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Followers of Imam Hussain's (a.s.) School Never Surrender to Oppressors: Sheikh Zakzaky
Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, the leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, at the concluding ceremony of the Arbaeen march in Suleja, emphasizing the status of Arbaeen pilgrimage in Islamic culture, said, "The followers of Imam Hussain's (a.s.) school prefer martyrdom over submission to oppression."
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"Arbaeen" and "Santiago" in Search of Meaning of Existence
Iran's Cultural Attaché in Austria said, "Arbaeen and Camino are historically, geographically, and religiously different, but both call upon humanity to seek meaning, truth, God, and their true selves."
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Ghanaian Children Became Healers of Minab's Wounds
This year's Arbaeen march in Ghana had a different atmosphere, as the future makers of the black continent in this country raised the cry of peace by holding the burnt backpacks of Minab's children.
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Global Markets Awaiting Outcome of Iran Talks; Oil, Gold, Stock Markets React to Hormuz Developments
Global markets are awaiting the results of negotiations related to Iran and the possibility of reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while oil and gold prices have taken an upward trend, and stock markets have experienced varied fluctuations under the influence of geopolitical developments in the Middle East.
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Zionist Analyst: Hezbollah Seeking to Change Rules of Engagement
A military analyst for Maariv, referring to the killing of two Zionist soldiers in southern Lebanon, claimed that Hezbollah is changing the field rules and moving toward guerrilla warfare; an issue that, according to him, has confronted the Zionist regime's army with new security and operational challenges.
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Continued Ceasefire Violations in Gaza; Israeli Army Attacks on Various Areas of Gaza Strip Continue
Simultaneously with continued violations of the ceasefire agreement, the Zionist regime's army forces, through gunfire, artillery shelling, and military advances in various areas of the Gaza Strip, once again targeted areas where displaced persons are housed; attacks that resulted in the wounding of at least one Palestinian and heightened concerns among residents of these areas.
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"Israel Hayom" Reported on Secret Consultations Between Tel Aviv, Some Persian Gulf Countries to Create Alternative Routes to Hormuz
Israel Hayom claimed that the Zionist regime, in recent weeks, has initiated secret negotiations with some Arab countries of the Persian Gulf, with U.S. participation, to create alternative routes for the transfer of oil and gas to global markets, with the aim of reducing dependence on the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab.
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Iran's Mission in Vienna: Expansion of U.S. Nuclear Arsenal Threat to Humanity
Iran's Permanent Mission to International Organizations in Vienna, on the anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, issued a message stating that the expansion and modernization of the U.S. nuclear arsenal pose a threat to the security and future of humanity, and emphasized the necessity of the complete elimination of nuclear weapons.
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From Telegram to Military Bases; Iran's New Model for Intelligence Infiltration into Zionist Regime
According to statistics published by Shin Bet and Zionist regime media, the number of cases related to espionage for Iran has increased significantly over the past two years.
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Unprecedented Wave of Migration to Ceuta, Melilla; Social Crisis or Political Message?
The widespread wave of migration to the occupied cities of Ceuta and Melilla, involving tens of thousands of young people, teenagers, and Moroccan families, has once again drawn the attention of public opinion and political circles to the economic, social, and political roots of this phenomenon; an event that, in addition to its humanitarian consequences, has sparked extensive debates about the factors behind its formation.
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Lebanese Military Expert: Tunnel Warfare Has Changed the Equations of Modern Warfare
A military affairs expert, examining the history and function of military tunnels, emphasized that underground warfare has become the "fourth dimension of war"; a capability that, especially in asymmetric warfare, has played a decisive role in enhancing the defensive capability of resistance forces and reducing the superiority of conventional armies.
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Control of Hormuz, Bab al-Mandab Shifted Balance of Power in Favor of Resistance Axis
A political affairs expert, emphasizing that the operations of Yemeni forces in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab have transformed the world's energy equations, said, "The Islamic Republic of Iran will never retreat from its deterrent power in the Strait of Hormuz, and any possible agreement will not change the principle of Iran's sovereignty over this strategic waterway."
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Washington Post: Disagreements in Trump Administration Over War with Iran, Depletion of U.S. Weapons Stockpiles Intensified
The Washington Post, in a report, announced the increase of disagreements within Donald Trump's administration over the course of the war with Iran, and claimed that the U.S. President has become severely dissatisfied with his Secretary of Defense due to incorrect assessments of the war's progress and the country's weapons stockpile levels.
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Foreign Affairs: Traditional U.S. Strategies Against Resistance Axis Lost Their Effectiveness
Foreign Affairs, in an analysis referring to structural developments in the axis of resistance, emphasized that strategies based on military pressure, economic sanctions, and targeting commanders are no longer as capable of weakening Iran and its allies as before, and Washington is compelled to adopt a new approach to confront this network.
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Al-Arabiya's Account of Iran-Oman Agreement; Details, Conditions for Reopening Strait of Hormuz
The Saudi media outlet Al-Arabiya, citing informed sources, claimed that Iran and Oman have approached a framework for implementing a temporary agreement on how to manage ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.
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UN: ISIS Remains Threat to Int’l Peace and Security
The United Nations has warned that the terrorist organization ISIS continues to pose a serious threat to international peace and security.
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