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When the official story is the only story: a death in Tehran and the cost of single-source coverage

Two Iranian state outlets and a single photographer carried the news of a senior official's death. The gap between what was reported and what can be known is the story.

Split image showing the white IAEA logo with an atom symbol on blue at left, and a weathered yellow radiation trefoil painted on dark rusted metal at right.
Split image showing the white IAEA logo with an atom symbol on blue at left, and a weathered yellow radiation trefoil painted on dark rusted metal at right. @bricsnews · Telegram

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