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In the first phase of the drill Friday morning, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' aerospace division launches several surface-to-surface ballistic missiles against simulated enemy bases.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres tabs veteran diplomat Jan Kubis as his envoy in Libya nearly a year after the last mediator stepped down.
Helicopter footage of the exercise released by Iran's navy shows what resembles an Ohio-class guided-missile submarine, the USS Georgia, which the US Navy last month said had been sent to the Persian Gulf.
Satellite footage from Dec. 25 shows Revolutionary Guards sent the drones to the Al-Jawf province in northern Yemen, an area that is controlled by the Houthi rebels. Move believed to be part of Tehran's effort to achieve plausible deniability in case it decides to strike Israel.
The evangelical Christian group FriendShips, which quietly built its "Camp Gaza" tent hospital over the past 18 months, "ready to receive patients." Gaza Health Ministry claims the hospital is not providing the services promised.
Iran tells UN's nuclear watchdog that “there is no limitation on its R&D activities” and “modification and installation of the relevant equipment for the mentioned R&D activities have been already started” at its Fuel Plate Fabrication Plant in Isfahan.
The election of "a person so arrogant, criminal, crazy and stupid" as US President Donald Trump exposes the shortcomings of America's democracy, says Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah.
The 2019 attack at the Jerash antiquities site cast a pall over Jordan's tourism industry in the year leading up to the COVID pandemic.
Foreign Minister Javad Zarif: With fictitious Iran 'declassifications' and false claims about al-Qaida, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is pathetically ending his disastrous career.
President Michel Aoun calls for a condemnation of Israel’s "aggression and violations of Lebanon’s sovereignty."
