Dr. Najah Al-Otaibi, a Saudi researcher specializing in international relations and the Gulf region, told The Jerusalem Post that Iran’s attacks constitute “a betrayal of the diplomatic detente.”
Iran may be turning to local groups and terrorist cells to fan the flames of war in the region.
The Hengaw human rights organization reported that the men gave their confessions after being tortured, and they were found guilty despite there being no witnesses or evidence.
Mehr, Khamenei’s official site, and earlier Fars commentary show how supernatural and antisemitic language has entered parts of Iran’s propaganda ecosystem.
The blackout rendered it impossible to make phone calls or text locally or internationally, suppressing all attempts at communication.
Iran has sought to escalate incrementally against Gulf countries over the course of the three-week war.
Further, the Mossad urged the public to continue sending it footage of the regime’s operations within Iran.
Since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran, Tehran has disrupted maritime transit through the strait for vessels it says are linked to its war adversaries and their allies.
The strike comes a day after sources told The Jerusalem Post that the IDF struck Iranian military targets in the Caspian Sea for the first time since the start of Operation Roaring Lion.
Saudi FM says his country reserves the right to act militarily against Iran and any trust with Tehran has been shattered.
In the letter, Amir Saeid Iravani said the UAE’s decision to allow its territory to be used for the strikes constituted "an internationally wrongful act that entailed state responsibility."
