Middle East

Middle East

IRGC equips new warship with kamikaze drones, warns of ‘firm response’ to any offensive

Iran says supports UN efforts to bring peace to war-wracked Yemen

Nuclear negotiator in Oman: Iran’s neighborliness policy aims to establish regional stability

IRIB chief: Enemies waging anti-Iran cognitive war under fake advocacy for women’s rights

US military choppers airlift Daesh terrorists to camps in Syria’s Hasakah before transfer to al-Tanf base: Report

Iran-Saudi deal to strengthen peace, stability in Persian Gulf and beyond: Spokesman

Ayatollah Khamenei: Countries sanctioned by US, Western states must join hands to shatter those bans

Iraqi Parliament to Consider Assassination Case of General Soleimani, Al-Muhandis

Stockholm, SANA- The Syrian community in Sweden called for lifting the coercive European economic measures imposed on Syria to face the earthquake repercussions hit it on February 6th. In a letter addressed to the Parliament, the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the European Parliament office in Stockholm, the members of the community called on Sweden, as it the current President of the European Union, to lift the European coercive economic sanctions imposed on Syria so that it can face the repercussions of the earthquake. They referred that this natural catastrophe has exacerbated the humanitarian situation and the difficulties that the Syrian people are suffering from as a result of the ongoing terrorist war for 12 years, the continuation of the economic blockade and the illegal coercive measures that deprived the Syrian citizens of the most basic necessities of life. Fedaa al-Rhayiah /MHD Ibrahim

Three army personnel injured in Israeli aggression on some sites in countryside of Tartous, Hama

Iran-Saudi deal ushers in post-America era in Persian Gulf region: Leader’s aide

Hamas, Islamic Jihad vow to intensify resistance after Israeli killing of 3 Palestinians