Three oil tankers caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after hitting mines: the Iranian Revolutionary Guards announced. "They were on unauthorized routes", they point out. Iranian authorities executed three men today after convicting them of conducting operations on behalf of Israel and the United States during anti-government protests in January.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy announced that since the early hours of this morning, three oil tankers considered "responsible for violations", which were sailing along "unauthorized routes" within the Strait of Hormuz, "were hit by explosions and are now engulfed in violent fires".
Three men were executed this morning in Iran, accused of carrying out operations and armed attacks against public buildings in Karaj, during the January protests, on behalf of the United States, Israel and hostile groups. According to the IRNA agency, the three hanged men - Hassan Dioband, Hamid Kazemi and Reza Zanganeh - were accused of using firearms, grenades and Molotov cocktails, setting fire to public structures and damaging an electricity pylon, causing power outages in the city.
Meanwhile, turning point in Israel after the elections. President Herzog has communicated to party leader Yashar Eisenkot his intention to entrust him with the task of forming the new government. Today at 5pm the meeting and the official announcement. Eisenkot's name was mentioned during the consultations by political forces representing a total of 67 members of the Knesset, while parties with a total of 46 parliamentarians indicated the outgoing prime minister and Likud leader Netanyahu, who for now is leaving the scene waiting to see if Eisenkot will be able to form the government.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy announced that since the early hours of this morning, three oil tankers considered "responsible for violations", which were sailing along "unauthorized routes" within the Strait of Hormuz, "were hit by explosions and are now engulfed in violent fires". "The smoke from the fires has now darkened the sky over the Strait of Hormuz," the Navy said, as reported by the Fars agency. “The ships caught fire as a result of the deactivation of their navigation and identification systems,” he added, claiming that this was a result of “the hostile actions of the US Armed Forces, dedicated to smuggling and aggression.”
The Gaza media publish on In particular, the central area of Gaza appears to be the most affected. Currently the temperature in the Strip is 22 degrees but the wind and rain have aggravated the already catastrophic situation of the displaced.
"Considering the sad record of the US and the Israeli regime in the assassinations of Iranian scientists, in the repeated sabotage of Iranian nuclear facilities and in the bombings against them, the so-called reward offered by the United States is nothing more than a way to recruit accomplices for criminal and terrorist acts and for further aggression": this is what the Iranian mission at the United Nations offices in Vienna declared, referring to the reward of 20 million dollars announced by the United States in exchange for information on the Iranian nuclear program.
Israel's mission in Iran is "not over," Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said on Sunday, reiterating accusations that Tehran is seeking to acquire nuclear weapons. "With Iran, the mission is not over yet (...) Iran is trying to renew its efforts to acquire nuclear weapons," Katz said during an official ceremony in Jerusalem.
The 'Iron Gate' plan is "just a play on words. The Americans, with this approach, cannot achieve their goal: to exert strong economic pressure aimed at causing the collapse and disintegration of the Iranian economy." This was stated by the spokesman of the Revolutionary Guards, Hussein Mohabi.
The Houthis say 33 people have been killed in Saudi attacks in Yemen's Sana'a province. Houthi authorities said Saudi strikes killed 33 people, many of them women and children, in Yemen's Sana'a province, as deaths mount in the country's renewed civil war.
Riyadh's financial district was targeted and the Aramco building located in the area suffered damage. Several witnesses reported this to AFP, after the Saudi-led coalition, engaged in the conflict against the Houthis in Yemen, declared that it had intercepted some missiles launched by the militiamen.
