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President Trump warns Iran of possible bombing and sanctions if the nuclear deal isn't accepted. Iran rejects direct talks but opens the door for indirect negotiations. Tensions rise as the US seeks to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions.

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US President Donald Trump on Sunday threatened Iran with "possible bombing" as well as the imposition of secondary tariffs on the Islamic Republic if they do not comply with the nuclear deal proposed by the US.

Trump's Bomb Warning to Iran Over Nuclear Deal

Trump warns of bombing if Iran rejects US nuclear deal within weeks. Iran open to indirect talks.

US President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to Iran, threatening "possible bombing" and the imposition of secondary tariffs if the nation fails to agree to a nuclear deal proposed by the US. During an interview with NBC News, Trump indicated that Iran has a couple of weeks to comply, otherwise facing severe consequences. "If they don't make a deal, there will be bombing like they've never seen before," Trump asserted, emphasizing the potential for secondary tariffs if progress isn't made. Despite the tough rhetoric, Trump added a hopeful note, suggesting he prefers a peaceful resolution and envisages a "great, long, and successful life" for Iran, should they accept the agreement. "I would prefer a deal to the alternative, which everyone knows would not be pretty," he remarked. In contrast, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced that Iran has rejected the prospect of direct talks with the US, though leaving the door open for indirect negotiations, as reported by Politico. The tension between the two nations has escalated since Trump resumed office, largely due to his administration's stance against Iran obtaining nuclear weapons. Trump's prior term saw the US's withdrawal from a collective 2015 nuclear agreement, which also involved several major world powers, citing non-compliance by Tehran.

In Mashhad, Iran, a woman's courageous protest against harsh dress codes captured international attention, fueling debates on women's rights.

Mashhad Protest: Iranian Woman Defies Dress Code

Iranian woman's bold protest against dress code in Mashhad

Woman's bold protest against Iran's strict dress code in Mashhad makes international headlines, igniting discussions on women's rights.

In a bold protest that has gained widespread attention, a woman in Iran's second-largest city, Mashhad, was filmed stripping naked and climbing onto a police car, yelling at armed officers as she stood defiantly on the vehicle's hood.
The viral footage, shared extensively on social media, depicts her moving onto the windshield and making a brave gesture while officers tried unsuccessfully to remove her, with one officer reportedly reaching into the car for a weapon.
The incident was reported by Euronews, noting that a male officer, armed with an automatic weapon, appeared hesitant to detain her due to her state of undress.
Although the woman's exact motivation remains unclear, social media reports suggest she was protesting against Iran&rsquo;s increasingly harsh clothing laws for women. Her act has elicited diverse reactions, with some questioning her mental health and others viewing her as a powerful symbol of resistance.
This dramatic event is part of a broader movement across Iran, where women are challenging the stringent dress codes enforced by the morality police. Previously, a woman in Tehran University drew attention by stripping to her underwear, raising widespread discussion online.
In another related incident, at Mehrabad airport, a woman confronted a cleric, removing his turban and exclaiming, "So you have honour now?"&nbsp;
The protest has attracted international attention, galvanizing solidarity for Iranian women&rsquo;s rights. A post on &lsquo;X&rsquo; commended the women&rsquo;s bravery as a potent statement against tyranny, expressing hopes for freedom from oppression. Others praised their courage and resilience.
Iran's mandatory hijab law, requiring women to cover their hair and bodies, has long been contentious. Non-compliance can lead to fines and prison sentences. The incident has intensified discussions about the morality police and their enforcement of these laws, with criticism even from some conservative figures within Iran.
Last December, legislation introducing harsher penalties for those violating the dress code was passed but has since been halted following global protests from activist groups and organizations such as Amnesty International.

The Israeli military confirmed a successful operation in Syria, where over 100 commandos destroyed an Iranian-funded underground missile factory in Masyaf. 

Israeli military dismantles underground missile factory in Syria

Israel has carried out hundreds of strikes in Syria since civil war broke out in 2011, mainly on Iranian-linked targets.

The Israeli military confirmed on Thursday that dozens of its troops were flown into Syria in September to destroy an underground missile factory funded by Iran.
The military, which rarely comments on its activities inside Syria, said in a statement that the September 8 raid involved more than 100 Israeli commandos who dismantled the facility in the Masyaf area near the Mediterranean coast.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights war monitor reported at the time that 27 people were killed in the raid. The Israeli military did not disclose any casualty figures.
Israel has carried out hundreds of strikes in Syria since civil war broke out in 2011, mainly on Iranian-linked targets.
In a statement on Thursday, the military said the underground factory in Masyaf "included advanced assembly lines designed to manufacture precision-guided missiles and long-range rockets" for Lebanon's Hezbollah "and other Iranian terror proxies in the region".
Troops were flown in by helicopter, "with fire and intelligence-gathering support from aircraft, fighter jets and naval vessels", it said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the raid underscored Israel's resolve to carry out operations anywhere to defend itself.
"This is one of the most important counteractions we have taken against the Iranian axis's attempts to arm itself in order to harm us, and it demonstrates our determination and audacity to act anywhere to protect ourselves," Netanyahu said in a statement.
Military spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani said: "This precision-guided missile factory was dug in the side of a mountain underground in the area of Masyaf".
"Most components in fact were sourced from Iran for precision-guided missiles and surface-to-surface missiles."
The factory had the capacity to manufacture hundreds of missiles a year, Shoshani added.
The Observatory said the facility was created and supervised by Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
Tehran at the time condemned the raid as a "criminal attack".
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Israeli military chief Herzi Halevi, who oversaw the operation, said it was part of "a series of courageous missions" across the Middle East "with the aim of destroying the Iranian axis's missile manufacturing capabilities".
Halevi pointed to other raids in the Gaza Strip, in Hezbollah's south Beirut stronghold and on Iranian territory "over the past few months".
"For years, Iran formed a ring of rocket and missile fire around Israel's borders, and we have struck both the ring and its head," he said.
Footage of the raid, released by the military on Thursday, showed soldiers boarding helicopters at a base and later landing at the target inside Syria.
The troops can be seen entering the compound as gunfire echoes in the background. Grainy images later depict soldiers returning to their base.
The military statement said critical machinery and documents found at the factory were brought to Israel for further investigation.
"The soldiers destroyed the compound and safely returned to Israeli territory," it said.
Observatory chief Rami Abdel Rahman told AFP after the raid that intense air strikes preceded it, destroying a separate "scientific research centre" in Masyaf used for weapons development.
Since Islamist-led rebels toppled Syria's longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad on December 8, Israel has carried out hundreds of air strikes on Syrian military assets in what it says is a bid to prevent them from falling into hostile hands.
In a move that drew widespread international condemnation, Israel also sent troops into a UN-patrolled buffer zone that separated Israeli and Syrian forces on the Golan Heights.
On Thursday, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar visited the buffer zone and met UN peacekeepers there, a statement from his office said.
"Israel is closely monitoring the situation in Syria, and will not jeopardise its own security. We will not allow another October 7 on any front," Saar added, referring to the Hamas attack on Israel in 2023 that triggered the Gaza war.

Iran has waived visas for more than 40 countries and more than half of the world's population can travel to Iran without needing any visa.

Our concern is stability, security of whole region: Iranian envoy Ilahi on Syria situation

Iran has waived visas for more than 40 countries and more than half of the world's population can travel to Iran without needing any visa.

Days, after rebel forces overthrew President Bashar Assad's authoritarian government in Syria, Iranian envoy Iraj Ilahi on Wednesday, said it is very soon to judge the current situation in the region even as he underlined that Tehran's concern is regarding the stability and security of the "whole region" and not just of Syria or Iran.
Interacting with PTI on the sidelines of an Iranian food festival here, the ambassador touched upon the civilisational ties between India and Iran, and asserted that "we are at the beginning of a new era of promotion of tourism between the two countries".
Ilahi's comments on the situation in Syria and its potential wider ramifications come days after the Syrian government collapsed on Sunday as the rebels seized control of the capital Damascus after capturing several other prominent cities and towns. Assad fled the country after the rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) took control of Damascus, marking the end of his family's 50-year rule.
Russian state media reported that Assad is in Moscow and will be given asylum. His nearly 14-year tenure was marked by civil war, bloodshed and a brutal crackdown on his political opponents.
"It is very soon to judge about the current situation in the region. Iran has concerns regarding the stability and security of the whole region," Ilahi said.
He alleged that Israel is following its "expansionism policy" and has "violated the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria". It has "struck different military bases" of that country, the envoy charged.
Multiple reports in international media claimed that Israeli forces have struck against many "strategic targets" in Syria since the ouster of the Assad regime.
"So, we have concerns regarding the security of the whole region, not just Syria or Iran. The uncertainty of the region is the main concern of Iran. We are not thinking about our security, but our concern is the security and stability of the whole region, which will affect the prosperity and living standard of whole nations who are in the region," Ilahi said.
Earlier on Monday, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said it is monitoring the unfolding developments in Syria and advocated a peaceful and inclusive Syrian-led political process going forward in that country.
On the bilateral ties with India, the Iranian ambassador said "People-to-people (ties) is one of the most... part of Iranian diplomacy".
This policy, regarding India, is "more important" for it, he added.
"We have too many common heritage, Iranian cuisine, Iranian chai and Iranian customs are famous in India and Indian cuisine and Indian heritage are famous in Iran. So, we have taken some measures to introduce Iranian heritage to India to attract the Indian tourists to Iran, and also we have taken some measures to facilitate the visit of Indians to Iran," the envoy said.
He also touched upon the aspect of Iran having waived visas for India among other countries.
Iran has waived visas for more than 40 countries and more than half of the world's population can travel to Iran without needing any visa.
"Besides, we are in close contact with different airways to open new flights between Iran and India... So, we are at the beginning of a new era of promotion of tourism between the two countries," he added.
The envoy said Iran is in "close contact" with India's tourism minister and Iranians are "keen to visit India". The natural and historical places of Iran are attractive for Iranians, he said.
"So, we hope that such measures like the food festival can bridge the two nations and can facilitate better knowledge of the countries, inshallah (God willing), we shortly, will witness more Iranian tourists in India and at the same time we will host more Indians in Iran," Ilahi said.
He also shared that recently he had a "constructive" and a "very good" meeting with a deputy minister of India and they discussed different issues, especially "bottleneck" in the promotion of trade between the two countries.
"We agreed to take common measures and steps to remove these bottlenecks and we inshallah will increase import of different commodities from India. As we are now importing rice, tea, banana, etc., still there are goods available in India, which we in Iran need and we are importing them from other countries," the envoy said.
"We are keen to import from India. And in this regard, we need some G2G (government-to-government) meetings, which we have planned to have shortly. And we also need B2B (business-to-business) meetings to get Iranian businessmen closer to the Indian businessmen," he added.

Khamenei said the ICC should issue a death sentence for Israeli leaders. He added What Zionists did was a war crime and an arrest warrant is not enough.

Khamenei: What Israel Did in Gaza, Lebanon Is 'War Crime', ICC Arrest Warrant Not Enough

Khamenei said the ICC should issue a death sentence for Israeli leaders. He added What Zionists did was a war crime and an arrest warrant is not enough.

Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei reacted to ICC warrant against Netanyahu and Gallant. Khamenei said the ICC should issue a death sentence for Israeli leaders. He added What Zionists did was a war crime and an arrest warrant is not enough.
Khamenei said Israel is not winning in Gaza, Lebanon and it will never win that war. He said bombing civilian homes, hospitals is not a victory but war crimes. Khamenei commented while delivering speech to Basij volunteer forces.&nbsp;

 A video showing her sitting and walking at a Tehran varsity went viral. Amid global outcry, the video sparked harsh reactions from officials in Iran. Science Minister Hossein Simaei described it as an ‘immoral, uncustomary’ act. 

Iran Judiciary: No Case Against Student Who Stripped In Tehran Varsity To ‘Protest Moral Policing’

&nbsp;A video showing her sitting and walking at a Tehran varsity went viral. Amid global outcry, the video sparked harsh reactions from officials in Iran. Science Minister Hossein Simaei described it as an &lsquo;immoral, uncustomary&rsquo; act.&nbsp;

Iran didn't take judicial case against the student who stripped in Tehran. Iran&rsquo;s judiciary: has not issued an indictment against the student. The girl had stripped to her underwear to &lsquo;protest moral policing&rsquo;. The decision was made after medical reports said she was ill: Iran official Asghar Jahangir. Asghar said the girl was handed over to her family and no case has been filed against her. A video showing her sitting and walking at a Tehran varsity went viral. Amid global outcry, the video sparked harsh reactions from officials in Iran. Science Minister Hossein Simaei described it as an &lsquo;immoral, uncustomary&rsquo; act. Simaei said the student has not been expelled from her university. Amnesty International said the woman was &lsquo;violently held after she removed clothes.

The border region with Pakistan has in recent years witnessed clashes. In May, 5 Iranian guards were killed in clashes with armed insurgents.

 Iran’s IRGC: 14 ‘Israel-Linked Terrorists’ Killed in Balochistan Operation, 5 Surrendered

The border region with Pakistan has in recent years witnessed clashes. In May, 5 Iranian guards were killed in clashes with armed insurgents.

Iran has launched massive military operation after attack in Balochistan. The operation carried out in Sistan &amp; Balochistan after attack killed 7 IRGC militia. Iran said IRGC operation led to death of 14 &lsquo;terrorists&rsquo; &lsquo;linked to Israel&rsquo;. IRGC managed to detain 7 terrorists during the ongoing operation: Iran.
Iran said in the 48-hour period 5 terrorists also surrendered. On Nov 10, 5 members of Iran&rsquo;s volunteer security force were killed. &nbsp;Islamic Revolution Guards &nbsp;Corps said killings in the southeast of Iran.
Killings took place in Sistan &amp; Balochistan, bordering Pakistan. Reports: IRGC base in Saravan came under attack from insurgents. Slain were part of IRGC&rsquo;s local forces: Baloch activists group.&nbsp;
The border region with Pakistan has in recent years witnessed clashes. In May, 5 Iranian guards were killed in clashes with armed insurgents. In April, senior Iran police officer was killed in a southeastern province. &nbsp; ATTACKS IN BOTH IRAN &amp; &nbsp;PAKISTAN&rsquo;S BALOCHISTAN
Killings in Iran after train blast in Pakistan&rsquo;s Quetta killed 25 people. Blast hit as passengers waited on a platform at the main railway station. In recent months there has been rise in militant attacks in Pakistan. Balochistan insurgents have also targeted Chinese infrastructure.
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Over 43000 people have been killed in Gaza war and before the war, Saudi was in talks about a mega-deal to recognise Israel in return for greater American cooperation.

MBS Slams Israel At Arab Summit: Don’t Attack Iranian Soil, Respect ‘Sisterly’ Iran’s Sovereignty

Over 43000 people have been killed in Gaza war and before the war, Saudi was in talks about a mega-deal to recognise Israel in return for greater American cooperation.

Saudi's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has slammed Israel at the Arab Summit and demanded Tel Aviv stopped military aggression in Iran.
MBS asked Israel to respect Iran's sovereignty. The summit is being held for the establishment of Palestine state.
With MBS backing Iran, Saudi Arabia may also be moving away from US deal which wants the Kingdom to recognise Israel.
Over 43000 people have been killed in Gaza war and before the war, Saudi was in talks about a mega-deal to recognise Israel in return for greater American cooperation.
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After Quetta Blast In Pakistan, Attack OnThe border region with Pakistan has in recent years witnessed clashes. In May, 5 Iranian guards were killed in clashes with armed insurgents. IRGC Base In Iran Balochistan: 5 Security Personnel Dead

After Quetta Blast In Pakistan, Attack On IRGC Base In Iran Balochistan: 5 Security Personnel Dead

5 members of Iran&rsquo;s volunteer security force were killed in Balochistan. Islamic Revolution Guards Corps said killings in the southeast of Iran. Killings took place in Sistan &amp; Balochistan, bordering Pakistan.
Reports: The IRGC base in Saravan came under attack from insurgents. Slain were part of IRGC&rsquo;s local forces: Baloch activists group.
Additional military was immediately dispatched to the region: IRGC. No group has officially claimed responsibility for the attack: local reports. The border region with Pakistan has in recent years witnessed clashes. In May, 5 Iranian guards were killed in clashes with armed insurgents. In April, senior Iran police officer was killed in southeastern province.
Killings in Iran after a train blast in Pakistan&rsquo;s Quetta killed 25 people. The blast hit as passengers waited on a platform at the main railway station. In recent months there has been a rise in militant attacks in Pakistan. Balochistan insurgents have also targeted Chinese infra in Pakistan.
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Pezeshkian made the remark in a phone conversation with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Sunday as Riyadh is expected to host Arab and Muslim leaders for a summit scheduled for Monday that will focus on Israel's wars in Gaza and Lebanon.

Arab Summit: Iran President Dials MBS, Top Generals Meet In Tehran | Iran-Saudi Military Tie-Up Soo

Pezeshkian made the remark in a phone conversation with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Sunday as Riyadh is expected to host Arab and Muslim leaders for a summit scheduled for Monday that will focus on Israel's wars in Gaza and Lebanon.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has said he is confident that an extraordinary meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and Arab League will yield "effective and tangible" outcomes in halting the Israeli regime&rsquo;s "aggression" in Gaza and Lebanon.
Pezeshkian made the remark in a phone conversation with Saudi Crown Prince
Mohammed bin Salman on Sunday as Riyadh is expected to host Arab and Muslim leaders for a summit scheduled for Monday that will focus on Israel's wars in Gaza and Lebanon.
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For over a decade, a relentless wave of international sanctions has battered Iran&rsquo;s economy. The result? A GDP growth rate that hasn&rsquo;t come close to 2011 levels

Iran’s Economic Crisis: Bread Prices Soar, Blackouts Worsen Amid Rising Tensions

For over a decade, a relentless wave of international sanctions has battered Iran&rsquo;s economy. The result? A GDP growth rate that hasn&rsquo;t come close to 2011 levels

Skyrocketing bread prices. Frequent power cuts. Shortage of essential medicines. Dramatic rent increases. Unstable currency. How did a country so rich in oil and gas end up struggling with all these challenges?Welcome to Iran &mdash; a place where Western sanctions, outdated infrastructure, and a spike in regional tensions are brewing the perfect economic storm. But just how deep do these problems go? Let&rsquo;s start with sanctions.For over a decade, a relentless wave of international sanctions has battered Iran&rsquo;s economy. The result? A GDP growth rate that hasn&rsquo;t come close to 2011 levels. In fact, the International Monetary Fund projects that Iran's economy won&rsquo;t hit that mark again until at least 2029. So, what does this long-standing economic strain mean for ordinary Iranians? Inflation is through the roof, sitting at 34%, and essential goods have become near-luxury items. Bread prices alone have jumped a shocking 200% in the past year. Water and housing costs are right behind, putting immense pressure on everyday life. And it doesn&rsquo;t stop there. Iran&rsquo;s inflationary squeeze has hit prices of other food items hard as well, especially for staples like chicken and eggs. Why? Rising costs of poultry feed and veterinary meds are driving up prices for these essentials. Experts say this trend is likely to worsen, as a recent spike in the currency exchange rate is expected to filter down to consumer prices in the coming months.But the struggle with rising costs for essentials is just one part of the story? Iran&rsquo;s outdated gas and energy plants are barely functional, operating at just 70% capacity. Without investment from Western firms, which pulled out years ago, Iran&rsquo;s energy sector has become a glaring example of decay. Now, Iranians are experiencing regular blackouts that disrupt industries, close offices, and add to the daily struggles. Energy shortages are also hitting one of Iran&rsquo;s biggest non-oil exports: steel. Production dropped by 50% last month alone, as the country&rsquo;s power grid struggles to keep up with demand. Ironically, while Iranians face blackouts, the government continues to export electricity to make up for revenue shortfalls, hoping to curb its debt. Can Iran afford to keep its own people in the dark to sell power abroad? And the story doesn&rsquo;t look much better on the international trade front as well. Trade between Iran and its major partners&mdash;China, the UAE, Iraq, Russia, India, and Turkey&mdash;suffered a severe decline in 2023.Iran saw a 26% drop in trade with India, a 17% decline with Russia, and a staggering 33% falloff with Turkey. Even China, Iran&rsquo;s biggest customer for oil, has scaled back its purchases significantly this year. How can Iran&rsquo;s economy recover if its trade lifelines are being cut off one by one? With regional tensions spiking over recent conflicts and promises of retaliation, Iran&rsquo;s economy is facing the strain on multiple fronts. Can the nation adapt to these challenges, or will we see even more disruption in the years to come? Only time will tell, but one thing is clear: the road ahead for Iran is anything but easy. While Iran's economy remains under strain, marked by skyrocketing prices for essentials, the government has increased military spending by 11%, reaching 24.6 billion dollars in 2022. For the first time in two decades, Iran ranks among the top 15 military spenders, with the Revolutionary Guard Corps budget up 14%, now making up 34% of total defense funds. But amidst these economic hardships and regional tensions, can Iran afford this shift toward military power at the expense of everyday essentials? Is this sustainable, or could it deepen the country&rsquo;s economic crisis?

Iran vs Israel War: Iran Missiles Damaged 10 Areas In Israel, Damage Worth $50 Million: Report

Iran vs Israel War: Iran Missiles Damaged 10 Areas In Israel, Damage Worth $50 Million: Report

 Iran foreign minister meets Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman Rivals Iran & Saudi coming closer as. Iran plans Tehran hit Iran minister Abbas Araghchi said he had ‘very  important’ discussions. 

‘Insight & Wisdom’: Iran Minister To MBS, Lebanon War Brings Arch Rivals Tehran & Riyadh Closer 

 Iran foreign minister meets Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman Rivals Iran & Saudi coming closer as. Iran plans Tehran hit Iran minister Abbas Araghchi said he had ‘very  important’ discussions. Araghchi also said the discussions were concerning ‘vital issues of common concern. Araghchi warned MBS about the dire outcome of the Israeli ‘aggression’.

&nbsp;Iran foreign minister meets Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman Rivals Iran &amp; Saudi coming closer as. Iran plans Tehran hit Iran minister Abbas Araghchi said he had &lsquo;very&nbsp; important&rsquo; discussions.

&nbsp;Iran foreign minister meets Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman Rivals Iran &amp; Saudi coming closer as. Iran plans Tehran hit Iran minister Abbas Araghchi said he had &lsquo;very &nbsp;important&rsquo; discussions. Araghchi also said the discussions were concerning &lsquo;vital issues of common concern. Araghchi warned MBS about the dire outcome of the Israeli &lsquo;aggression&rsquo;.

Iran draws red line with Arab nations as Israel attack looms. Tehran told Gulf states it is ‘unacceptable’ if your airspace is used against Iran. Any such move would draw a response, a senior. Iranian official said Iran’s warning as Foreign Minister 

Iran Vs Israel: Iran Sets Red Line For Arab Nations As Israel Attack Looms

Iran draws red line with Arab nations as Israel attack looms. Tehran told Gulf states it is ‘unacceptable’ if your airspace is used against Iran. Any such move would draw a response, a senior. Iranian official said Iran’s warning as Foreign Minister Araqchi headed to Saudi for talks. The message emphasized the need for regional unity against Israel. Iran did not discuss the issue of Arab oil producers raising output.

Iran draws red line with Arab nations as Israel attack looms. Tehran told Gulf states it is &lsquo;unacceptable&rsquo; if your airspace is used against Iran.

Iran draws red line with Arab nations as Israel attack looms. Tehran told Gulf states it is &lsquo;unacceptable&rsquo; if your airspace is used against Iran. Any such move would draw a response, a senior.
Iranian official said Iran&rsquo;s warning as Foreign Minister Araqchi headed to Saudi for talks. The message emphasized the need for regional unity against Israel. Iran did not discuss the issue of Arab oil producers raising output.
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Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi visits Beirut as Israel's offensive continues

Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi visits Beirut as Israel's offensive continues

Iran's Supreme Leader to lead Friday prayers after 5 years, honour Hassan Nasrallah

Iran's Supreme Leader to lead Friday prayers after 5 years, honour Hassan Nasrallah

Lebanon source said &lsquo;Israelis informed in the afternoon of Sep 27 by Iranian mole&rsquo;.&nbsp; Le Parisienreported that the mole informed Israelis of the imminent arrival of Nasrallah.

 ‘Iranian Mole Tipped-Off Israel About Nasrallah’s Bit-By-Bit Movement, Made Assassination Possible’

 Lebanon source said ‘Israelis informed in the afternoon of Sep 27 by Iranian mole’.  Le Parisien reported that the mole informed Israelis of the imminent arrival of Nasrallah.

Lebanon source said &lsquo;Israelis informed in the afternoon of Sep 27 by Iranian mole&rsquo;.&nbsp; Le Parisien reported that the mole informed Israelis of the imminent arrival of Nasrallah.

French paper&rsquo;s report on the killing of Hezbollah&rsquo;s Hassan Nasrallah. Le Parisien report based on info given by source in Lebanon.&nbsp; Lebanon security source said that 'Israelis pulled all stops and didn&rsquo;t want to miss target&rsquo;. The source spoke to the newspaper a day after the Beirut suburb bombing. &nbsp;Nasrallah was killed in his headquarters, a complex of six buildings in Dahieh.
&nbsp;Lebanon source said &lsquo;Israelis informed in the afternoon of Sep 27 by Iranian mole&rsquo;.&nbsp; Le Parisien reported that the mole informed Israelis of the imminent arrival of Nasrallah.
 &nbsp;&lsquo;Israel&rsquo;s F-35s, with bunker-busting bombs, were waiting in ambush&rsquo;. &lsquo;Nasrallah and others were at the funeral of Hezbollah&rsquo;s drone chief&rsquo;. The funeral of Hussein Srour took place in nearby Haret Hreik district. &nbsp;Just after the funeral, Nasrallah arrived at his headquarters.&nbsp;
 &nbsp;&lsquo;He arrived in the car of Iranian commander of the Al Quds regiment&rsquo;. After the funeral, Nasrallah chaired a meeting to discuss Hezbollah's strategy. &nbsp;Twelve other commanders &nbsp;were part of &lsquo;emergency meet&rsquo; helmed by Nasrallah.
 &nbsp;&lsquo;The Israelis, who operate 24-hour aerial surveillance, were sure of their move&rsquo;. &lsquo;The Israelis waited until everyone was in the room where planning was being done&rsquo;.
&nbsp;In total, the IDF pilots dropped six bombs of 2 tons each. &nbsp;The bombs destroyed the complex and left a 30-foot carter. Hezbollah lost contact with Nasrallah and announced his death the next day.

Abbas Araghchi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran and Danny Danon, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations spoke to reporters about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah outside the UN Security Council chambers. Meanwhile Isr

Iran Vs Israel Leader At UN: Foreign Minister Said: Won’t Be Quite In Case Of Lebanon Invasion

Abbas Araghchi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran and Danny Danon, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations spoke to reporters about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah outside the UN Security Council chambers. Meanwhile Israeli ambassador to the UN Danny Danon communicated his country's position on the matter, "we would prefer a diplomatic solution." 


Abbas Araghchi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran and Danny Danon, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations.

Abbas Araghchi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran and Danny Danon, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations spoke to reporters about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah outside the UN Security Council chambers. Meanwhile Israeli ambassador to the UN Danny Danon communicated his country's position on the matter, "we would prefer a diplomatic solution."&nbsp;

The country's deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi on Wednesday also called on Council members to exert pressure on Israel to halt its military action in Lebanon and Gaza.

Iran's Deputy FM Slams UN: Security Council's Silence Is Deafening, USA Veto Saves Israel From Sanctions

The country's deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi on Wednesday also called on Council members to exert pressure on Israel to halt its military action in Lebanon and Gaza.

Iran is urging the UN Security Council to live up to its responsibilities in ensuring global peace and order.
The country's deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi on Wednesday also called on Council members to exert pressure on Israel to halt its military action in Lebanon and Gaza.
"Immediate action must be taken to halt Israel's war machine and prevent further regional escalation," the Iranian diplomat said.
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 “Israel’s state terrorism in Lebanon cannot go unanswered,” Pezeshkian said. 

Iran President Targets USA At UNGA: Israel's Lebanon Attack Can't Go Unanswered

&ldquo;Israel&rsquo;s state terrorism in Lebanon cannot go unanswered,&rdquo; Pezeshkian said.

Iran&rsquo;s President Masoud Pezeshkian, in an address to the UN General Assembly demanded a global response to Israel&rsquo;s assault on the Hezbollah terror group. Pezeshlian also accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, where he said it had been defeated, and of backing terrorist groups such as ISIS. &ldquo;Israel&rsquo;s state terrorism in Lebanon cannot go unanswered,&rdquo; Pezeshkian said. &ldquo;Responsibility for all consequences will be borne by those governments who have thwarted all global efforts to end this horrific catastrophe.&rdquo;

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