Al-Manar | July 27, 2026
The Israeli Air Force faces significant logistical challenges during the war, including shortages of spare parts, foreign supply restrictions, and continued dependence on the United States to maintain aircraft readiness, Israeli Army Radio reported, citing an outgoing senior Israeli Air Force officer.
Brigadier General “Sh,” outgoing head of the Air Force’s Equipment Division, said several European countries that are parties to the Rome Statute informed ‘Israel’ they would not supply aircraft components, including critical parts such as antennas and electronic boards.
The officer told Israeli Army Radio that procurement processes had become increasingly difficult, with some deals delayed for extended periods or failing to materialize altogether. He said some countries and companies directly refused to provide spare parts, while others cited reasons including limited stock, delivery delays, contractor issues, or warehouse incidents.
“Sh” warned that the shortages had at one point threatened to ground aircraft, saying the Israeli military was forced to seek alternative solutions, including reverse engineering, finding substitute suppliers, and applying political and economic pressure on companies and governments. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | July 27, 2026
Israeli occupation forces raided the village of Taranja in the northern Quneitra countryside and the villages of al-Aridah and Maariyah in western Daraa countryside, while ransacking residents’ homes.
Local sources reported that a patrol belonging to the Israeli occupation forces raided Taranja, located in the northern Quneitra countryside, where it searched several residents’ homes.
Meanwhile, local sources in Daraa province said Israeli occupation forces raided the villages of al-Aridah and Maariyah in the Yarmouk Basin area in western Daraa countryside.
The sources added that the Israeli occupation forces reopened roads in the two villages after residents had blocked them with stones and began searching homes in the area.
Similar incursions
On Sunday, Syrian local sources reported that Israeli occupation forces had advanced into the villages of Maariyah and al-Aridah in the Yarmouk Basin area in western Daraa countryside, while dropping warning leaflets urging residents not to block roads or obstruct the movements of the advancing forces.
Moreover, Israeli occupation forces detained a Syrian youth during their incursion into the village of al-Samdaniyah al-Gharbiyah in the central Quneitra countryside, al-Ikhbariyah channel reported. … Full article
Al-Manar | July 27, 2026
The Israeli enemy continued on Monday its violations and attacks in South Lebanon, carrying out more bombings that destroy civilians structures in several areas and towns.
In this regard, the occupation forces carried out explosions in the area which lies between the two towns of Al-Tiri and Haddatha.
The enemy troops also burned houses in the town of Beit Yahoun.
The Zionist artillery targeted the outskirts of Shebaa town in addition to Ali Al-Taher area where the enemy gliders dropped explosive devices, according to Al-Manar reporter.
The Israeli drones intensively roamed the skies of Beirut and Dahieh, the reporter added.
Al Mayadeen | July 27, 2026
United States Representative Thomas Massie said the United States has been “significantly weakened by the war with Iran,” arguing in an X post that the campaign depleted missile-defense systems, drained oil reserves, sacrificed US troops, pushed up consumer prices, increased debt, and sidelined domestic needs “all for Israel.”
The Kentucky Republican’s remarks added fresh political pressure to an already widening debate in Washington over the price of the war on Iran, the scope of US involvement, and the degree to which the White House has tied American military power to “Israel’s” regional agenda. That debate has sharpened as more lawmakers question the administration’s war powers and the long-term cost of the campaign. … continue
By Kyle Anzalone | The Libertarian Institute | July 27, 2026
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russia is receiving significant military support from North Korea, Iran, and China.
“I think three moments on which we have to focus. First, North Korea will send to Russia 30,000 soldiers. The second point Iranians will send missiles to Russia,” Zelensky said in an interview with Sky News on Sunday. “Then what is the really big problem: China began to work with Russia, and they work on satellites and on technologies to be more precise.”… continue
Al Mayadeen | July 27, 2026
Iranian state television reported on Monday that one vessel attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz through an unauthorized route was involved in an accident, while other vessels were turned back toward the Gulf.
Citing a source, Iranian television said six vessels attempted early on Monday, “at the urging of the US military”, to cross through an illegal southern route in the Strait of Hormuz.
The source said one of the vessels involved in the attempt was involved in an accident, while the others were returned to the Gulf “in light of Iran’s firm management”.
The source stressed that the designated navigation route through the Strait of Hormuz is the only valid passage, while other routes are not navigable and do not lead to any destination.
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed following US attacks on civilian areas and infrastructure in Iran, according to Tehran, which responded by targeting US military bases and strategic centers in the region.
Iran has maintained that it is responsible for managing navigation through the strategic waterway. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said determining navigation routes through the Strait of Hormuz falls under arrangements made by Tehran in accordance with Article 5 of the memorandum of understanding, which states that “Iran will make the necessary arrangements to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within one month”. … Full article
Press TV – July 27, 2026
The Yemeni armed forces have carried out a string of operations against strategic energy facilities deep inside Saudi Arabia, striking oil depots and pipelines in reprisal for the Riyadh regime’s ongoing military aggression and blockade against their homeland.
“By the grace of God, a number of sensitive sites and installations related to the supply and transport of crude oil from eastern Saudi Arabia to [the port city of] Yanbu were targeted by several drones in response to the Saudi enemy’s drone incursions into Yemeni airspace,” Army spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree announced in a statement on Monday.
He, however, did not provide any information about the extent of damage.
Satellite images show thick plumes of black smoke and raging fire at the Abqaiq oil facility in southern Saudi Arabia. The installation had come under attack by kamikaze drones and missiles hours earlier.
The Abqaiq oil processing plant, operated by the state-owned petroleum and natural gas company Saudi Aramco, reportedly bypasses the Strait of Hormuz and delivers oil to the Red Sea at the Yanbu terminal.
The facility houses the world’s largest oil processing and crude stabilization facility, and supplies approximately 5 percent of the world’s oil. … Full article
The Cradle | July 27, 2026
Saudi crude oil loading volumes at the Red Sea port of Yanbu have plummeted by 40 percent in the past several days, with the kingdom using an Egyptian pipeline to avoid the recently imposed Yemeni blockade, according to data released by analytics platform Vortexa on 26 July.
The fall in loading volumes is a result of the Ansarallah-backed Yemeni Armed Forces’ (YAF) retaliatory operations and maritime blockade against Riyadh, which has been besieging and attacking the Arab world’s poorest nation for nearly 12 years.
The blockade is causing very significant losses, according to maritime data intelligence firm Windward.
“Saudi Arabia has established a working alternative export route via the SUMED pipeline and Cape of Good Hope,” Windward wrote in a report on Sunday, citing Vortexa’s data.
According to the report, this is “adding approximately $9 per barrel to transport cost.” … continue
By Ekaterina Blinova – Sputnik – 27.07.2026
Tensions in the Gulf are spilling over into the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, putting additional pressure on Saudi Arabia, but the US is unlikely to open a second front, Ankara-based security analyst Dr. Hasan Selim Ozertem tells Sputnik. … continue
By Mohammad Molaei | Press TV | July 27, 2026
On the afternoon of February 28, as the first dark clouds of joint Israeli-American military aggression gathered over Iran, a sports hall in the small southern city of Lamerd – a place that had once echoed with the squeak of sneakers and the thrill of competition – was transformed into a scene of unspeakable carnage. … continue
Sputnik – 27.07.2026
Kuwait has officially ratified a broad defense cooperation pact with Pakistan that was signed in June 2023. The ratification follows high-level military contacts between the two countries. … continue
RT | July 27, 2026
French intelligence services are preparing a third attack on Niger’s main airport after two assaults on the facility this year, the West African nation’s transitional leader, General Abdourahamane Tchiani, has said.
Tchiani made the allegation in an interview on state-owned RTN on Saturday to mark the third anniversary of the transitional authorities taking power following the ouster of French-aligned President Mohamed Bazoum. France condemned the July 2023 coup, refused to recognize the new authorities, and demanded Bazoum’s reinstatement.
“The June 18 attack was not the last because we are already tracking [them], since the objective has not been achieved. French intelligence is currently working to attempt a third attack,” Tchiani said.
Gunmen launched an assault on Diori Hamani International Airport in Niger’s capital Niamey on June 18, killing 13 people, including 11 security personnel and two civilians, according to the Sahel state’s Defense Ministry. At least 22 assailants were neutralized and about 20 suspects arrested. Al-Qaeda-linked Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) claimed responsibility for the attack. … continue
By Lucas Leiroz | July 27, 2026
The Baltic states continue to toughen their Russophobic policies, taking actions aimed at completely erasing Russian culture. Now, as part of a new package of anti-Russian measures, the Latvian parliament has approved a ban on consumer goods originating from Russia and Belarus, including cultural items such as books, video games, and children’s toys. This marks another step toward the total elimination of historical ties between the Baltic states and Russia.
Parliament made the decision on July 23. Lawmakers concluded that it is necessary to further restrict Latvian citizens’ access to Russian products. Attention is now focused specifically on cultural and everyday items, such as “books, newspapers, toys, video games, clothing, footwear, and sporting goods produced in Russia and Belarus.” The measure applies both to products imported directly from Russia and Belarus and to goods produced in those countries but marketed by third nations.
Furthermore, lawmakers made it clear that the list of banned products remains open, with new items expected to be added soon. … continue
Sputnik – 27.07.2026
Between July 15 and 24, Ukrainian attacks on Russian soil killed 86 civilians, including six children, and wounded 409 others, among them 12 kids, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has reported.
On July 24, a missile strike targeting an enterprise in the Kirov region killed five people and injured 26, according to preliminary data.
On July 18 and 20, Ukrainian drone attacks on passenger buses in the Belgorod region killed a child and four women, while injuring 27 others, including a 17-year-old teenager.
RT | July 27, 2026
Iran has claimed that Ukraine attacked one of its commercial vessels in the Caspian Sea at Israel’s behest.
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky stated earlier that the vessel struck on Saturday was transporting military cargo. Iran, which has denied involvement in the fighting between Russia and Ukraine, said the attack killed one sailor.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reiterated his country’s position during separate calls with the EU’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
“Zelenskyy has attacked an Iranian commercial vessel, killing a sailor. A blatant UN Charter violation done at Israel’s behest to drag Europe into its war,” Araghchi wrote on X on Sunday.
“In calls with EU High Rep Kallas and FM Lavrov, [I] made clear that what the freeloader in Kyiv did CANNOT GO UNANSWERED,” he added.
During his conversation with Lavrov, Araghchi said Iran “will resolutely defend its security and national interests,” according to Press TV. … continue
By Kyle Anzalone | The Libertarian Institute | July 26, 2026
President Trump at the Israel Museum. Jerusalem May 23, 2017 President Trump at the Israel Museum. Jerusalem May 23, 2017
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he expects the war against Iran to continue until there is regime change in Iran or it is weakened to the point that Tehran must bend to US and Israeli demands.
On Sunday, Netanyahu was asked by Maria Bartiromo when the conflict in the Middle East will end. “I think when this regime is either toppled or it’s sufficiently weakened that it knows it has to end its nuclear program and has to change its course.”
After the start of the war, Netanyahu and President Donald Trump listed regime change in Tehran along with other ambitious goals, including eliminating Iran’s nuclear and missile programs. … Full article
Press TV – July 26, 2026
A senior Russian foreign ministry official has called for a permanent end to the US war of aggression against Iran, saying that Washington’s plans to expand attacks must be cancelled for good.
Mikhail Ulyanov, who serves as Russia’s Permanent Representative to International Organizations in Vienna, said on Sunday that the United States has to accept that it has failed to reach its objectives by launching a military aggression against Iran.
“To suspend plans to expand strikes on Iran is not enough. Those plans must be cancelled. It is high time to recognise that this conflict has no military solution,” Ulyanov said in a post on his X account.
The comments came after reports emerged that the US has run short of military stockpiles, causing it to suspend plans for a large-scale aggression against Iran.
The reports published in the US media have pointed to pressure on stockpiles of Patriot interceptors and other defensive weapons that the US needs to fend off extensive Iranian missile and drone attacks on its military bases in the West Asia region.
That comes as US President Donald Trump has continuously threatened Iran with an escalation in attacks. … continue
By Kenneth Richard | No Tricks Zone | July 23, 2026
Greenland is halfway through its current (2025-2026) melt season. So far it’s not looking good for the alarmist narrative.
For perspective, there is more ice and snow on Greenland today than for nearly any other period in the last 10,000 years. … Full article
By Anthony Watts | ClimateRealism | July 24, 2026
The Wisconsin Examiner in “Wildfire smoke blankets Wisconsin; advocates stress need to confront climate change” and the Investigative Post in “Why smoke is getting in your eyes,” both claim the current wildfires in Canada and the smoke they are sending to the United States are due to climate change. These claims are false, and the articles misleading. While smoke from wildfires is real and the potential health impacts merit attention, there is no evidence that this particular wildfire season is due to climate change or that climate change is making wildfires worse. Instead, the articles ignore both the historical record and the broad scientific evidence, relying instead on advocacy-group talking points to make a connection between wildfires, drifting smoke, and climate change.
The Wisconsin Examiner’s article is especially revealing. After describing the smoke and its health impacts, it quickly pivots to quotes from environmental advocacy organizations such as Clean Wisconsin and Midwest Environmental Advocates, both of which insist that climate change is making wildfires more frequent or severe.
“Increasingly smoky skies underscore the importance of a rapid transition to clean energy rather than building more polluting fossil fuel infrastructure that further contributes to climate change,” Dr. Paul Matthewson, science program director for Clean Wisconsin, said in a statement.
“The wildfire smoke blanketing Wisconsin is a reminder that climate change is not a distant threat,” said Peg Shaeffer, spokesperson for Midwest Environmental Advocates.
These claims are presented as though they describe established fact, grounded in real-world data. They don’t. Indeed, its is misdirection since wildfires and the smoke they produce have nothing whatsoever to due with emissions from power plants or automobiles.
The smoke blanketing parts of the Midwest originated from lightning-caused fires in northern Minnesota and Canada. Smoke travels wherever the wind takes it. That is a feature of prevailing meteorological conditions, not evidence that greenhouse gases caused the fires in the first place. The media has increasingly adopted a simple formula: wildfire equals climate change.
Unfortunately, for their claims, nature is far more complicated. … continue
By Francis Menton | Manhattan Contrarian | July 23, 2026
In my own professional life, I was not a scientist, and therefore I never much paid attention to the kinds of rewards and honors that practicing scientists pass out to each other. But at some point I became aware that there was something called the National Academy of Sciences, and that among scientists it was considered a big deal to get selected to become a member. This membership is one of those things that you cannot apply for; rather, one day you get “tapped” by some committee of super-elite gurus who invite you to come learn the secret handshake. Here’s what Wikipedia has to say about membership:
Membership of the National Academy of Sciences is an award granted to scientists that the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) of the United States judges to have made “distinguished and continuing achievements in original research”. Membership is a mark of excellence in science and one of the highest honors that a scientist can receive.
(At some point in the 2010s, the NAS got somehow consolidated with comparable “academies” of engineering and medicine, to become a combined organization going by the name of the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine, or NASEM. This post only concerns the Science part of the combined entity, although I have no reason to think that the other parts are any better.)
There are only around 2000+ members of the NAS, out of a universe of some 2 million + people who do some kind of scientifically-related research. So only about one in a thousand gets in. Needless to say, these people must be really, really smart.
Well, as far as I can tell, they are all morons. Also, corrupt morons. … continue
An Essay on the First Leading Cause of Death
Lies are Unbekoming | July 24, 2026
… The doctor is not the third leading cause of death. The doctor is the first. … Read full article
Press TV – July 26, 2026
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Nikolay Azarov says the recent changes in Ukraine’s military command and the campaign to reinstate former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fyodorov were orchestrated by US and British intelligence services rather than driven by domestic protests.
Azarov made the remarks on Sunday, saying Western intelligence agencies, acting under the broader political direction of Washington and London, were behind the replacement of Commander-in-Chief Alexander Syrsky and efforts to restore Fyodorov as defense minister.
“One should not think that it was the ‘Cardboard Maidan’ that pushed Zelensky to do something,” Azarov told TASS.
He said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s decisions were inspired primarily by his foreign “curators,” adding that British and American intelligence services “work in a very coordinated manner.”
According to Azarov, strategic decisions concerning Ukraine are shaped in Washington, and intelligence agencies carry out their implementation.
Both the US and Britain continue to play the leading role in directing political and military developments in Ukraine, he argued. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | July 26, 2026
The United Kingdom continues to deny Venezuela access to approximately 31 tonnes of its own gold, worth around $4 billion, even as the South American nation struggles to recover from twin earthquakes that killed more than 5,000 people and caused tens of billions of dollars in damage.
According to an explainer published by CNN, the gold remains inaccessible because the British government continues to refuse to recognize the Venezuelan authorities requesting its release.
The bullion remains locked inside the Bank of England’s heavily guarded underground vaults, years after British authorities prevented Caracas from retrieving the reserves amid a politically driven dispute over which Venezuelan administration London was prepared to recognize.
The humanitarian catastrophe has failed to move British authorities toward releasing the Venezuelan property.
London places recognition policy above immediate survival, recovery needs
Instead, billions of dollars that could finance homes, hospitals, infrastructure, emergency assistance, and employment remain immobilized in London, while thousands of Venezuelans mourn their relatives or remain displaced by the June 24 disaster. … Full article
By Ramzy Baroud | MEMO | July 25, 2026
During a military raid on the small town of Tell, southwest of Nablus, a moment of direct defiance shattered the illusion of total Palestinian submission.
Faced with relentless military incursions, land confiscation, and settler harassment and violence, local villagers and farmers refused to retreat.
In the confrontation that followed, a single Palestinian disarmed an Israeli soldier and opened fire on the invading forces near the illegal Havat Gilad settlement outpost, killing two soldiers and wounding three others.
What followed was the predictable, unyielding fury of the occupation: Israeli forces and state-backed armed settlers immediately launched a series of raids across Tell and neighboring communities, killing four Palestinians, setting fire to homes, and converting residential buildings into field interrogation centers.
In a swift collective punishment campaign, Israeli occupation troops detained over 70 Palestinians—including more than 40 in Tell alone—while expanding military incursions into Jenin, Tubas, Tulkarm, Ramallah, Hebron (Al-Khalil), Bethlehem, and Jericho.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Israel Katz promptly ordered a “wide-scale military operation,” while UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese unequivocally condemned the combined army-settler assaults as “pogroms against defenseless civilians,” reiterating calls for an immediate arms embargo and trade sanctions against Israel.
Yet to understand the spark in Tell, one must understand the explosive pressure cooker that the occupied West Bank has become. … continue
Palestinian Information Center – July 26, 2026
Extremist Jewish settlers escalated their terrorist attacks in the occupied West Bank early Sunday, burning two mosques, torching vehicles, assaulting residents, and even blocking an ambulance.
According to media sources, a horde of settlers stormed the town of Qusra, south of Nablus, and set fire to the al‑Rahma Mosque after scrawling racist Hebrew graffiti on its walls, burning large parts of the building.
In southern Tulkarem, settlers set fire to the mosque of Kur, south of Tulkarem, and wrote racist slogans and threats on its walls.
The settlers also attacked the Ein Samia quarry south of al-Mughayir village, east of Ramallah, where they set fire to several heavy-duty vehicles and assaulted workers and guards, injuring some of them.
Another group of settlers raided Beitillu village near Ramallah, torching a number of cars belonging to local residents.
In a separate incident, settlers attempted to set fire to a house in the town of Beit Furik in eastern Nablus after writing racist graffiti on walls. A local guard committee reportedly confronted them and forced them to leave.
Settlers also intercepted an ambulance transporting a patient near the illegal Karnei Shomron settlement east of Qalqilya, forcing it to turn back. Others pelted Palestinian vehicles with stones near the illegal Mitzpe Jericho settlement southwest of Jericho.
Al Mayadeen – July 26, 2026
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Media Office reported that the Israeli Prison Service’s suppression unit carried out a brutal crackdown against Palestinian female detainees at Damon Prison on Friday.
The Office said female detainees at Damon Prison were forced to lie face down for nearly an hour with their hands bound and eyes blindfolded during the raid, adding that “their screams and cries for help echoed throughout the prison wing after they were subjected to tear gas, physical assault, and beatings.”
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Media Office stated that prison authorities subsequently placed several female detainees in solitary confinement following the crackdown, amid insults and abusive language directed at them during the assault.
The Office also pointed to the spread of allergies and skin rashes among female detainees at Damon Prison due to extreme heat and poor detention conditions.
The 94 female detainees held at Damon Prison have, in recent months, been subjected to repeated crackdowns marked by physical and psychological abuse, as well as degrading treatment and rights violations, amid increasingly harsh detention conditions. … Full article
Palestinian Information Center – July 26, 2026
Two Palestinian citizens were martyred and others were injured in fresh Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, while another citizen succumbed to injuries sustained in an earlier strike.
According to media sources, two officers were assassinated and seven people were wounded when Israeli aircraft fired three missiles at a vehicle in the al-Birka area of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza.
The interior ministry in Gaza identified the two martyrs as Wael al-Laddawi, director of the internal security service in the central governorate, and his escort, Ramez Abu Zureiq.
For their part, medical sources announced that a citizen, identified as Suleiman Sahmoud, died of injuries sustained yesterday in an Israeli strike near Street 5 in Khan Yunis.
A little girl was also wounded by Israeli gunfire near the Jabalia Martyrs Healthcare Center in northern Gaza.
Meanwhile, widespread military activity, including demolitions, shooting incidents, artillery shelling, and airstrikes, was reported across Gaza today.
Al-Manar | July 26, 2026
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said that, contrary to what is being circulated by mass media, the occupation forces have not withdrawn from the original “yellow zone” in Lebanon by even a millimeter.
The “yellow zone” is a term used by the enemy authorities and refers to the area controlled by the Zionist occupation forces in South Lebanon.
Netanyahu added, “Regarding the two pilot zones: in one of them, we didn’t have a single soldier, so we didn’t withdraw from a place where we were never present.”
“In the second zone, north of the Litani River, we were not present in most of it at all, and in the remaining part, we temporarily controlled territory outside the original yellow line. Therefore, we are maintaining the original security zone and have not moved out from it.”
Al Mayadeen | July 26, 2026
Israeli attacks are obstructing the completion of Lebanese Army deployment in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese Army said Sunday.
“The Lebanese Army confirmed that the continued Israeli assaults are hindering the completion of the deployment of its units in southern Lebanon according to existing understandings,” the military said in a statement, adding that “these violations prevent the implementation of the agreed-upon commitments.”
The army further noted in its statement that the ongoing Israeli attacks are preventing residents from returning to their villages and towns and are impeding the establishment of stability in the southern regions. It reiterated its commitment to carrying out its duties in accordance with the applicable understandings.
Israeli forces sustain aggression on southern Lebanon
Israeli forces continued their attacks on towns in southern Lebanon. On Saturday, they burned and detonated a number of houses in the Saf al-Hawa area of Bint Jbeil and on the road leading to the town of Ainatha, as part of a policy of destruction targeting villages and towns along the front-line edge.
In the Tyre district, Al Mayadeen’s correspondent reported that Israeli forces carried out a new detonation in the town of Majdal Zoun, coinciding with patrol operations using automatic weapons near a Lebanese Army position between the towns of Majdal Zoun and Mansouri. … Full article
Press TV – July 26, 2026
Israeli occupation forces have carried out military offensives in the countryside of Syria’s southwestern province of Quneitra near the occupied strategic Golan Heights, launching artillery shells at agricultural lands in the region.
The local al-Ikhbariyah Syria television news channel reported that the forces hit areas close to the village of Tarnajah on Sunday, but did not provide any details about possible casualties and the extent of damage caused.
According to the broadcaster, Israeli troops also moved forward before sunrise towards the villages of Maariya and al-Ardah located in the Yarmouk Basin region of western Dara’a.
The report said the military force, made up of three vehicles and a bulldozer, moved into the area, opened a road, and set up a checkpoint within the village of al-Ardah.
The developments come as visiting UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is anticipated to visit the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) in the occupied Golan Heights to help oversee adherence to the ceasefire agreement between Syria’s HTS regime and Israel. … Full article
Al-Manar | July 26, 2026
The Syrian interim President Ahmad Al-Sharaa dismissed any military intervention in Lebanon, highlighting contacts with the Lebanese government to discuss solutions that will help bring Lebanon to safety.
In a televised interview, Al-Sharaa said, “The Lebanese solution may not be military; anarchy in Lebanon will affect Syria.”
We are afraid of the expansion of the war zone in the region and seek a security agreement with ‘Israel’, he said.
The security agreement with ‘Israel’ will not include concession of right to occupied Golan Heights, Al-Sharaa added.
Syria’s relations with Iraq are witnessing a steady progress, Al-Sharaa said.
Press TV – July 26, 2026
India’s continued reluctance to openly challenge Washington despite the recent US attacks on Iran, including the strategic coastal city of Chabahar, has exposed the contradictions at the heart of New Delhi’s foreign policy, says an Indian journalist and foreign policy analyst.
Speaking to the Press TV website, Sanjay Kapoor, founder and editor of Hardnews magazine and president of the Editors Guild of India, said India’s approach towards Chabahar has never been independent of US policy on Iran, noting that New Delhi has consistently calibrated its engagement with the strategic Iranian port around Washington’s broader regional strategy.
“India decided to take up the Chabahar project only after then US President Barack Obama had signed the JCPOA and there was a global attempt to normalise ties with Iran,” Kapoor said.
He noted that India, like many other countries, had also severed its energy relationship with Iran after Washington instructed New Delhi to stop purchasing Iranian oil, underscoring India’s willingness to accommodate American concerns over the Islamic Republic.
“India also cut energy ties with Iran after the US told New Delhi to stop buying Persian oil. In other words, India has been mindful of US concerns on Iran,” he stated.
Kapoor said the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led government in New Delhi has simultaneously cultivated close strategic relations with Israel, a policy that has further aligned India’s foreign policy with that of Washington. … continue
Al Mayadeen | July 26, 2026
The Yemeni armed forces announced on Sunday that their air defenses shot down a Turkish-made “Bayraktar Akinci” armed reconnaissance drone, which they said belongs to “the Saudi enemy,” while it was conducting “hostile operations” in the airspace of Al-Jawf province.
Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces (YAF), stated that the drone was downed using appropriate weaponry, affirming that the YAF “will confront any attempt to breach the country’s sovereignty.”
Saree added that the forces possess “the capabilities and means” enabling them to face any threats, stressing their continued defense of Yemeni airspace and sovereignty. … Full article
Press TV – July 25, 2026
A report by the Wall Street Journal has shown how Iran has used an inexpensive but accurate and powerful missile to destroy US bases in the West Asia region in recent days.
The WSJ report, published earlier this week, said that Kheibar Shekan had emerged as a central element of a resilient Iranian strategy that poses a persistent and cost-effective threat to US forces and allies in the region.
The report described the Kheibar Shekan as the workhorse of Iran’s arsenal, capable of carrying a maneuverable warhead designed to evade air defenses.
The solid-fuel, medium-range ballistic missile has a satellite-guidance system and a range of at least 900 miles (approximately 1,450 km), it said, adding that the missile’s solid-fuel design allows for rapid deployment and launch from mobile launchers. […]
The WSJ report said … that Iran has been analyzing past attacks and adapting its tactics, including using a combination of high-speed drones and simpler missiles to saturate and overwhelm air defenses.
It said the production cost of each Kheibar Shekan missile is significantly lower than that of American and Israeli interceptors, which can cost between $2 million and $15 million per interceptor depending on the system.
This cost asymmetry makes Iran’s strategy economically sustainable for Tehran while being very expensive for its adversaries, the report said. – Full article
Al Mayadeen| July 25, 2026
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) spokesperson Hussein Mohebbi outlined US military losses during fifteen days of retaliatory Iranian strikes on US bases across the region, in response to US aggression on the country launched from these bases. … continue
Press TV – July 25, 2026
Iran’s decisive retaliatory strikes in the face of the United States’ violations have forced Washington to halt and revisit its regional strategy, Army spokesman says.
Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia made the remarks during a televised interview on Saturday, stating that coordinated operations by the Army and the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), including airstrikes, missile strikes, and drone operations against US positions in Kuwait, Qatar, and Erbil, Iraq, have brought Washington’s regional strategy to a halt and forced it to alter its strategic approach. … continue
RT | July 25, 2026
At least one sailor was killed and another injured in a Ukrainian strike on a cargo vessel in the Caspian Sea, the Iranian Foreign Ministry has said, denouncing the attack as an act of aggression and warning of potential retaliation.
The drone attack was publicized on Saturday by Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky, who bragged on X about achieving “very strong results with long‑range strikes in the Caspian Sea.” The strikes affected “vessels used in military cargo shipments involving Iran, as well as a warship,” Zelensky claimed on X.
Tehran responded to the incident later in the day, confirming its commercial vessel came under the “Ukrainian regime’s attack” in the landlocked waterway. The strike killed one sailor aboard the vessel and wounded another one, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement without providing any details on the extent of the damage sustained by the ship. … continue
RT | July 25, 2026
The German government has refused to clarify whether it received warnings ahead of the Nord Stream sabotage, Ostdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (OAZ) reported on Friday, citing a written response to an opposition lawmaker.
Anna Rathert, an MP from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, asked the chancellor’s office whether it received any information from foreign intelligence agencies before the twin pipelines, which were built to deliver Russian gas to Germany via the Baltic Sea, were bombed in September 2022. She also asked why the government had not taken any precautions.
In the document, which was obtained by the outlet, the government said the issue “touches on the national interest to a particularly high degree” and could jeopardize “the trusting cooperation” between Germany and its allies. The document added that the response should be treated as “neither confirming nor denying” the matter.
According to OAZ, the chancellery refused to provide the information through a special parliamentary procedure that allows classified data to be shared with MPs under strict security protocols. Rathert told the outlet that she considers the response a sign that Berlin is concealing information. … Full article
Israel has run a decade-long covert campaign against the ICC to block the prosecution of Israeli officials and military officers
The Cradle | July 25, 2026
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar played an active role in efforts to oust Karim Khan, the former head prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), i24 News reported on 25 July.
Guy Azriel, the diplomatic correspondent for the Israeli news outlet, cited a government official as saying, “Saar oversaw a dedicated task force and employed intensive diplomatic efforts aimed at securing Khan’s removal from office.”
The revelation comes after member States of the ICC dismissed Khan following disciplinary proceedings related to allegations of sexual misconduct.
The vote took place at an emergency session at UN Headquarters in New York on Friday. […]
This is not the first time Israel has targeted ICC prosecutors.
In May 2024, The Guardian reported that Mossad director Yossi Cohen had been personally involved in a secret plot to pressure Khan’s predecessor, chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda, to drop an investigation into Israeli war crimes in the occupied Palestinian West Bank and Gaza.
An Israeli source said that “the Mossad’s objective was to compromise the prosecutor or enlist her as someone who would cooperate with Israel’s demands.”
Cohen’s efforts included threatening her family. “You should help us and let us take care of you. You don’t want to be getting into things that could compromise your security or that of your family,” the Mossad chief reportedly told her. … Full article
Press TV – July 25, 2026
Israel is reportedly moving away from relying primarily on traditional US-based lobbying organizations such as the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and instead hiring foreign agents and public relations firms to expand its influence operations in the United States.
According to a new report by the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, authored by Nick Cleveland-Stout, a research associate in the institute’s Democratizing Foreign Policy program, Israel has spent more than $1 billion on global public diplomacy efforts since 2023.
The amount, the report said, includes more than $100 million on influence activities in the United States disclosed under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
The report added 17 new firms registered under FARA to represent Israeli interests in 2024 and 2025.
Among them is Clock Tower X, the consulting firm founded by former Donald Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale, which secured a $46.5 million contract—the largest disclosed agreement.
The report said Clock Tower X disclosed efforts to promote pro-Israel narratives in the training data used by large language models through a network of websites designed to influence AI chatbots, including ChatGPT.
The report also states that Israel spent millions of dollars on social media campaigns and influencer partnerships.
According to FARA filings reviewed by the Quincy Institute, influencer Yoav Davis, who manages the Instagram account @jews_of_ny, received $161,000, while public affairs firm Bridges Partners was paid $900,000 to compensate more than a dozen influencers, none of whom have registered as foreign agents. … Full article
The reconstruction of Gaza will cost at least seven times more than every previous attempt to rebuild the devastated coastal enclave combined and will not succeed without Palestinian leadership, the UK charity Oxfam warned on Thursday.
Oxfam, together with Palestinian NGOs have presented world leaders with a plan for Gaza’s recovery “that puts Palestinian ownership and accountability for Israel’s genocide at its core”, the charity said in a statement.
It estimated the total cost of rebuilding Gaza at a staggering $71.4 billion, pointing out that this was seven times combined the cost of rebuilding the devastated territory after previous Israeli wars, such as the ones in 2008-9, 2014, and 2021.
Richard Hawkes, the chief executive of Oxfam’s UK branch, said “The [UK] government must take the lead in ensuring Palestinians are the primary decision-makers in rebuilding the Gaza Strip and should no longer suffer the devastating consequences of the Israeli Government’s ongoing genocide and aid blockade in Gaza.” … continue
IMEMC | July 25, 2026
Israeli media revealed new details about a wide assassination program Israel is carrying out in the Gaza Strip, targeting Palestinians it claims were involved in the events of October 7, 2023.
According to these reports, Israel’s security establishment has compiled a list of individuals it intends to pursue, stating that “none of them will be beyond reach.”
The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that the Israeli Security Agency (Shin Bet) established a special operations room less than two weeks after October 7, 2023.
The unit, named “Nili”—an acronym drawn from a biblical phrase translated in Israeli discourse as “The Eternal One of Israel does not lie”—includes intelligence and operations personnel tasked with tracking and killing Palestinians Israel accuses of involvement in the attack on Israeli colonies around Gaza, or in the killing, capture, or holding of Israelis inside the Strip. … Full article
Press TV – July 25, 2026
An Israeli airstrike has killed Brigadier General Abdel-Nasser Al-Maqadma, the head of the police force in the northern Gaza Strip, according to Gaza’s Interior Ministry and local medics.
The Interior Ministry said Al-Maqadma, who also served as governor of northern Gaza, was killed in an airstrike targeting the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of Gaza City, on Saturday.
In separate strikes, medics reported that a Palestinian paramedic was killed in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, while a police officer who had been wounded in an Israeli strike last week later succumbed to his injuries.
Israel has targeted numerous members of the police force in recent months, including senior officials, alleging many were affiliated with Hamas’ military wing and posed security threats to Israeli forces in Gaza.
Hamas, however, says the strikes are aimed at undermining law enforcement, spreading instability, and violating the US-brokered ceasefire that came into effect in October.
Since the ceasefire that took effect on October 10, 2025, the Israeli occupation regime has killed 1,191 Palestinians and wounded 3,853 others in Gaza.
Despite the ceasefire, Israeli strikes have continued almost daily. During the same period, four Israeli soldiers have been killed in attacks by Palestinian resistance fighters inside Gaza. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | July 25, 2026
Eight Palestinians were injured, including six by live ammunition, after Israeli settlers attacked the village of Far’ata east of Qalqilya in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported.
The attack occurred amid a wider escalation of Israeli military raids and settler violence across the West Bank, according to local reports.
Israeli forces stormed several areas, including the Aqabat Jabr refugee camp near Areeha, Kober near Ramallah, and the towns of Yabad and Zababdeh in Jenin, as well as villages near Tulkarm and Nablus. … continue
By Tamer Ajrami | MEMO | July 25, 2026
In the occupied West Bank, the story often starts too late.
It starts when an Israeli settler is killed, injured, or frightened. It starts when Israeli officials speak, when the army enters Palestinian villages, and when headlines describe a “clash” or a “terror attack”. Suddenly, the settler becomes the victim, the Palestinian village becomes the threat, and the occupation disappears from the story.
But Nablus cannot be understood from the middle of the story. … continue
Strategic Culture Foundation | July 24, 2026
European Union leaders imposed yet another raft of sanctions on the Russian Federation this week. This is the 21st package of political and economic strictures that the 27-nation bloc has deployed against Russia over the past four years.
The EU sanctimoniously claims that the measures are a demonstration of rebuke for Russia’s alleged unprovoked aggression and invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
This pretense of European principle is farcical. … continue
The Cradle | July 25, 2026
Beijing prohibited 14 EU companies from obtaining Chinese dual-use goods on 24 July, targeting Europe’s defense industry shortly after the EU included 14 Chinese and Hong Kong firms in its 21st sanctions package against Russia.
Announcing the measures with immediate effect, the Chinese Commerce Ministry called the bloc’s conduct “egregious” and demanded the EU “immediately correct its wrongdoing, eliminate the egregious impact, and safeguard the overall interests of China–EU relations with concrete actions.”
The restrictions cover dual-use items, goods, software, and technology with both civilian and military applications, including rare earth elements used to build drones and chips. … continue
Sputnik – 25.07.2026
Striking civilian populations is the method used by terrorists, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told Sputnik on Saturday, commenting on Ukrainian attacks on tourist camps in the Zaporozhye Region.
“Striking civilians is the method used by terrorists,” Zakharova said.
Eight people, including two children, have been killed and 14 were wounded in an overnight Ukrainian attack on tourist camps in Zaporozhye Region, Governor Yevgeny Balitsky said.
Emergency services are working at the scene, and search and rescue operations are ongoing.
A criminal case on terrorism charges has been opened following Ukrainian drone strikes on holiday camps in the Zaporozhye Region, Russian Investigative Committee spokeswoman Svetlana Petrenko told Sputnik.
Sputnik – 25.07.2026
Asked about “blowing up civilian power plants and bridges” and whether that would be considered a war crime, US President Donald Trump refused to answer.
“I won’t respond to that question,” Trump said.
The exchange comes as the US continues its strikes on Iran, with attacks on civilian infrastructure, including bridges, residential areas and power-related facilities, causing civilian casualties.
Asked about his “exit strategy” on Iran, Trump said the US could either keep bombing, escalate further or negotiate.
“We can even make it a heavier dose, and it’s knocking out everything they have,” Trump said.
Once again, Trump claimed that talks with Iran are underway — a claim Tehran has not confirmed.
Al Mayadeen | July 25, 2026
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei has dismissed European Union claims of concern for human rights in Iran as “sheer hypocrisy,” criticizing remarks by EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas regarding what she described as “human rights concerns” in the country.
Baghaei questioned how the EU’s professed commitment to human rights could be reconciled with its provision of logistical and technical support for deadly attacks “deliberately targeting the Iranian people, including civilians and vital national infrastructure,” according to the statement.
The spokesman noted that the EU has refrained from condemning “the most obvious war crimes” and has not expressed any sympathy for Iranian children killed by US and Israeli bombs and missiles, “the execution of which has been made possible by European logistical and technical support.”
Baghaei concluded by saying that this stance “is not just a loss of credibility, but a trivialization of evil and the most obvious form of hypocrisy.” … continue
Press TV – July 24, 2026
Iran has formally lodged a complaint with the United Nations over a deliberate US attack on two Iranian maritime search-and-rescue vessels, saying the incident constituted “a grave and manifest violation of international humanitarian law” and amounts to a “war crime.”
Gholamhossein Darzi, Iran’s deputy permanent representative to the UN, issued the complaint in a letter dated Friday to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, the president of the UN Security Council, International Maritime Organization (IMO) Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez, and the president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
The diplomat said the United States attacked the vessels Naji (Rescuer)-15 and Naji-16 in the early hours of Thursday, while they were operating in Iran’s territorial waters in Hormozgan Province. According to the letter, the vessels were engaged exclusively in humanitarian search-and-rescue missions and sustained significant damage in the attack.
“The deliberate targeting of vessels exclusively assigned to maritime search-and-rescue operations constitutes a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law and the international law of the sea,” Darzi wrote, adding that the vessels’ “sole mission is to save the lives of persons in distress at sea.”
He further stated that the vessels “were not engaged in any military activity or direct participation in hostilities at the time of the attack,” adding that “their deliberate targeting, therefore, constitutes a serious and manifest violation of international humanitarian law and amounts to a war crime.”
Referring to Article 27 of the 1949 Second Geneva Convention, Darzi said vessels employed for maritime rescue operations are entitled to special protection under international law.
The official also described the incident as part of a broader pattern, stating that since “the commencement of the military aggression by the United States and the Israeli regime against the Islamic Republic of Iran on February 28, 2026,” Iranian search-and-rescue vessels and marine ambulances engaged in humanitarian missions “have repeatedly been targeted.” … Full article
Al Mayadeen | July 25, 2026
Iranian news agency Fars reported, citing satellite imagery, that the United States has evacuated two military bases in the UAE and Qatar.
According to the agency, US forces evacuated Al Dhafra Air Base in the UAE and Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.
Fars said satellite images from Sentinel-2, dated July 24, 2026, showed the evacuation of the US military base in the UAE. The agency said five US military aircraft had been stationed at Al Dhafra three days earlier, while the satellite images showed that they had since been evacuated. … continue
Al Mayadeen | July 25, 2026
The Yemeni Armed Forces carried out two top-tier operations in response to the “blatant and criminal Saudi aggression,” YAF spokesperson Brigadier General Yahya Saree announced in a statement on Saturday.
In detail, the first operation targeted sensitive facilities affiliated with Aramco in Jizan using dozens of ballistic missiles and drones, while the second targeted Aramco-affiliated facilities in Yanbu with ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as drones, as per the spokesperson.
Saree said both operations successfully achieved their objectives, delivering accurate and direct strikes on their intended targets.
Response to aggression
The Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson noted that the operations were in response to the aggression on the country, explaining that Saudi airstrikes targeted the city and port of Hodeidah and Kamaran Island overnight. Saree described the aggression as a violation of Yemen’s sovereignty, with material and incorporeal damage reported.
In the statement, he revealed that Yemeni air defenses engaged a formation of Saudi warplanes after they invaded Yemeni airspace, preventing them from carrying out “further crimes against this great nation.”
The Yemeni Brigadier General further stated that the latest aggression demonstrated Saudi Arabia’s determination to continue its blockade of Yemen and its violation of the country’s sovereignty. … continue
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