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Ahmadrez Radan, commander of Iran's Islamic Republic police force, made statements covered by five domestic media outlets, pledging that he will not deviate from the path of the commander whom he refers to as a "martyr" for the rest of his life. These remarks were presented in the form of an official statement or speech, and all covering media outlets selected nearly the identical original sentence as their headline. The precise timing and occasion of these statements were not explicitly specified in any of the existing coverage.

• Commander Radan stated these remarks directly in the form of a pledging sentence: "I promise until my last breath I will not deviate from the path of Mr. Martyr."
• The precise identity of the person referred to as "Mr. Martyr" was not explicitly mentioned in any of the headlines or summaries of the existing coverage.
• All five media outlets selected the exact same pledging sentence from Radan as their news headline and did not provide an independent summary text.
• Four of the five outlets (Akharin Khabar, Khabar Sedavosima, Mehr, and Hamshahri) also published video content of these statements.
• Mashriq News covered this story with the headline "Video/ Commander Radan's Promise to Mr. Martyr," which is shorter than the others and does not include a direct quote of the pledge sentence.
• The precise time, location, and occasion of these remarks were not announced in any of the existing coverage.
• The full content of Radan's speech or statement, beyond the original sentence, is not available in the summaries presented.
• This story was overall covered by media outlets affiliated with government institutions and media close to official domestic currents, with no independent or non-official media outlets seen among them.. Coverage difference: All covering media outlets had a uniform approach and republished the main axis of the story—Radan's pledge sentence—without critical interpretation or inquiry into its context and audience. The only notable difference in coverage is Mashriq News, which instead of a direct quote of the sentence, used a shorter formulation and simplified the headline to "Promise to Mr. Martyr." None of the outlets provided information about the identity of "Mr. Martyr," the occasion for these statements, or possible reactions from other actors.