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A Lebanese legal source has claimed that an internal security investigation has led to the assessment that Israel abducted a retired Lebanese officer, Ahmad Shukr, over suspicions of his involvement in the 1986 abduction of captured Israeli navigator Ron Arad.
Lebanese security forces suspect that Mossad abducted a former senior military officer named Ahmad Shukr in the Beqaa Valley. According to the source, Lebanon believes the abduction is linked to the disappearance of captured Israeli Air Force navigator Ron Arad.
Former Revolutionary Guard Navy commander calls for complete restructuring of Tehran's intelligence apparatus after Israeli strikes exposed critical vulnerabilities.
Leaders of Shiite militias said they were prepared to hand over their weapons, but at least two militias are refusing. Report: Warnings were delivered to Baghdad of a possible attack.
The source added that the Paris-led discussions on establishing a mechanism to disarm Hezbollah failed to set a date and host city, or produce any concrete results.
Speaking with academics, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian voiced deep frustration, saying, “I don’t know what to do, please don’t curse me.” He blamed Iran’s problems on corruption and what he described as the “crazy” conduct of state institutions, rather than on the US or Israel. Referring to Operation Rising Lion, Pezeshkian acknowledged Israel’s military edge, saying, “Israel had better missiles, more accurate missiles and more of them.”
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has raised with his Russian counterpart the possibility of returning the S-400 air defense systems to Moscow. The United States is holding ongoing talks with Turkey over its desire to rejoin the F-35 fighter jet program, from which it was expelled in 2019 following its purchase of the Russian systems.
"Israel has not destroyed even 3% of our missile launchers," Iranian Revolutionary Guards officer says. "We did not think that they would target our commanders and scientists in their own homes along with their families. We miscalculated and admit that we were wrong."
Former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad is reportedly studying Russian and retraining in ophthalmology as he settles into exile in Moscow, with sources suggesting that members of Russia’s elite could one day become his patients.
Network chief Peyman Jebelli told students the false claims about downed stealth fighters devastated credibility during Israel strikes.