IDF combat engineers, ages 19-21, killed in devastating IED attack in Khan Younis when terrorist attached explosive to their armored vehicle, marking one of deadliest incidents for ground forces in recent months.

For years, Azerbaijan has maintained a careful balance in its foreign policy – building strong strategic and military-technical ties with Israel, while also sharing a long border and deep cultural-religious connections with Iran. The full-scale war that erupted in 2025 made this balancing act far more difficult.

Until leadership changes course – or changes altogether – the organization will remain irrelevant in the very conflicts where the world most needs effective international mediation.

Following Iran's violation of the ceasefire, the Israeli Air Force struck a single radar target north of Tehran after Trump told Netanyahu to recall aircraft with "friendly plane wave."

All three of Israel's military objectives were met, but the next confrontation is already looming. Iran’s leadership hasn’t shifted course, and the world will need to monitor or face the consequences. Now is the time for a diplomatic move, bolstered by precise intelligence and new regional alliances.