one sentence hit harder than any sanction. Because somewhere between ideology and isolation, Iran stopped enriching its greatest resource — its humanity. Once, this land built poetry, gardens, and philosophy that shaped the world. Now it builds silence, slogans, and self-censorship. The Revolution promised revival; instead, it buried identity under ideology. Mr. Sikorski’s remark wasn’t just diplomacy — it was diagnosis. Iran doesn’t need more uranium. It needs more light. And perhaps, to rediscover the civilization that once defined beauty itself. #Iran #Culture #Civilization #PersianHeritage #Journalistsir 🌍 Journalist | Association of Environmental Journalists Environment is life’s concern... ✴ When there is no bread, no tree will give shade. @journalistsir | @bahrm8 https://journalistsirani.blogspot.com

Iran Livestock Chief Fired After Exposing Rotten Meat Scandal In a case that has sparked outrage among Iranian farmers and the public, Mojtaba Ali, the former head of Iran’s Central Livestock Union, was dismissed by the Minister of Agriculture after revealing that 100,000 kilograms of contaminated meat imported from Mongolia had entered Iran’s supply chain. Ali told Iranian media that the shipment — initially rejected by Iraq due to poor quality and health risks — was redirected to Iran, where it was allegedly intended to be mixed with local meat and sold domestically. “This is playing with people’s lives,” he said. “I had a duty to inform the public. ” He added that the imported meat was overpriced by at least $6,000 per ton, and claimed that both he and his family had been threatened following his disclosure. The Ministry of Agriculture has so far offered no clarification on the origins or handling of the shipment. Critics say the firing of a whistleblower instead of investigating th...

Lake Urmia: Iran’s Disappearing Lake Becomes a Global Environmental Catastrophe Lake Urmia: Iran’s Disappearing Lake Becomes a Global Environmental Catastrophe Once the largest saltwater lake in the Middle East, Lake Urmia in Iran is turning into a salt desert. Experts warn that government mismanagement, dam construction, and climate change have created a global environmental crisis threatening millions. The Vanishing of Lake Urmia Once a symbol of natural beauty and balance, Lake Urmia — located between the Iranian provinces of East and West Azerbaijan — is now on the brink of ecological collapse. Satellite images reveal that the turquoise waters that once covered over 5,000 square kilometers have retreated, leaving behind a ghostly salt plain and a lifeless horizon. From Lake to Salt Desert Over the last four decades, Iran has built more than 79 dams on the rivers feeding Urmia, cutting off its natural water supply. Combined with overexploitation of groundwater and expanding water-in...