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The spokesperson for the Bushehr region announced that all facility personnel and civilian residents in the reactor zone, particularly emphasizing foreign nationals, must evacuate the designated area immediately.
The Turkish President revealed that his country is upgrading its ballistic missile program. Turkey is currently engaged in efforts to expand both its army and navy.
Officials inform the US that Turkey's limited Syria strategy unexpectedly triggered Assad regime collapse; Images show new leadership officials wearing ISIS insignia.
A convoy of trucks carrying concrete fortifications has arrived in the Syrian town of Kobani, near the Turkish border, as part of the construction of a large US military post in the area. Yesterday, a large convoy of US military forces arrived in the town, which is controlled by Kurdish militia forces.
According to statements by the Iran-backed militia in Yemen, 14 advanced MQ-9 drones have been shot down over Yemeni skies to date. In terms of costs, the Houthis have caused damage amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars to the US.
The Eliyahu Hanavi synagogue, which was in the midst of a dangerous zone during Syria's 13-year civil war that served as a battleground between regime forces and rebels, is now safe to visit again.
The de facto leader of Syria who replaced the Assad regime told Saudi media: 'We are preparing for a longer term for the transitional government.' He clarified that the process is complex, stating, 'A new census will be necessary.'
Fourth and largest Israeli strike in Yemen targets Houthi-controlled locations, including airport runway.
Syrian activist says pro-Iranian elements are behind protests and violence that erupted across western Syria, leading to deaths of security personnel and burning of religious sites.
Syria’s new leader, Ahmed Al-Shara, met with officials from Lebanon and Turkey while wearing a tie. Is this fashion choice a subtle message to the West? And what is the status of ties in the Muslim world?
