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Mysterious smoke trails over Iran explained

Mysterious smoke trails over Iran explained

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.

Syrian president to Netanyahu: Our country is indivisible

Syrian president: Talks with Israel may yield results in days

Ahmad al-Sharaa said a security agreement with Israel was essential and must respect Syria’s airspace and territorial integrity. He argued that if the agreement were successful, it could pave the way for other accords, but stressed that peace and normalization were not on the table at this stage.

Protests, clashes, and chants of 'Death to Khamenei' in Iran
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Protests, clashes, and chants of 'Death to Khamenei' in Iran

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.