Iran war updates:
- US Military Says It Destroyed 5 More Iranian Oil Tankers After Missile Attacks on Navy Warship (AP)
- Iran Sends Wave of Missiles Toward U.S. Base in Jordan After Vowing Escalation (Washington Post)
- Iran Claims to Have Seized American Drone US Says Had ‘Malfunctioned’ (The Guardian)
- Nearly 20,000 Displaced in Yemen as Saudi-Ansarallah Conflict Intensifies (Drop Site)
- Iran Threatens to Target U.S. Energy Assets in Gulf If U.S. Strikes Again (Time)
- U.S. Hits Remaining Parts of Iran’s Aviation Sector with Sanctions in Latest Move to Isolate Tehran (AP / PBS)
- Iran Is Forging a New Ring of Proxies to Threaten US Allies in the Gulf, Officials Say (AP)
The Zionist war on free speech — and the resistance — continues:
“[T]he foreign ministers of Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the UK … announced restrictions on trade in illegal settlement goods”:
- Palestine Welcomes Trade Restrictions by 12 Countries on Illegal Israeli Settlements (Andalu Ajansi)
“Dozens of South Koreans urged their government on Wednesday not to deploy troops to the strategic Strait of Hormuz, slamming what they called Washington’s ‘illegal war’”:
- Protesters Urge South Korea to Stay Out of Iran War (AFP / France 24)
Israeli war crimes continue:
- Israeli Forces Arrest 20 Palestinians, Including 2 Children, in Occupied West Bank (Andalu Ajansi)
- Palestine: Whereabouts of Two Journalists Still Unknown After Three Years (IFJ)
“Palestinians go through an ‘administrative track’, characterised by the suspension of standard procedural protections and the presumption of innocence. Meanwhile, Jewish Israelis have ‘constitutional track’ protections, grounded in the rule of law”:
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