Iran threatens deadly response after missile test
Iran warned on Sunday that if its enemies make mistakes, it will respond “in a deadly and instructive manner.” The threat comes two days after reports of missile tests conducted in the country.
Iran warned on Sunday that if its enemies make mistakes, it will respond “in a deadly and instructive manner.” The threat comes two days after reports of missile tests conducted in the country.
An Iranian lawmaker revealed that Tehran carried out a military test two nights ago using one of its most advanced intercontinental missiles. The disclosure came after images of unidentified smoke trails in the skies over Iran spread on social media.
Iran’s opposition marked the third anniversary of the killing of Mahsa Amini, who died after being beaten by the regime’s morality police. Her death sparked a nationwide protest movement. Overnight, thousands marched in Tehran, while political prisoners burned a noose inside prison in defiance of executions and religious coercion.
An Iranian lawmaker has urged Qatar to expel US forces and allow Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to deploy missiles on its territory to counter Israel, Iran International report.
Iran’s space agency chief announced that the launches are expected to take place by mid-March 2026. Western officials warn that such launches serve as a cover for using the technology to develop a long-range missile program.
Israeli intelligence assisted ASIO during its investigation unravelling the Iran terror attacks, according to Sky News. "Complete nonsense," Australian home affairs minister said.
In response to the intelligence findings, Albanese announced dramatic measures, including expelling the Iranian ambassador from Australia, closing the Australian embassy in Tehran, and advancing the designation of the Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization.
Tehran denies orchestrating antisemitic attacks after Canberra expels ambassador and designates Revolutionary Guards as terrorist organization, vowing "reciprocal response."
The Iranian ambassador, Ahmad Sadeghi, 3 three other diplomatic staff have been given seven days to leave, PM Anthony Albanese says. It’s the first time Australia has expelled a foreign ambassador since the second World War.
A member of Iran’s Expediency Discernment Council and former close adviser to ex-president Mohammad Khatami claimed that the alliance with Moscow is “nonsense.” He also alleged that the helicopter crash that killed President Ebrahim Raisi was an Israeli operation.
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