Gen. Solemani, A Living Resistance LegacyGeneral Solemani of Iran caused a transformation to the region that blocked the way of the Israeli and American projects in West Asia.
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US Aggression Against Iran Behind Hormuz InsecurityIranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi said that insecurity in the Strait of Hormuz is a direct consequence of US and Israeli aggression against Iran
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Axis of Resistances refers to countries and movements with common political goal, i.e., resisting against Zionist regime, America and other western powers. Iran, Syria, Hezbollah in Lebanon, and Hamas in Palestine are considered as the Axis of Resistance.
Kurds are an ethnic group in the Middle East, mostly inhabiting a region, which spans adjacent parts of Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. They are an Iranian people and speak the Kurdish languages, which form a subgroup of the Northwestern Iranian branch of Iranian languages.
not as routine administrative shuffles, but as part of a broader overhaul and consolidation of Iran’s armed forces command structure in the wake of the recent war, an effort unfolding alongside ongoing deliberations over the conflict’s future and negotiations to reopen the Strait of Horm ...
not be seen as a security decision or implementation of an article of the national constitution. If the government of Prime Minister Ali al-Zaydi truly starts the scheduled disarming plan, Iraq will jump in one of its most important periods of redefining political-security structure, a period about ...
not on the agenda of the Islamic Republic of Iran, unless the Americans fulfill their obligations toward Iran. Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz will return to pre-war conditions only when the shadow of threats, assassination, and naval blockade is effectively lifted, and when Iran can achieve some of ...
not limited to delivering humanitarian aid but is primarily political, aiming to draw international attention to the situation in Gaza and the impact of the blockade on Palestinians. He emphasized the crew’s determination to continue sailing toward Gaza despite potential interception or confro ...
not just making a military alliance, rather, it can signal rise of a new security formation in West Asia that at the end of the road would seriously challenge the US and Israeli regime's interests and lofty ambitions.
Signed last week by leaders of the three countries in Mecca, the pact r ...
not a choice. Alwaght- As we draw closer to expiry of the 60-day agreement between the US and Iran, one question presents itself again: If Washington and Tehran fail to strike a final deal before end of the deadline, what will come next? While the US President Donald Trump has repeatedly talked abou ...
not be reduced to handover of arms or integration of armed groups into the army. Iraq today is one of the most armed societies in the region and arms are distributed in various levels; from the regular army and federal forces to the PMF to the Kurdistan region's Peshmerga paramilitary forces, to ...
not only raised sharp questions about just how alarmed American security agencies really were about threats to Trump, it has quickly become a political lightning rod, fueling chatter across media, intelligence circles, and among his detractors.
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not be fully reflected.
Western analysts have also questioned Trump’s characterization of “total control,” noting that military presence alone does not guarantee predictable and secure commercial passage. They argue that sustained de-escalation would be needed to restore normal sh ...
not leave continued Israeli attacks on Lebanon unanswered, holding Israel and the United States responsible for what it described as violations of Lebanon’s sovereignty.
The movement urged the Lebanese government to end what it called humiliating negotiations with Israel and instead focus on ...