El nuevo líder supremo de Irán da su primer mensaje desde que llegó al poder
Mojtaba Jameneí adoptó un tono desafiante y dejó claro que Irán no retrocederá en una guerra que ya se ha extendido por todo Medio Oriente.
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Iran says it will not close Strait of Hormuz
Iran says it will not close Strait of Hormuz Amir Saeid Iravani, Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations, said Iran does not plan to shut the Strait of Hormuz, though he stressed Tehran’s right to safeguard the strategic waterway. Speaking to reporters at the UN, Iravani addressed remarks by Iran’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, who said earlier that the “lever of blocking the Strait of Hormuz must continue to be used”. “We are not going to close the Strait of Hormuz,” Iravani said.
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Giriraj Singh slams Rahul Gandhi over conduct in Parliament, says opposition "deliberately creates such situations"
New Delhi [India], March 13 (ANI): Union Minister Giriraj Singh criticised Leader of Opposition (LoP) Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi while alleging that the opposition deliberately creates disruptions in Parliament despite being given opportunities to raise issues. Speaking to reporters here on Thursday, Singh said the opposition had sought permission to speak on the issue of LPG, but did not adhere to the subject.
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Israel uses new AI drone swarms to target Iran’s security forces
The Israeli military is using a new method to launch drone swarms over Iran targeting security forces involved in domestic repression, sources familiar with the matter told Iran International.
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Who bombed Irans Minab elementary school
All evidence points to the US, but the White House isnt admitting guilt The US-Israeli war on Iran opened with massive strikes on urban centers, the assassination of the country's supreme leader and his family, and the brutal slaying of more than 160 children at a girls' elementary school in Minab.
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Who bombed Iran's Minab elementary school?
All evidence points to the US, but the White House isn't admitting guilt The US-Israeli war on Iran opened with massive strikes on urban centers, the assassination of the country's supreme leader and his family, and the brutal slaying of more than 160 children at a girls' elementary school in Minab.
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A British tourist facing two years in prison in Dubai for allegedly filming missiles hitting the city
A British tourist facing two years in prison in Dubai for allegedly filming missiles hitting the city View this post on Instagram A post shared by Middle East Eye (@middleeasteye)
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New Iranian Leader Vows to Keep Global Oil Gateway Blocked
Oil prices surged on Thursday after ships came under attack in the Persian Gulf, and Iran’s supreme leader vowed revenge for U. S. and Israeli airstrikes.
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'Follow the smoke': BBC spends day with emergency teams as Israel strikes south Lebanon
The BBC visited the city of Nabatieh, witnessing the pace and scale of Israel's bombing as its war with Hezbollah continues to escalate.
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Trump says US profits from oil price surge, as war on Iran drives prices higher
Trump says US profits from oil price surge, as war on Iran drives prices higher US President Donald Trump has said the US stands to gain financially from rising oil prices triggered by the war with Iran, drawing criticism from some lawmakers. Oil prices climbed more than nine percent to around $100 a barrel as the conflict escalated. Reports said two crude tankers caught fire at an Iraqi port after suspected Iranian explosive boats struck them, while dozens of oil-laden ships remained stranded as the Strait of Hormuz stayed shut.
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Iran shows the world the limits of US power
What the Iran crisis means for the future world order Despite the optimism expressed in some quarters, it would be premature to declare that the American and Israeli military campaign against Iran has already stalled or that the crisis will soon be resolved through international mediation. The situation remains volatile, and the resilience of the Iranian state is still being tested.
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Pentagon briefs lawmakers on cost of war on Iran – but true price tag remains unknown
The US already spent more than $11. 3bn in first six days of conflict, but price tag does not include all spending Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox Pentagon officials told top lawmakers in a closed-door briefing on Tuesday that the cost of the war against Iran has already exceeded $11. 3bn in its first six days, but the true cost of the opening days of the conflict is likely far greater, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Trump advises Iran team to skip World Cup for 'their own life and safety'
(Photo credit: Jonathan Ernst-Reuters via Imagn Images) President Donald Trump suggested Thursday that Iran's national soccer team should withdraw from the upcoming FIFA World Cup as a personal safety measure.
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Israeli military drops charges against soldiers accused of abusing Palestinian detainee
The Israeli military's top lawyer cites "exceptional circumstances" for dropping the case involving a Palestinian man held at Sde Teiman military prison.
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Iran's new supreme leader vows to block Strait of Hormuz in first statement
A message attributed to Mojtaba Khamenei also says Iran will continue targeting US bases in the region.
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US intelligence admits failure of Iran regime change strategy; Tehran more deep-rooted than Washington’s calculations
Pars Today – A classified report by the US National Intelligence Council (NIC), prepared before the start of US and Israeli attacks on Iran, concluded that even a large-scale military invasion would not be able to overthrow the Islamic Republic government. This assessment indicates that US intelligence agencies consider the Iranian government a deeply entrenched structure.
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Emirati minister tells BBC Iran must end strikes on Gulf
The UAE says more than 1,800 drones and missiles have been projected at the country since the war began.
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Iran warns attacks on energy sites will trigger ‘crushing’ regional response
Iran warns attacks on energy sites will trigger ‘crushing’ regional response Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, the main operational command of Iran’s armed forces, has warned that any strike on the country’s energy infrastructure or ports would provoke a severe retaliation. A spokesperson for the command said Iran would respond forcefully if even a “slight” attack targeted its oil, gas or port facilities, according to remarks reported by Tasnim News Agency. “We warn the aggressor government and all its allies that the slightest attack on the energy infrastructure and ports of the Islamic Republic of Iran will be met with a crushing and devastating response from us,” the spokesperson said.
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First message of Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei, Leader of the Islamic Revolution, was published
Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei emphasized in his first message: "We will not withdraw from the blood of martyrs. The Strait of Hormuz must remain closed. We will not withdraw from the crime at the Minab school.
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Trump suggests Iran stay away from World Cup
President Donald Trump on Wednesday questioned whether Iran’s national soccer team should attend the 2026 World Cup, a day after Tehran said it would withdraw from the tournament after being attacked by the United States.
