Morning headlines highlighted a severe editorial split: state-aligned media repeatedly broadcast the Supreme Leader's praise for national unity following the February 11th (22 Bahman) rallies, while international and diaspora outlets focused on President Trump's endorsement of regime change and reports of U.S. military preparations for a multi-week operation against Iran. By early afternoon, the focus shifted to the Munich Security Conference. Diaspora outlets and Persian-language services reported a massive opposition gathering of approximately 250,000 people addressed by Prince Reza Pahlavi, who called for a transitional government and international humanitarian intervention. Conversely, Iranian state officials and media dismissed the event as a "circus" and a display of European desperation, attempting to delegitimize the participants as hired actors. In the evening, reports emerged of a second round of Iran-U.S. negotiations scheduled for the following Tuesday in Geneva. While state media prioritized economic narratives regarding China’s oil demand and North Korean threats against Washington, international outlets reported nocturnal anti-government chants within several Iranian cities.