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IRGC commander alleges international pressure to limit the April 13 strike, claiming Israel appealed "through neighboring countries" for a "light" attack, with Turkey acting as an intermediary.
Hundreds of fighters being prepared for potential conflict, according to Lebanese newspaper report.
According to a Houthi spokesperson, the attack was carried out using drones, ballistic missiles, and unmanned vessels, with one of the unmanned vessels ramming the ship's stern.
About 1,400 Iranian-made new centrifuges and machinery could potentially triple Fordow's capacity to produce enriched uranium.
The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower continues its operations in the Red Sea undeterred by the repeated false claims of Yemen's Houthi rebels that they have sunk the vessel.
Staving off potential protests or chants about the war during the Hajj, Saudi authorities said they won’t tolerate politicizing the pilgrimage.
The dot received more likes than the original post by Iran's supreme leader. Since the reply post, the dissident's account has been suspended.
The embassy said that at "8:34 a.m. local time, small arms fire was reported in the vicinity of the entrance to the embassy." The US and Lebanon were "in close contact" to determine the circumstances of the incident, the statement read.
A new IAEA draft text seen by Reuters follows a resolution passed 18 months ago ordering Tehran to urgently comply with a years-long investigation into those traces. The new text calls on Iran to cooperate without delay, including by letting the inspectors take samples if the agency needs to.
The general was identified as Saeed Abyar by Tasnim News Agency, which is affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards. Abyar had been deployed to Syria serving in an advisory role to military forces there.
