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The missile, named Etemad – meaning "trust" in Farsi – was broadcast on state television, with officials highlighting its substantial range. According to Agence France-Presse, the Iranian defense ministry described it as their "most recent ballistic missile".
In a combative address to his party, the Turkish president claims "the consequences will have a negative impact on everyone."
The Iranian official linked these vulnerabilities to a series of explosions in Hezbollah's communication devices in September 2024, the report said. According to Iran International, these incidents resulted in 32 deaths and more than 3,000 injuries when approximately 5,000 pagers and 1,000 walkie-talkies detonated.
The endeavor appears to be an unprecedented feat of engineering on a global scale: a futuristic metropolis extending 170 kilometers (106 miles) and soaring 500 meters (1,640 feet) above the desert landscape of Ras al-Sheikh Hamid.
Israel's Finance Ministry has successfully cleared a decade-old 1.1 billion shekel electricity debt owed by the Palestinian Authority while simultaneously repurposing funds from the Norwegian fund designated for Gaza.
"Let all those who wish us harm and try to intimidate our rights, especially in these days, know that justice is on our side," the defendant's attorney said.
Montana Tucker’s latest collaboration with Combat Antisemitism Movement highlights solidarity between Iranian and Israeli women.
Arab sources cite approximately 30 strikes in Sanaa and Al-Hudaydah.
Lebanese Armed Forces chief Joseph Aoun, known for diplomatic balancing act, has been elected president of Lebanon.
Since Turkish-backed rebels rose to power in Syria, Erdogan's actions are causing sleepless nights for Israel’s political and security leadership, warned of a 'potential for drastic changes' in relations between Istanbul and Jerusalem.
