The Israeli regime’s army special forces assassinated three members of the Palestinian resistance movement in southern Jenin on Sunday August 6th.
The Israeli regime’s army fighter jets fired several missiles at targets on the outskirts of the Syrian capital Damascus, which left four Syrian soldiers killed and four others wounded.
Tajikistan has increased the number of border posts in this country to 100 with the aim of combating security threats on its southern border with Afghanistan.
Early on August 6, four service members of the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) were killed in an attack by the al-Qaeda-affiliated Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP) in the northern Lattakia countryside, according to Sputnik.
Abdullatif Al-Sayed, the commander of Hizam al-Amni forces in Abyan province, sent some of his representatives to the tribes allied with al-Qaeda in Wadi Omran and proposed to them the establishment of peace and the integration of the militants of these tribes into the STC organization.
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy had received a new batch of Ghadir and Nasir anti-ship cruise missiles on August 6.
A spokesperson for the ISIS terrorist group released an audio message, accusing Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) of killing the ISIS ringleader, while Turkiye had taken responsibility for the killing of the ISIS ringleader three months ago.
Following an armed raid by a Palestinian youth on a group of Israeli security forces in Tel Aviv, at least one Israeli trooper was killed and two others were injured.
More than ten days have passed since a military coup against the pro-Western government of Mohamed Bazoum President of Niger, and the political pressures and negotiations by African countries to neutralize the coup and restore political stability to the country have remained ineffective. Many analysts and media outlets consider Niger as a new scene of competition between Russia and France in West Africa; so, they believe that the French, like their previous competition in Burkina Faso and Mali, will be the losers of this story.
The enhancement of the positions of the Ansar Allah movement’s opponents on the southwestern coast of Yemen indicates the US-led coalition’s planning for a naval war in the future. This plan is being implemented with the attempts made by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the southwestern region of the war-stricken country.
Abu Mahdi missile is an Iranian long-range surface-to-surface and anti-ship cruise missile that was developed by the Aerospace Industries Organization (AIO) of Iran’s Ministry of Defence. This missile is the first Iranian land-attack cruise missile (LACM) capable of executing both anti-ship and land-strike missions. This missile was unveiled in 20 August 2022 and reached mass production in 2023.
In accordance with recent statements of the defense minister of the National Salvation Government of Yemen, the navy of the Arab country’s army has successfully conducted tests on a number of modern and advanced missiles and military boats and it will unveil the weapons in the near future.
