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Iran amputates fingers of two men convicted of theft: NGOs
Iranian authorities amputated the fingers of two Kurdish men convicted of theft in Urmia, drawing sharp condemnation from human rights groups. The amputation, conducted via guillotine, was criticized as a violation of international laws against torture. Despite being legal under sharia law in Iran, such punishments have become less frequent in recent years.
German-Iranian national executed in Iran; long time US resident was 'Israeli spy,' says Tehran
The execution took place on Monday morning, as per state news agency IRNA, which described the 69-year-old as "Israeli-linked spy and saboteur." German Foreign Minister condemned "the murder" and warned of "serious consequences." US has also condemened it.
How Russia, China and Iran are interfering in the US presidential election
Foreign disinformation campaigns from Russia, China, and Iran in U.S. elections have become more advanced and difficult to trace. They target specific groups and districts, using AI and new tactics to hide their origins. Tech companies have reduced efforts to combat this, making it harder to stop these sophisticated influence campaigns.
Iran warns will defend itself after Israeli strikes
Israel-Iran War: Iran vowed self-defense following Israeli air strikes that killed four soldiers, heightening Middle East conflict fears. Israel warned Iran against retaliation, while the U.S., Germany, and Britain urged Tehran to prevent further escalation. Regional neighbors condemned Israel's actions, emphasizing restraint to avoid catastrophic outcomes.
Egypt proposes two-day Gaza truce in hope of full ceasefire
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday proposed a two-day truce in Gaza and limited hostage exchange aimed at securing "a complete ceasefire" after more than a year of war between Israel and Hamas. The proposal includes exchanging four Israeli hostages held in Gaza for Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, and would be followed by more negotiations within 10 days, Sisi said at a news conference in Cairo.
Iran's imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize laureate hospitalized with severe health issues
Iranian authorities permit Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi to be hospitalized after nearly nine weeks of illness. The Free Narges Coalition calls for medical furlough, citing severe health issues from neglected care. Mohammadi, imprisoned in Evin Prison, faces multiple extensions to her sentence.
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Are Iran's oil, nuclear sites safe from Israel attack?
Israel-Iran conflict has raised concerns during of the US election 2024 campaign.
Attack on Iran police convoy kills 10 officers: Report
In Iran's Sistan and Baluchestan province, an attack on a police convoy killed 10 officers, according to local media. The incident followed a major attack by Israel across Iran. Initial reports identified the assailants as 'miscreants,' with no immediate suspect claims.
Iran's aviation authority cancels all flights until further notice
Iran has suspended all flights due to security concerns following Israeli strikes on multiple provinces. The strikes, which Israel claims targeted missile facilities in response to Iranian aggression, have prompted strong warnings from both sides, citing readiness for further escalation.
US urges Iran to 'cease attacks' on Israel to break cycle of fighting
The United States has called on Iran to halt its attacks on Israel to prevent further escalation. This follows Israel's air strikes targeting Iranian military facilities in response to a missile barrage. The US emphasised that Israel's actions were in self-defense and aimed to minimise civilian harm. President Biden and his team have been coordinating with Israel to ensure a measured response.
Leaked US intelligence suggests Israel is preparing to strike Iran
Classified US documents have described satellite images of Israeli preparations for a possible strike on Iran. The documents revealed details of Israeli military exercises and strategic moves in anticipation of retaliatory strikes. US officials are attempting to understand the extent and source of the leak, which circulated on the Telegram app.
Middle East on the brink: Lebanon rebukes Iran over 'interference'
Lebanon's caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati criticised Iran on Friday, calling for the summoning of Tehran's envoy over remarks by a senior Iranian official regarding negotiations on a U.N. resolution for Lebanon. Mikati described the comments as "blatant interference" in Lebanese affairs, a rare rebuke given Iran's support for Hezbollah.
Yahya Sinwar is dead: Israel PM Netanyahu confirms death of Hamas chief
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the killing of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, responsible for the October 7 attacks. The IDF eliminated several militants in Gaza, including Sinwar, marking a significant strike against Hamas. Israel continues targeting high-ranking Hamas officials to dismantle their terror infrastructure.
Hezbollah says it will escalate war with Israel after Hamas leader killed
Israel Lebonan Conflict: Lebanon's Hezbollah declared heightened conflict against Israel following the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar by Israeli soldiers in Gaza. Iran supported continued resistance. Western leaders see an opportunity for peace, but Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu insists the war will go on until all hostages are freed. Efforts for a ceasefire are being discussed.
Did Israel eliminate Qasem Soleimani's successor Esmail Qaani in Beirut? He is missing
Quds Force Brigadier-General Esmail Qaani, one of the prime enemies of Israel, is reportedly missing in action and feared dead, according to latest reports around the Israel Iran war. There are still doubts on whether the Quds' top boss is still alive after Israel's deadly strike in Beirut. Here's what we know till now.
Iran air traffic resumes after suspension: state media
Iranian authorities announced Monday the resumption of air traffic after flight cancellations at some airports over "operational restrictions", state media reported, as Israel vowed to retaliate for an Iranian missile strike. Iran on Tuesday launched around 200 missiles in its second direct attack on Israel, in what it said was retaliation for the killing of Tehran-aligned militant leaders in the region, along with a general in Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
Iran's oil minister visits oil export terminal as Israeli strike feared
Iran's oil minister visited Kharg Island, the main export terminal, for talks with a naval commander amidst concerns over potential Israeli retaliation. Iran's oil exports have surged, with China as the largest buyer, despite U.S. sanctions and ongoing regional tensions.
Israel's response to Iranian missile strikes could lead U.S to a recession
As tensions escalate, monitoring developments is crucial for understanding their potential impact on global markets and the U.S. economy as a whole.
Middle-East tensions: India doesn't have evacuation process going on, but if families..., says MEA
Amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East, India has not initiated an evacuation process for its citizens in Israel, Iran, and other affected countries. During a recent briefing, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal noted that flight services remain operational for those wishing to return. He expressed deep concern over the violence in the region and called for restraint and protection of civilians to prevent escalation into a broader conflict.
Missile attack 'minimum punishment' for Israel crimes, says Iran's supreme leader Khamenei
In a rare speech, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated that missile attacks represent the minimum punishment for Israel's actions. He emphasized the importance of Muslim unity based on the teachings of the Quran. This address comes just days before the anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel, which initiated the ongoing regional conflict.
Can India keep its oil calm while the Middle East conflict heats up?
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran is not expected to significantly affect India's crude oil imports, as India's imports from Iran are minimal. Currently, India sources oil from about 40 countries, including Russia, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia, which helps diversify its supply. However, the conflict raises concerns about potential price volatility in global oil markets.
Defiant children play on wrecked Iranian missile remains in Israeli desert after massive attack. See pics
Iran launched its second missile attack on Israel in seven months, targeting military bases in 'Operation True Promise II'. Videos and images of the attack have surfaced online, showing wreckage in the Israeli desert. Amidst the conflict, Israel bombed Beirut, resulting in fatalities and significant destruction.
Will US back Israel if it attacks Iran's nuclear sites? Joe Biden's one-word answer
US President Joe Biden stated he will not support Israel's retaliatory attacks on Iranian nuclear sites after Tehran fired over 180 missiles at Israeli cities. Biden emphasized proportional response and planned to impose more sanctions on Iran, while the US military backed Israel's defense efforts.
Now people in Iran, China and North Korea can share tips with CIA. Here's how
The CIA has posted instructions in Farsi, Mandarin, and Korean to help informants in China, Iran, and North Korea share intelligence more safely. These instructions are shared on various platforms and detail how to reach the CIA securely. They advise using private browsers, VPNs, and secure devices to maintain informants' safety.
How an Indian couple faced a Tom Hanks' 'Terminal'-like situation amid Israel-Iran conflict
Israel Iran War Situation: Lufthansa flight LH 756 from Frankfurt to Mumbai was forced to return after Iranian airspace was closed due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Passengers faced delays and alternative travel arrangements as various governments issued travel advisories for their citizens in the region. Countries like the US, UK, and Australia urged their nationals to evacuate Lebanon amid rising violence.
World on the brink of world war 3? Trump issues dire warning amidst Iran-Israel conflict
Iran launched a missile strike on Israel in response to the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Former U.S. President Trump blamed the Biden-Harris administration for worsening global tensions. President Biden focused on the crisis, promising support for Israel's defense. The situation remains tense as the conflict continues to unfold.
Iran came closer to nukes because of Trump says Walz, Vance argues Trump made world more secure
Governor Tim Walz criticizes former President Donald Trump’s foreign policies during a vice-presidential debate, claiming they emboldened Iran. Senator J.D. Vance defends Trump, arguing he maintained global stability through strength. The debate follows Iran's missile attack on Israel, raising tensions in the region.
Iranian operatives charged in the US with hacking Donald Trump's presidential campaign
The Justice Department has unsealed charges against three Iranian operatives accused of hacking Donald Trump's presidential campaign and distributing stolen information. The hackers, linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, also targeted various officials and organizations. The operation aimed to exploit divisions in American society and influence election outcomes.
Iran blast kills more than 51 mine workers
A gas leak explosion at the Tabas coal mine in eastern Iran has claimed the lives of at least 51 workers, with 20 others injured. The blast occurred on Saturday night, trapping some workers underground. Rescue operations are ongoing, and authorities have announced three days of public mourning in the province.
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