12 killed in alleged Israeli strike near Aleppo
One of the sites hit was a copper factory in the town of Hayyan in northern Aleppo province, an area controlled by pro-Iranian militias made up of Syrian and foreign fighters.
Middle East
Will Holocaust denier return to Iran's presidency?
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad served as president of Iran between 2005 to 2013, with his tenure marred by political turmoil and the mass protests of 2009.
Biden administration urges allies to avoid rebuke of Iran over nuclear program
The US argues against censure effort by Britain and France at the IAEA, following its report on Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium reaching an unprecedented amount of 142 kg (313 pounds.)
Report: US prepares to resume offensive weapons sales to Riyadh
The move would represent a reversal of President Joe Biden's decision shortly after taking office to suspend such arms sales, which he made in criticism of Saudi Arabia's military involvement in Yemen's civil war and concerns regarding American-made munitions being utilized in airstrikes that resulted in civilian casualties.
Israel fears Russia may transfer advanced cyber capabilities to Iran
Exclusive: Since Oct. 7 there has been a several-hundred-percent increase in significant cyber attacks on Israel. As Russia cozies up...
'Death to America! Death to Israel!' chants ring out during Raisi's funeral
Hamas, Hezbollah, and Russia – the allies comprising the “Axis of Resistance” against Israel express their condolences at the “Butcher of Tehran” funeral.
Raisi's final moments: Details emerge on key decision that sealed his fate
The lead pilot, according to a passenger in the other two helicopters, instructed the fleet to ascend above a cloud cover that lay just before a cliff – a seemingly routine maneuver that would ultimately end the life of "The Butcher of Tehran."
Syria's Asma Assad to be isolated due to cancer bout
In August 2019, Asma said she had fully recovered from breast cancer that she said had been discovered early but now a new type has emerged.
'The Butcher of Iran will not be missed': Moment of silence for Raisi sparks drama at the UN
"This council, which has taken no real steps to advance the release of our hostages, bowed its head for a man responsible for massacring and murdering thousands in Iran, Israel, and around the world," Israeli ambassador to the UN protested.
'It wasn't us,' Israeli official says after Iranian president dies in crash
The helicopter went down in the Varzeqan region north of Tabriz, state news agency IRNA reported, as Raisi returned from an official visit to the border with Azerbaijan in Iran's northwest.