Iranian Twitter activists posted pictures of three “Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps” (IRGC) soldiers, were killed by recent missile attack launched by Israeli jets on eastern Homs.
Yemeni army forces, supported by allied fighters from Popular Committees, have fired a domestically-manufactured ballistic missile at a radar station in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern border region of Asir in retaliation for the Saudi regime’s military campaign against their crisis-hit country.
Powerboats and coast guard vessels have been sent to the area after the crash, while the “Vitaspirit” tanker with a Maltese flag, was drawn back from the site and brought ashore, according to the Daily Sabbah.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday accused France of abetting terrorists by “hosting them” at the Elysee Palace, amid a diplomatic row between the NATO allies over Paris’s support for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
President Fuad Masum says no decision has been made for Iraq to host permanent American military bases, stressing that Baghdad will not allow for the country to turn into a launch pad for any military aggression against neighboring Iran.
The Saudi investment union plans to dig a 60-kilometer-long maritime channel on the border with Qatar, turning it into an island, and implement a tourism project in the area, the Saudi newspaper Sabq reports.
Iran says the recent Saudi policies are a “very sad tragedy,” emphasizing that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is paying billions of dollars to the United States and the Israeli regime to win their support.
Yemen’s Ansarullah fighters have launched a ballistic missile at Aramco storage tanks in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern Jizan region.
A consultant to the Baghdad government on the anti-Daesh campaign says Iraqi government forces may launch an operation in neighboring Syria in a bid to prevent them from infiltrating back into the war-battered Arab country.
Primarily reports have emerged that the United States of America (USA) president,