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Defense Minister Benny Gantz says plans will only be complete once strike is carried out. Handing his interviewer a classified map of Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, Gantz says Israel is "ready to fight."
"America is condemning itself and confirming that it is not thinking about stopping the aggression" by sanctioning the Houthi Naval Forces chief of staff and commander of the Houthi-aligned Yemeni Air Force.
US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield denounces the “brutality” and “untold suffering” caused by Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime and the “appalling atrocities” it has committed.
Government spokesman Ali Rabiei: We do not accept the hypocritical rhetoric of the United States. We will not sit down to any negotiations or discussions under the sanctions the Trump administration put on us are removed.
"Two senior Western diplomats said Iran has ruled out attending a meeting in Europe for now, saying it wanted a guarantee first that the US would lift some sanctions after the meeting," the Wall Street Journal reported.
The pope is due to hold prayers for the victims of war at Hosh al-Bieaa, known as Church Square in English, as part of a four-day trip to Mosul in March.