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Pentagon Warning Says Prolonged Iran War Is ‘Unsustainable’ and Erodes U.S. Global Military Readiness
The Washington Post has reported that the Pentagon has warned about the consequences of continuing the war with Iran, stressing that prolonged large-scale operations risk undermining US military capabilities in other parts of the world.
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Ted Lieu Says Iran War Exposed U.S. Inability to Sustain Conflict or Defend Bases and Allies
Democratic US Congressman Ted Lieu has said that the war against Iran has shown that the United States lacks the capacity to wage war and cannot defend its allies and military bases.
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Fortune Says Global Reaction Shows World Not Taking U.S. Economic Threats Against Iran Seriously
US magazine Fortune has cited several indications suggesting that the world has not taken Washington’s economic threats against Iran seriously.
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German Civil Activist Visits Imam Hussein Shrine in Karbala
A German civil activist and defender of religious freedoms during a trip to Iraq visited the holy shrine of Imam Hussein (AS) in Karbala.
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Iran Says Drone Strike Hit US Helicopter Deployment Zones at Al Minhad Base in UAE
The Iranian Army has targeted the helicopter and US personnel deployment areas at the Al Minhad base in the United Arab Emirates with attack drones.
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Israel Accused of Secretly Aiding UAE‑Backed RSF as Sudan Conflict Deepens
The Israeli regime has been reportedly providing covert intelligence and military assistance to the Sudanese army’s rivaling UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia.
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Greece inks $3.5 billion deal to buy comprehensive missile system from Israel
Israel and Greece have signed a massive 3 billion euro ($3.5 billion) deal, under which the Tel Aviv regime will beef up the Mediterranean country’s defenses and build a “multi-layered” missile system for it, as the two sides continue to expand their military relationship
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Five Palestinians martyred in new Israeli terrorist attacks on Gaza
Five Palestinians were martyred and several others injured on Monday in Israeli aggression across the Gaza Strip, as the Israeli occupation went on to breach a ceasefire deal that has been in effect since October 2025.
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Bloomberg: Saudi regime to borrow $8 billion amid economic fallout of US-Israel war on Iran
Saudi Arabia plans to raise at least $8 billion from a fresh loan, as the US-Israel war of aggression on Iran has severely impacted the economy of the oil-rich kingdom, according to a report.
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Israeli genocide war on Gaza strip; 73,456 martyred and 174,496 injured
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced on Monday that the overall casualty toll from the Israeli genocide war on the strip has risen to 73,456 martyrs and 174,496 injured since October 7, 2023.
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Yemeni forces reveal new military capabilities, keep further “surprises” in store
Yemeni forces based in Sanaa said they possess new military capabilities and advanced weapons technologies, stressing that details of these capabilities will be disclosed at a time determined by battlefield developments and operational considerations.
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Top General: Iran's main focus is deterrence, war or talks come next
A senior Iranian military commander says the main strategy of the Islamic Republic amid the ongoing confrontation with the United States is to create maximum deterrence, and not merely to engage in renewed military conflict or hold talks with the enemy
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Iran's UN envoy condemns US attack on Larak Island in letter to Security Council
Iran's UN envoy condemned the U.S. military attack on Larak island in a letter to the Security Council, calling it a clear violation of Iran's sovereignty and the UN Charter.
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US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigns after months of conflict with Defense Secretary Hegseth
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation after about 18 months in the role.
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Iranian Armed Forces warn of forceful response to any renewed US aggression
The General Staff of Iranian Armed Forces and the Central Headquarters of Khatam-al-Anbia have issued stark warning against any renewed US aggression, vowing to target its origin.
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Army air defense commander warns of decisive response to any new enemy aggression
Commander of the Iranian Army’s Air Defense Force Brigadier General Alireza Elhami warns that the Armed Forces will deliver a decisive response to any new aggression by the enemy.
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Iran media people reaffirm commitment to Imam "Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei’s" guidelines
More than 2,300 Iranian media personnel and social media activists have renewed their commitment to the guidelines issued by Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Opposes Extension of International Coalition Forces' Presence
The Iraqi Prime Minister opposed the proposal to extend the presence of part of the international coalition forces in the country beyond September 30.
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From Afghanistan to Iran; Why Is America Unable to End Its Wars?
Five years after America's withdrawal from Afghanistan, the country's war against Iran has raised a question: why is it sometimes more difficult for America to end its wars than to start them?
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American Reports Reveal Washington's "Compound Failure" in War with Iran
The Egyptian writer, in an analysis examining a series of reports from American media and institutions, claims that evidence of a "compound failure" for the United States in the war with Iran has emerged; he considers this assessment to be in line with the recent remarks of Sheikh Naim Qassem, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, regarding the various dimensions of America's losses. Shouqi believes that these losses are not limited to the military field alone, but also encompass economic, intelligence, arms, and even Washington's credibility and deterrent power.
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Rare, Unprecedented Move; Palestinian, Arab-American "Financial Rebellion" Against AIPAC
In an unprecedented move in the American political arena, a group of Palestinian organizations and supporters are in the process of forming an electoral financial network to counter AIPAC's influence and support candidates who advocate for Palestinian rights; a plan that begins in Chicago and aims to raise $10 million for the electoral campaign of Abdel El-Sayed, seeking to transform the financial power of the Palestinian and Arab-American community into an effective political force.
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Trump on Verge of Decisive Phase; Wave of Resignations Tightens Circle Around US President
The President of the United States has entered a sensitive phase of his second presidential term as a wave of resignations among senior administration officials has narrowed the decision-making circle around Donald Trump; a situation that, according to Bloomberg, has made the US President more dependent than ever on a small group of trusted advisers and officials, and could affect the decision-making process at the White House.
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Pakistani Scholars Emphasize Muslim Unity in Face of US, Zionist Regime Aggression
The annual conference "Love for the Great Prophet; The Center for Muslim Unity" was held in Islamabad, with reference to the intensifying challenges facing the Islamic world and the actions of the United States and the Zionist regime in the region.
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Human Rights Alarm in Bahrain; Hundreds of Arrests, Wave of Pressure on Shia Clerics
On the eve of the review of Bahrain's human rights situation by the UN Human Rights Committee, the "Bahrain Human Rights Forum," by submitting two reports, has reported hundreds of cases of arrest and summons, as well as increasing pressures on Shia clerics and religious institutions in the country; reports that are to serve as a basis for raising questions and examining Manama's commitments under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
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Persian Gulf Countries to Washington: Economic War Against Iran "Not Realistic"
While Washington emphasizes escalating economic pressure against Iran, Ray Al-Youm has reported the sending of an official message from some Arab Gulf countries to the United States, stating that implementing Washington's new sanctions policies against Iran, given the neighborhood, geography, and economic ties of the region, is not tolerable and could hinder efforts to reduce tension in the region.
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1st Political Meeting of "Al-Resalah" Media Institute on "Iran and Geopolitical Developments" Held in São Paulo
The first political meeting of the "Al-Resalah" Media Institute, focused on Iran and geopolitical developments, was held in São Paulo with the participation of the Islamic Center of Brazil, the Iran-Brazil Friendship Group, and the presence of a number of political and media figures from the country.
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The Story of Life and the Mystery of the Disappearance of Imam Musa Sadr
Forty-eight years after the disappearance of Imam Musa Sadr, Sheikh Muhammad Ya'qub, and Abbas Badr al-Din in Libya, their fate remains one of the most complex political cases in Lebanon's contemporary history.
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Yemen Reports on America's Role in Escalating Saudi Tensions Against It
Yemeni sources have expressed doubt about an Israeli regime media report claiming that America opposed Saudi Arabia's request to lead a new operation against Yemen.
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Are Shia Leaders in Afghanistan Seeking to Secure the Rights of Shias?
Shia leaders in Afghanistan have presented new demands to the Taliban government aimed at elevating the political and religious status of Shias within the country's current system. This move has both been welcomed by the public and drawn criticism toward Shia leaders.
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Outlook for Australian Muslims in 2050; From Identity Consolidation to Playing Role in Country's Future
The Muslim population of Australia, which was recorded at approximately 813,000 in the 2021 census, could reach about 1.5 million by 2050 if current growth trends continue. However, the future of this community will not be limited merely to population increase, and its new generations will play a significant role in shaping the country's social and public life.