Iran power cuts spark concerns in Iraq as summer heat peaks
Electricity minister resigns as provinces in southern Iraq, where temperatures are currently averaging 122 degrees Farenheit, are shortening working hours.
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Electricity minister resigns as provinces in southern Iraq, where temperatures are currently averaging 122 degrees Farenheit, are shortening working hours.
Hassan Nasrallah and Ismail Haniyeh discuss how their terrorist organizations can build on the experience of the latest round of violence with Israel in Gaza.
Many senior officials in the Islamic Republic are part of the Israeli plot, alleges Ali Younesi.
The death of Palestinian human rights activist Nizar Banat sparks clashes across West Bank. Journalists also reported having been assaulted by the police, which has been mobilized en masse.
Pentagon says the militias used the facilities to launch drone attacks against US troops in Iraq. Local news outlets in Syria report numerous ambulances arriving at the scene of the strike, indicating the possibility of casualties.
"Iran will also turn off the IAEA cameras if the United States fails to remove all sanctions," spokesman for parliamentary committee warns.
Lebanon’s currency hit a record low Saturday, reaching 18,000 pounds to the US dollar, with the country suffering severe shortages of vital products including fuel, medicine and medical supplies.
"Drones can fly, return home, and land wherever they need to," claims IRGC commander-in-chief Hossein Salami.
Worsening fuel shortages on the back of Lebanon's deepening financial crisis have forced motorists to wait in line for hours for very little gasoline.
"Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed," State Department spokesman says, following report Washington may cancel Trump-era sanctions to promote a return to 2015 nuclear deal.
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