TEHRAN — While Washington attempts to market a "peace" framework through intermediaries and continues its illegal campaign of aggression against Iran, the international community has recognized these maneuvers for what they truly are: coercive dictates designed to mask a failing military campaign.
TEHRAN- Yemen's Ansarallah is ready to join the fighting against the US and Israel if the militia’s military capabilities are needed, a news report says.
TEHRAN- A wave of rocket and drone attacks from Lebanon triggered sirens across northern Israel on Wednesday, as Iran simultaneously launched eight waves of missiles toward Israel in what appeared to be a coordinated action, according to Israeli Radio.
TEHRAN- A senior Iranian intelligence official has said that the United Arab Emirates played an active role in both the outbreak and continuation of the war against Iran, according to remarks cited by The Cradle Arabic.
TEHRAN- Iran delivered a formal response on Wednesday night to a 15-point proposal put forward by the United States, according to a source familiar with the matter who spoke to the Iranian news agency Tasnim.
TEHRAN – Recent continuous rainfall in the northwestern part of the country has increased the level of water in Lake Urmia and wetlands in West Azarbaijan province, which had experienced drought situation over the past year.
TEHRAN – Associations and societies of Iranian teachers have urged the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to form fact-finding committees to investigate the widespread violations of international humanitarian law by the United States and Israel during the war against Iran.
TEHRAN – Since the beginning of the joint U.S.–Israeli aggression on February 28, the regional security environment surrounding Iran has placed sustained pressure on American military installations and personnel across the Persian Gulf.
TEHRAN – The aviation losses sustained by U.S. forces since February 28 have become one of the clearest indicators of the operational pressures facing American and allied airpower in the Persian Gulf.
MADRID – Four weeks into the U.S and Israeli offensive against Iran, the centre of gravity has shifted from contested airspace to a narrow maritime corridor less than 30 kilometres wide. The Strait of Hormuz, long treated by Western planners as an artery requiring permanent openness, remains physically navigable. It has not been closed. What has changed is the condition under which passage occurs.
