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Bahrain intercepts 61 Iranian missiles and 34 drones

Bahrain

Bahrain intercepts 61 Iranian missiles and 34 drones

Bahrain's Defence Force announced Sunday that its air defense systems had successfully intercepted and destroyed 61 missiles and 34 unmanned aerial vehicles launched by Iran against the kingdom, while warning citizens to remain indoors as the threat persists.

Iran's chain of command has been shattered

Iran

Iran's chain of command has been shattered

Iran's military and security establishment has been dealt a catastrophic blow. Iranian state television confirmed Sunday that General Abdolrahim Moussavi, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, was killed alongside multiple senior commanders during US and Israeli strikes on the country.

Missiles across the Gulf: Iran's sweeping retaliation shocks the world

Iran

Missiles across the Gulf: Iran's sweeping retaliation shocks the world

In a sweeping retaliatory offensive following US-Israeli strikes on Iranian territory, Tehran launched a massive missile campaign Saturday targeting American military installations and Gulf states across the region. From Bahrain to Jordan, the Middle East is now a active war zone.

Tehran burns: US-Israeli strikes hit regime pillars

Iran

Tehran burns: US-Israeli strikes hit regime pillars

In a dramatic escalation that is reshaping the Middle East, joint Israeli-American strikes hit Tehran and several Iranian cities early Saturday morning, targeting key pillars of the Islamic Republic, according to information obtained by Mena Today.

Trump pressures Iran: Capitulation or consequences

Iran

Trump pressures Iran: Capitulation or consequences

Tensions between Washington and Tehran are escalating sharply as President Donald Trump openly questions why Iran has not “capitulated” under mounting U.S. military pressure aimed at forcing a new nuclear agreement.

French prosecutors target alleged charity-terror links

French prosecutors target alleged charity-terror links

Five individuals linked to two French associations have been charged in France on suspicion of channeling funds to Hamas under the guise of humanitarian aid, the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) said Saturday.

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