Washington and Tehran have exchanged strikes several times since Friday, threatening to upend a tentative interim peace deal The "very nature" of the US is to break its promises and treaties, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said on Sunday, following renewed attacks on the Islamic Rep
Tehran-Dubai flights to restart after Israeli-US war Flights between Tehran and Dubai are set to resume on Monday, Iranian media report, months after the Israeli-US war disrupted air travel across the Gulf. Iranian state television and other outlets cited Ramin Kashefazar, the head of Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Airport, as saying that "the necessary arrangements have been made to reopen the Tehran–Dubai route at Imam Khomeini Airport". Tickets appeared on the website of Iranian airline Sepehran for a 10:40am local time flight to Dubai on Monday.
Israel took wounded Palestinian from hospital; 18 months later, family told he is dead The family of Palestinian man Majdi Nour Abu Ara has been told he was killed a year and a half after Israeli forces bombed the vehicle he was travelling in north of Tubas, in the occupied West Bank. His father told the Wafa news agency that the legal rights group HaMoked informed the family of an Israeli High Court decision confirming his death. The family said Israeli authorities had concealed his fate for 18 months.
Tehran [Iran], June 28 (ANI): Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei criticised American and Israeli leaders for boasting of crimes committed against Iran and urged for pursuing legal cases in international and domestic courts against the deaths in Iran due to the conflict.
The court martial system for personnel on overseas airbases serves US interests – but what about those of their host nations? A British victim of crime, on British soil, might reasonably expect their assailant to be tried in the British justice system. That was not Sarah Steele’s experience .
Israel kills three Palestinians in Gaza attacks Israeli attacks have killed at least three Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, including two people targeted by a drone in the north of the enclave. Palestinian health authorites said an Israeli drone struck the al-Salatin area, west of Beit Lahia, killing two people and wounding at least one more. In southern Gaza, Israeli forces also bombed a tent sheltering displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis.
Iran and Lebanon speakers discuss Israel’s war Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has spoken by phone with Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri to discuss the latest developments in the region, Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency reports. Ghalibaf told Berri that Tehran remains committed to efforts to end Israel’s war on Lebanon. He said the first paragraph of Iran’s memorandum with the US deals with ending hostilities in Lebanon and protecting the country’s territorial integrity.
The aircraft belonged to state oil giant Aramco and the cause of the crash is being investigated.
Israeli army chief says 'we will honour' Lebanon agreement Israeli army chief General Eyal Zamir has praised the deal with Lebanon, calling it "historic and of great significance". He said: "We will honour the agreement and work to ensure its success. The real test now is how both sides behave on the ground, and the coming period will determine the course of the next phase.
Tehran [Iran], June 28 (ANI): Slamming the US air strikes on Iranian missile and drone storage locations, and coastal radar sites, Tehran on Sunday said the 'brutal attacks' are a clear violation of the UN Charter and the recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the countries.
Michel Kuka Mboladinga, known as Lumumba Vea, was forced to miss the Congolese teams victorious clash against Uzbekistan Michel Kuka Mboladinga, known as 'Lumumba Vea' and widely regarded as the most famous football supporter of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo), missed his country's World Cup victory over Uzbekistan after being denied entry to the US, Reuters reported Saturday.
Document appears to have been subject to conflicting interpretations on key issues of Lebanon ceasefire and strait of Hormuz Middle East crisis live – latest updates The sudden eruption of fresh hostilities in the Gulf – just 10 days after Iran and the US signed a memorandum of understanding to end the conflict – threatens to put the two countries back on the path to war . It appears the deliberately opaque wording in the memorandum has been unable to withstand the pressure of conflicting interpretations, and as a result supporters of the deal inside Tehran are on the back foot. Statements to the effect that Iran’s government should never have agreed to reopen the strait of Hormuz are proliferating – and not just among the country’s hardliners.
Israeli attacks killed 3 in Gaza over past 24 hours Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed three Palestinians and wounded 43 others, according to Gaza's health ministry. It said the total number of deaths since the ceasefire was announced in October 2025 has now risen to 1,041.
Iraq arrests 47 officials in anti-corruption crackdown Submitted by Alex MacDonald on Sun, 06/28/2026 - 13:46 Security services enter the fortified Green Zone in Baghdad as the new prime minister steps up action to tackle the problem Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi (right) meets Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi (left) in Baghdad’s Green Zone, in a handout image released by the Iraqi Prime Minister Media Office on 28 June 2026 (AFP) Off Iraqi authorities have arrested 47 officials in an anti-corruption campaign led by new Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, the Iraqi News Agency (INA) said on Sunday. INA quoted senior officials as saying the suspects had been “arrested on corruption charges” and included MPs and officials from the oil ministry. Iraq’s Commission of Integrity said the arrests were carried out in Baghdad after “diligent and continuous monitoring” during a major overnight operation that reportedly led to the detention of multiple former officials, lawmakers and businessmen across the country.
Israeli soldiers shoot at journalists in Syrian village Footage showed Israeli soldiers shooting at a Syrian news crew reporting on Israel’s incursion into a Syrian village. The Syrian News Channel crew came under fire while reporting on the Israeli military’s entry into the village of Abdin, west of Daraa, in southern Syria.
Israeli extremists are terrorising Palestinian Christians and their holy sites Submitted by Janan Abdu on Sun, 06/28/2026 - 11:27 With Religious Zionism dominating key institutions of the Israeli state, police and courts fail to hold its adherents accountable for attacks on Christian communities A woman in Beirut views a social media post showing an Israeli soldier striking a statue of Christ in the southern Lebanese village of Debel on 20 April 2026 (Anwar Amro/AFP) Off The frequency and intensity of hate crimes and terrorist acts against Palestinian Christians - including pilgrims, worshippers, clergy, nuns, Christian property, holy sites and religious symbols - carried out by Israeli extremists are steadily increasing. These attacks are not the isolated or spontaneous incidents that Israel portrays them as to evade responsibility as a government and a state. They are premeditated crimes, committed by individuals and groups - including members of the police and military - who draw their ideological framework from extremist Religious Zionist doctrine, particularly the Hardal (Haredi Leumi, or nationalist Haredi) movement, an ultra-Orthodox nationalist current whose leading figures form part of the current governing coalition headed by Bezalel Smotrich.
(260628) -- BAGHDAD, June 28, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein (R) and his visiting Iranian counterpart Seyed Abbas Araghchi hold a joint press conference in Baghdad, Iraq, on June 28, 2026. Hussein met Araghchi here on Sunday to discuss bilateral ties and regional security.
Tehran attacks Bahrain and Kuwait amid efforts to open strait of Hormuz without Iran’s direct oversight Middle East crisis live – latest updates A new round of escalating strikes between Iran and the US has continued, further undermining the fragile interim peace agreement between the two countries, and prompting Donald Trump to threaten violence that would ensure Iran “will no longer exist”. On Sunday, Tehran launched drone and missile attacks against Bahrain and Kuwait after new US strikes on sites in southern Iran and threatened a “complete halt” to negotiations to end the war. Trump said that a moment might come soon when he abandoned talks and the US would “militarily finish the job”.
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The implementation of Kazakhstan’s investment contract in Iran’s southern port of Shahid Rajaee will increase the volume of commodity exchange between the two countries three-fold and guarantee annual transit of 1. 5 million tons of cargo, an official said.
CAIRO, 28th June, 2026 (WAM) -- Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, has once again strongly condemned the continued Iranian attacks carried out today against the Kingdom of Bahrain and the State of Kuwait using missiles and drones, describing them as a flagrant violation of sovereignty, international law and the Charter of the United Nations.
