Shiraz:IRNA CEO Hossein Jaberi Ansari has urged the comprehensive documentation and preservation of evidence from US and Israeli attacks on Iranian cities. During a meeting with Ebrahim Azizi, chairman of Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, Jaberi Ansari emphasized the importance of recording damage to affected areas before reconstruction efforts eliminate physical evidence.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Jaberi Ansari specified that documentation should include damaged buildings, public facilities, and the experiences of victims, injured people, and their families. He proposed the use of professional photographs, documentary productions, and dedicated spaces for preserving and displaying evidence to ensure these events remain part of Iran's historical record.

Furthermore, Jaberi Ansari called for coordination among government bodies, cultural institutions, and organizations responsible for preserving historical records. He outlined IRNA's goals to enhance its national standing, improve professional content production, and expand visual journalism, while also reinforcing provincial offices and maintaining long-term organizational plans.

He highlighted the necessity of reducing unnecessary political disputes and establishing common national frameworks to protect social cohesion and national interests. His remarks were made during a visit to Shiraz, the capital of Fars Province, following visits to the cities of Lamerd and Lar.

Ebrahim Azizi expressed support for IRNA's efforts to strengthen its professional role, noting that its institutional standing and experience could help improve journalistic standards across the country. He also pointed out opportunities to expand Iran's media engagement with regional countries, the Muslim world, and independent nations, advocating for more specialized coverage of security, defense, and political issues.