Iranian media on August 10 prioritized the geopolitical landscape in the Caucasus, particularly the Zangazur corridor. Early reports highlighted Iran's determination to block American-backed initiatives in the region, framing them as "Trump's path" that challenges Iran's interests. This concern intensified through the day, with officials like Baqeri Kani explicitly warning Iran would not easily accept the Zangazur issue. Kayhan newspaper even suggested closing the Strait of Hormuz in response. Later, President Pezeshkian stated Iran's demands regarding the corridor had been met. Concurrently, news outlets closely followed developments concerning Gaza, prominently featuring Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's outlined plan for controlling the territory, which drew international criticism from the UN Security Council. Domestically, discussions continued on the severe water crisis and the approval of a bill to remove four zeros from the national currency.