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Iran’s intelligence minister, Esmaeil Khatib, has been killed in a strike ordered by Israel. This follows the deaths of national security chief Ali Larijani and the head of the IRGC’s Basij force. Amid escalating tensions, Iran responded with missile attacks on Israel. Further developments are anticipated.
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Israel has called for an end to European diplomacy in Iran this morning. The country urges a firmer approach alongside the US to instigate regime change in Tehran as tensions escalate.
The UAE warns of increased arrests for sharing war-related content online, according to Radha Stirling, a human rights campaigner. As Dubai faces instability from ongoing drone strikes, even private messages may lead to serious legal repercussions. Stay informed and cautious.
Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, vowed retaliation against India for a missile strike that killed at least 31 civilians, asserting that India “will now have to pay the price” for its actions.
India and Pakistan’s deadly strikes have left tensions high in the region as the leaders of both countries decide what their next move should be.
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