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Criminal Cases Initiated Over US Crimes in Iran: Prosecutor General
IRGC Denies Reports of Attack on Nuclear Facilities in Isfahan
Iran Warns US of More Severe Blows to Warships If Aggression Continues
Gaza Death Toll Surges Amid Continued Conflict
Al-Qassam: We targeted two Merkava 4 tanks in the western camp area of Rafah city
Gaza: The Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, announced today, Tuesday, that it targeted two Merkava 4 tanks with “Yassin 105” shells in the western camp area of Rafah city, and we monitored the landing of helicopters for evacuation
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3 people killed, including an ISIS leader, in the air strike in Diyala
Baquba Today, Tuesday, July 2, 2024, the Joint Operations Command announced the outcome of the air strike carried out yesterday in Diyala, while confirming the killing of 3 terrorists, including an ISIS leader.
The command stated in a statement, ‘Fol…
50 Residents Awarded Merit Medal of Third Class for Donating Blood 10 Times
Riyadh: Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has approved awarding the Merit Medal of the Third Class to 50 residents for donating blood ten times.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
Lighting of Prophet’s Mosque Represents Islamic Architectural Art
Madinah: The lighting of the Prophet’s Mosque constitutes a form of beauty and Islamic architecture, a prominent landmark and a unique art that forms part of the mosque’s identity. It is expressed through light units, chandeliers, and lanterns bearing…
Jeddah Police Arrest 2 Residents Attempting to Sell 1,573 Narcotic Pills
Jeddah: Jeddah police have arrested two residents of Yemeni and Ethiopian nationalities for attempting to sell 1,573 narcotic pills. They were apprehended, necessary measures were taken against them, and they were referred to the pertinent authorities…
Tourism in Lebanon declines due to Israeli occupation aggressions
Tourism in Lebanon this summer has been deeply affected by the constant aggression of the Israeli Occupation in the South of Lebanon, which has led countries to warn their citizens of not traveling there.
In a statement to KUNA, the Minister of Touri…
Seoul resumes drills near N. Korea borders, 1st in six years
South Korea resumed live-fire exercises at artillery ranges near the border with North Korea on Tuesday for the first time in six years, Yonhap News Agency reported. The firing drills included 140 rounds at front-line ranges in the provinces of Gyeong…