Syria issues arrest warrant against ousted President Bashar Assad
First warrant from Syrian authorities targets Assad for murder and torture charges from 2011 Daraa uprising.
First warrant from Syrian authorities targets Assad for murder and torture charges from 2011 Daraa uprising.
The snapback mechanism that bypasses the Russian and Chinese veto will take effect at midnight. The measures include a total ban on uranium enrichment, an arms embargo, and inspections of Iranian vessels.
The Associated Press reported that satellite images show signs of a ballistic missile launch from the Imam Khomeini Space Center in central Iran. Last week, smoke trails were spotted in Iranian skies, leading experts to assume the country was testing missiles.
Houthi terrorists have conducted hundreds of arrests across multiple provinces and cities under their control, including the capital Sana'a. All are suspected of intending to mark the revolution's anniversary.
Iranian Intelligence Minister says millions of classified files expose Israel’s nuclear projects and name 189 experts, but provides no evidence for the claims.
Satellite images show accelerated reconstruction at the Parchin and Shahroud sites struck during the 12-day war with Israel. Experts state that without large planetary mixers, high-quality solid propellant cannot be produced.
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.
In meetings between the Americans and the Qataris in Doha and Washington, Qatar demanded that Israel not carry out further assassination attempts 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.
Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Akhbar reports Washington rejects partial measures, insists on total elimination of Hashd al-Shaabi.
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