According to a report by the Cairo-based Middle East News Agency, citing an informed source, the security agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia has reached its final stages, and the two parties have reached an agreement on the Palestinian issue and the normalization of Saudi Arabia’s relations with the Israeli regime.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) newspaper Al-Arab reported on an impending agreement between Saudi Arabia and the Ansar Allah movement of Yemen.

Khalid bin Bandar Al Saud, Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the United Kingdom, has emphasized that after the end of the war on the Gaza Strip, Saudi Arabia’s relations with the Israeli regime will be normalized and this agreement should lead to the formation of a Palestinian state.

The meeting of heads of Islamic and Arab countries regarding the latest developments in Palestine was held in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, on November 11.

The ISWNEWS’ monitoring the status of helicopter flights in the region’s airspace shows that at least six US fuel tanker planes took off simultaneously over various parts of Saudi Arabia recently. Despite this volume of flights, it seems that these flights are related to attacks by Yemeni forces on the Israeli regime, and there are […]

Saudi-led coalition forces have launched heavy artillery attacks on the areas of Qama’il, Al-Ma’ali, and Wadi al-Hanash in Baqem District, and the border areas of Shada’a District over the past 24 hours.

According to Arab media reports, citing the General Command of the Bahrain Defense Force, the number of Bahraini military casualties in the Ansar Allah drone attack on Jizan province has increased to three dead and several wounded.

The Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense announced the execution of two members of its military forces on charge of treason and committing some major military crimes.

A negotiating team of the Yemeni National Salvation Government and a group of Omani representatives departed for Saudi Arabia’s capital city Riyadh in a bid to continue peace talks with Saudi Arabia

Artillery and drone attacks by the Saudi-led coalition, as well as mine and bomb explosions in war zones, are among the main reasons for the continued loss of life of civilians in Yemen.

A drone strike by the Saudi-led coalition on Yemeni civilians’ houses in the Al-Akhdua’ area located in Muqbanah district in Taiz Governorate has left three people killed, including two child martyrs, and 14 people injured, including eight women, four children, and two men.

Iran’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Hossein Amirabdollahia met with his Saudi Arabian counterpart Faisal bin Farhan in Riyadh on Friday, August 18th.