- 11 January, 2026
US relocates missile defense systems to Iraq to defend against Iran
Washington is deploying air defense and missile defense systems to Iraq to repel possible attacks by Iran. This was announced on Tuesday by the head
The Libyan National Army denying Haftar’s visit to Damascus.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Libyan National Armys’ office denied what was circulated about Field Marshal Khalifa Hifter’s visit to Syria, stressing that these reports are
Erdogan: Turkey does not intend to annex parts of Syrian territory.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on Greece to “open doors” for immigrants who crowd the borders of the two countries after Ankara opened their
A Lebanese exported tech drone parts from the U.S. to Iranian-backed Hezbollah militia
According to the ‘Associated Press’, a Lebanese citizen is accused of conspiring to export tech drone parts and technology from the U.S. to Iranian-backed Hezbollah
Headline How Saudi Arabia Is Acting Wise IN Handling A Health Crises
The whole world needs to unite their resources and good vibes to fight the demon of an illness, whose cure is yet to be found.
The cease-fire in Idlib, Erdogan lost.
The French newspaper Le Monde described the agreement signed between Moscow and Ankara on Idlib, Syria, as “weak”, stressing that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Turkey not gettig NATO’s military support in Syria, Reasons and explanations.
Ankara recently tried to knock on the gates of NATO, in light of the military escalation in Idlib governorate, northwestern Syria, but military experts exclude
Clashes in central Baghdad … hunting rifles appear again.
Clashes resumed in the Khilani Square, in the Iraqi capitals’ center, Baghdad, between security forces and a number of demonstrators, according to eyewitnesses. They said
Saudi Arabia suspends tourist visas due to coronavirus
On Thursday Saudi Arabia announced that it had temporarily suspended entry for visitors from coronavirus-hit countries with tourist visas, as well as pilgrims embarking on
The United Nations threatens Turkey to prosecute it for Syria war crimes.
UN investigators have warned that Ankara may face “criminal responsibility” for war crimes committed against Kurds in northern Syria in late 2019, including the execution