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... you wrote that the. The deaths of influential leaders would renew the system. Explain that. Narges Bajoghli: Yes. Well, first of all, Iran has witnessed Israel's assassinations of leaders of Hezbollah, of the Syrian army, all across the region, and of its own military apparatus. And so it has ...
More attacks on Iranian military commanders Israel's opening attack killed three of Iran’s top military leaders: one who oversaw the armed forces, Gen. Mohammad Bagheri; one who led the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, Gen. Hossein Salami; and the head of the Guard’s ballistic missile program, Gen. Amir Ali ...
... by an earlier Israeli attack that killed three paramedics. And, today, thousands took to the streets of Tehran and other cities after Friday prayers protesting Israel's attacks. Iranian state media showed smoke billowing near Iran's Arak nuclear facility. Israel has also launched attacks on Iran's nuclear enrichment ...
Iranian state media reported explosions as a result of Israeli strikes in an industrial area of Rasht, along the coast of the Caspian Sea in northern Iran, but did not acknowledge hits to the other sites. Iranian authorities have not discussed the damage done so far to the country's ...
... they targeted military installations nearby. Elsewhere, homes and high-rises in Tel Aviv hollowed out from blasts, as hundreds of people have been hurt across Israel. Meanwhile, in Iran, Israel continued its relentless strikes. Israel says it's not targeted Iranian civilians, but a U.S.-based Iranian human rights ...
“We are ready for substantive talks on the principles of a settlement,” Putin said, noting the previous round of talks had led to an exchange of prisoners and the bodies of fallen soldiers. Asked by AP about Russia condemning Israel’s strikes on Iran even as Ukrainian civilians are ...
... against Iran for Israel’s benefit — would break with decades of precedent in the U.S.-Israel relationship. Past collaborations between the U.S. and Israel have involved a layer of distance and plausible deniability. "We have had a delicate dance with the Israelis historically," Janda said. Since Israel’s ...
Israel is widely believed to have nuclear weapons — making it the only such state in the Middle East — but does not acknowledge having such arms. Iran's supreme leader on Wednesday rejected U.S. calls for surrender and warned that any American military involvement by the Americans would cause "irreparable ...
... Meantime, the death toll in Iran is mounting. The U.S.-based Iranian human rights group says more than 200 civilians have been killed in Israel's strikes. But, for its part, Iran sought to project strength today, with its supreme leader rejecting President Trump's call for unconditional surrender ...
... not on a missile, but by other means, trucks, ships, et cetera. It's been shown that they have a hard time delivering weapons on Israel, certainly weapons of any major size. So I think that's a bigger challenge for Iran. How would they actually deliver a weapon? Given ...
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