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Report Warns Swiss Fuel Shortage Risk ‘Very High’, Amid Tightening Energy Markets
The risk of fuel shortages in Switzerland is “very high”, according to the secretary-general of Swiss commodities trade association Suissenegoce, who warned Monday that conditions in global energy markets are becoming increasingly strained, Swissinfo reported.
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Rome Prosecutors Open Investigation into Israeli Detention of Gaza Flotilla Activists
Italy has opened an investigation into the detention of Italian nationals following Israel’s interception of the humanitarian Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters off Greece.
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US Restaurant Sales Drop as Iran War Pushes Gasoline Prices Higher
Several US restaurant chains including Wingstop and Domino's reported weaker-than-expected sales growth in the latest quarter, saying that soaring gasoline prices caused by the US-Israeli war on Iran have forced their customers to cut back on other spending.
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EU Warns Airlines, Member States to Prepare for All Scenarios as Jet Fuel Crisis Remains Uncertain
The European Commission warned Monday that airlines and member states should prepare for all scenarios as uncertainty persists over how long the jet fuel crisis will last.
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Iran Releases Warning Shots Video at US Destroyers
The Iranian Navy released footage of warning shots fired at US destroyers attempting to approach the Strait of Hormuz.The Navy said in a Monday statement that it was forced to fire cruise missiles, combat drones, and rockets near US warships that had ignored its warnings not to approach the Strait.The statement said the warships had turned off their transponders and attempted to approach the Strait in "dark mode" before reactivating their radars.The Navy said its forces had warned the ships that any attempt to approach the Strait of Hormuz would be a violation of the ceasefire announced in early April, which had allowed a halt to the US-Israeli aggression against Iran.
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Pro-Resistance Group Handala Breaches US Navy Database, Exposes Data of 400 Marines
Pro-resistance Handala hacktivists say they have successfully breached a US Navy's database, and obtained sensitive data on 400 marines.
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More than 22,000 widows in Gaza as war deepens burden on women breadwinners
The Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research revealed Monday that the war on the Gaza Strip has led to an unprecedented rise in the number of women serving as sole providers for their families, with the number of widows now exceeding 22,000.
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UN Special Rapporteur: Israel exploits Greece’s fears for its own interests, uses Palestine as a testing ground
UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanese, warned that Israel is exploiting Greece’s fears and sense of insecurity to advance its own interests.
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Poll: Most Americans say Trump lacks mental sharpness for presidency
A new poll has revealed deep skepticism among the American public regarding US President Donald Trump’s ability to lead, with a majority declaring him mentally and physically unfit for the presidency as the fallout from Washington’s reckless war on Iran continues to hammer the US economy.
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Iranian defense official: Enemy’s cost will exceed tolerance threshold
A senior Iranian defense official has warned that any hostile move by the US and Israeli enemy against the Islamic Republic will exact a price far beyond their threshold of tolerance.
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Six civilians martyred in Israeli attacks on Lebanon
At least six people were martyred and others were injured in Israeli strikes on towns in southern Lebanon on Monday.
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Mechanisms Department clarifies work of Control Division in serving visitors, supporting departments of Al-Abbas Shrine
The Mechanisms Department at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine clarified the operational mechanism of its Control Division in serving the visitors and supporting the departments of the holy shrine.
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Iran declares new maritime control zone in Hormuz Strait
The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) on Monday announced a new maritime control zone in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Sheikh Naim Qassem: There Will Be Neither Yellow Line, Nor Buffer Zone in Southern Lebanon
Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem affirmed on Monday there will be neither a Yellow Line, nor a buffer zone in southern Lebanon, noting that direct negotiations between the authorities in Lebanon and the Israeli enemy is a “fruitless concession”.
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IRGC: No Commercial Vessels, Oil Tankers Passed Through Strait of Hormuz in Past Hours
IRGC Public Relations says that "No commercial vessels or oil tankers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz in the past hours.
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Control of Strait of Hormuz Is Completely in Iran's Hands: Official
A senior Iranian security-political source has said that the control of the Strait of Hormuz is fully in Tehran's hands, and a clear message has been sent to the United States.
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IRGC: Any Ship Must Secure Iran's Permission to Transit Strait of Hormuz
A deputy commander of the IRGC says that Iran fully controls transit through the Strait of Hormuz and any ship must secure Iran's permission before travelling through the waterway.
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Colombian Muslim Couple Declares Loyalty to Resistance Front, Holds Iran and Palestine Flags
According to the AhlulBayt (a.s.) International News Agency (ABNA) – A Colombian Muslim couple, holding the flags of Iran and Palestine, declared their affection and loyalty to the Resistance Front and sent this photo to ABNA News Agency.
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Photos: Session on martyr Ibrahim Hadi Life Held at Ancholi Society Hussainiya in Karachi, Pakistan
A session focusing on the life and legacy of Ibrahim Hadi was held at the Shuhada‑e‑Karbala Imambargah in Karachi’s Ancholi Society. The program, titled “Understanding the Martyrs of the Era of Reappearance,” featured a lecture by Maulana Syed Urooj Zaidi and drew participation from community members.
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Photos: Restoration of Kumayl ibn Ziyad Shrine Lattice Completed with Enhanced Technical Standards
The shrine of Kumayl ibn Ziyad in Kufa, Iraq has completed a detailed restoration of its lattice structure, using specialized technical methods to strengthen the framework and restore its original shine. The process included surface treatment, repair of age‑related damage, repainting with traditional lacquer, and applying a protective gelatin layer. The work was carried out by skilled craftsmen while preserving the shrine’s historical and artistic character.
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Crew of US-seized Iranian vessel transferred to Pakistan for repatriation: Report
The crew from the Iranian commercial vessel Touska that has been seized by the US as part of Washington's continued illegal naval blockade against the Islamic Republic have reportedly been transferred to Pakistan in preparation for their return to Iran.
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Photos: Mourning Ceremony for Martyr Sayyid Farhan al‑Mansour Held at Lady Zaynab Shrine in Damascus
A mourning ceremony for Sayyid Farhan al‑Mansour was held at the prayer hall of the Shrine of Lady Zaynab in Syria. The event was attended by security and political representatives of the Syrian state, along with religious scholars, community dignitaries, and residents who came to honor the late figure.
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Photos: Gaza Mother Teaches Children by Lamp Light in Khan Younis Amid Total Blackout
Gaza: A mother teaches her children and her brother's children, who lost their mother, by the light of a lamp inside a tent in Mawasi Khan Younis, amid a complete power outage and deteriorating living conditions in the Gaza Strip.
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Photos: Departure of Representative of Supreme Leader in Hajj and Pilgrimage Affairs to Medina
According to the AhlulBayt (AS) International News Agency (ABNA) – In a ceremony attended by a group of officials, Hojat al-Islam Sayyed Abdolfattah Nawab, the Representative of the Supreme Leader in Hajj and Pilgrimage Affairs and head of the Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization, left Tehran for Medina to oversee the Hajj programs.
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Photos: Meeting of "Under Shadow of Sun" Caravan Members with Sunni Scholars in Karachi, Pakistan
AhlulBayt News Agency: Members of the "Under the Shadow of the Sun" Caravan met and held discussions with a group of Sunni scholars and elders in Karachi, Pakistan.
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Photos: Shia, Sunni Scholars Address 40th Day of Martyrdom of Imam Sayyed Ali Khamenei in Multan, Pakistan
A large 40th day gathering was held in Multan, Pakistan, to mark the remembrance of martyr Imam Sayyed Ali Khamenei. The event, organized by ISO Pakistan and Majlis‑e‑Wahdat‑e‑Muslimeen, featured speeches from religious scholars, community leaders, and former Imamia Students Organization (ISO) officials. Thousands of participants icluding Sunni religious scholars attended the ceremonies, reflecting significant community engagement.
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Photos: Large Gathering in Karachi Marks Ceremony on 40th Day of Martyrdom of Imam Khamenei, Minab Children
A large gathering was held at Nishtar Park in Karachi, Pakistan, as part of the 40th day ceremony for martyr Imam Sayyed Khamenei, featuring a tribute to the martyrs of Minab School children. A delegation from the Holy Shrine of Imam al‑Ridha (A.S) attended the event, bringing the shrine’s blessed flag and expressing appreciation to the families of martyrs.
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Photos: Beach Handball Champions Dedicate Their Medals to Imam Reza Holy Shrine
AhlulBayt News Agency: Members of Iran's National Beach Handball Team after a welcome ceremony in Mashhad, attended the Imam Reza (a.s.) Club and dedicated their medals and achievements to the Imam Reza Holy Shrine (a.s.).
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Tanzanian Shia Community Holds National Conference to Commemorate Martyred Leader Ayatollah Khamenei
The Shia Muslim community of Tanzania held a two-day national conference to commemorate the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei.
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Iran warns US military of nearing strategic Strait of Hormuz: Commander of Khatam al-Anbiya
The commander of Iran’s highest operational command unit has warned that the Iranian Armed Forces will target any foreign forces, particularly from the US military, that attempt to approach or enter the strategic Hormuz Strait.