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Reports suggest that, based on preliminary Iranian inquiries, Haniyeh was eliminated by a drone that had infiltrated his room, acting on intelligence allegedly provided by a member of his close protection team.
Saudi media, citing unnamed sources, reported that Haniyeh was killed in his bedroom by a precision-guided missile at 2 a.m. local time in Tehran. Haniyeh had travelled to Iran to participate in the inauguration of the new president.
US officials disclosed that the strike occurred in Musayib, a town south of Baghdad, and targeted combatants attempting to launch a one-way attack drone.
An Iranian source told Reuters that the council will decide on the response to the assassination of the Hamas political wing leader.
The Turkish president's threat to invade Israel signifies his increasing self-confidence. But what is Turkey's actual situation and how does it intervene in military conflicts around the world?
An unprecedented escalation in threats from Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey: "Just as we invaded Karabakh, just as we entered Libya - we can do the same to them."
After decades of loyalty to the Assad regime, the Druze minority in southern Syria feels besieged by the Iranian axis. Hezbollah's terrorist attack on Majdal Shams may prove to be the final straw that broke the camel's back.
Turkish president slams Palestinian Authority leader for snubbing Ankara invitation.
The impact of Operation "Long Arm" is not just in creating a deterrent and causing psychological damage, but mainly aimed at disrupting the lifeline of the Houthi economy. What was the cost of the operation for Israel, and what enormous economic damage did the Houthis suffer?
Iran International, a news site affiliated with Iranian exiles, claims that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's vehicle was sabotaged, causing it to go out of control and crash into guardrails on the road.
