Iran war updates:
- A New Level of Threat and Fear Risks Pushing the U.S. and Iran Back to Full War (NY Times)
- Middle East Peace Held Back by US Insistence that Iran Is a Threat, Oman’s Foreign Minister Says (The Guardian)
- IDF Stops Short of Denying Report Zamir, Netanyahu Clashed over Iran Strike Before Elections (Jerusalem Post)
- Kuwait Sentences Three to Death over Iran-linked Plot to Kill Interior Minister (Iran International)
- Investigators Deliver Report on Why Iranian Warships Took Part in Naval Drills off South Africa (WBBM)
- Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan Conclude Joint Tehran Summit (Iranwire)
The Zionist war on free speech continues:
Under “understandings reached three years ago … Saudi Arabia was to provide direct financial assistance to the Houthis as part of efforts to reach a settlement”:
- Saudi Arabia Reportedly Offers Houthis $1 Billion in Iran-brokered Deal to Halt Attacks (Israel Hayom)
“The Pakistani government’s removal of the country’s last opposition provincial government is the latest stage in a long-running confrontation between the military and former Prime Minister Imran Khan”:
Closures challenge government claims that “the shortages in flour distribution had been addressed”:
- Flour Shortages Force Bakeries to Close Across Iran (Iran International)
Israeli war crimes continue:
- Israeli Forces Abduct Palestinians, Destroy Home and Memorials (IMEMC)
- ‘Everything Destroyed’: Hebron Businesses Count Cost of Israeli Assault (Aljazeera)
- UN Commission Says Israel Has Continued to Commit Genocide in Gaza Since Truce (CBC)
Trump’s claims of a fortune being made thanks to high oil prices certainly applies to him and his family …
- As Trump Brags About U.S. Oil and Gas Company Profits, His Stocks Gained Millions During Iran War (CBS News)
… while a new book accuses Jared Kushner of being”personally involved in MBZ’s mercenary operations”:
“A Nyala resident said the attack took place at about 8pm (18:00 GMT) on Monday at a market in the north of the city, which serves as the de facto capital of Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF)”:
“When they exchanged emails with leadership at Penguin Random House about the editorial disputes, the authors were told: ‘Our concern is not accuracy’”:
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