'Butcher of Tehran' takes over as president, vows to support Palestinians
Hardliner Ebrahim Raisi takes oath at the Iranian parliament on Thursday afternoon amid stalled nuclear talks.
Hardliner Ebrahim Raisi takes oath at the Iranian parliament on Thursday afternoon amid stalled nuclear talks.
British navy group says the hijackers who boarded the Panama-flagged Asphalt Princess on Tuesday have left vessel off UAE coast in the Gulf of Oman.
Tehran moves toward more government restrictions on social media applications as hardline lawmakers agree to discuss a bill that many fear will undermine communication and wipe out livelihoods.
"It is time for diplomatic, economic and even military deeds,” defense minister tells ambassadors in special briefing on Iranian aggression.
In a briefing with ambassadors, defense and foreign ministers reveal that senior Quds Force commander Saeed Ara Jani is behind last week's attack on the Israeli-operated Mercer Street tanker.
After mysterious incident takes out multiple ships' steering in the Persian Gulf, UAE report says Israel uninvolved. NATO and EU join criticism of Iran over attack on Israeli-operated ship off the coast of Oman last week that resulted in the deaths of a British and a Romanian citizen.
"The Iranians need to understand that it is impossible to sit placidly in Tehran and ignite the entire Middle East from there. That's over," Bennett warns.
Outgoing Iranian president says Mossad operation caused then-US President Trump to withdraw from 2015 nuclear deal. Meanwhile, Iranian VP says Israeli actions have targeted 12 of Iran's oil tankers.
Statement comes after Britain points to Iran as the likely perpetrator of attack on the Israeli-managed tanker off the coast of Oman on July 29 that killed a Briton and a Romanian.
According to officials who spoke with the Wall Street Journal, the US considers "Iranian precision-strike capabilities as a bigger immediate threat than nuclear enrichment and ballistic missiles."
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