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Iran silent after fire near key revolutionary guard installation
Iran silent after fire near key revolutionary guard installation

Al Bawaba

time6 days ago

  • General
  • Al Bawaba

Iran silent after fire near key revolutionary guard installation

Published August 5th, 2025 - 07:41 GMT ALBAWABA - Local Iranian media say that a big fire broke out Tuesday night near a military base in Shiraz, southern Iran, that is thought to be connected to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Iran's "Breaking News Agency" reported that people saw fires and thick plumes of smoke coming from a place where rocket equipment from an IRGC Aerospace Force unit was thought to be kept. The event happened near a known rocket base, but the exact location that was hit is still unknown. Iran's government has not yet made a public comment about what started the fire, how bad the damage was, or whether any secret sites or missile stores were involved. The accident is the latest in a string of strange fires and accidents that have happened at important military and economic sites across Iran. People are wondering if there is mischief going on or if there are problems within the organization, but no one has been officially named. — Lala News & Stuff (@lala515711) August 5, 2025 People are more interested and worried because officials haven't given any quick answers. This is especially true since emotions are still high in the area. © 2000 - 2025 Al Bawaba (

Why did Iran achieve victory in 12-day war against Israeli Entity?
Why did Iran achieve victory in 12-day war against Israeli Entity?

Saba Yemen

time29-06-2025

  • Politics
  • Saba Yemen

Why did Iran achieve victory in 12-day war against Israeli Entity?

Why did Iran achieve victory in 12-day war against Israeli Entity? Facebook Facebook Whatsapp Whatsapp Telegram Telegram Email Email Print Print [Thu, 26 Jun 2025 23:47:58 +0300]Sana'a – Saba:Tehran achieved a resounding victory in its 12-day war against the Israeli entity, as the entity—backed by the U.S.—was the one to call for a ceasefire after Israel suffered a series of unprecedented strikes and defeats, unlike anything it had experienced in its Israeli enemy, with the support of the United States, failed to achieve any of its objectives, chief among them the destruction of Iran's nuclear program. Despite relentless aggression, none of the strikes managed to target the actual capabilities of this program. So, what options does this aggression have left against Iran after deploying its most powerful weapons and arsenal without achieving any of its goals?Moreover, this war revealed the greatness and significance of Iran's missile capabilities, while exposing the utter failure of the Zionist enemy in neutralizing or weakening them. On the contrary, Iran's Aerospace Force achieved remarkable success by testing multiple missile systems during the conflict, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy—including the destruction of several key military and strategic the enemy may have targeted some of Iran's military and scientific leaders, it failed to destabilize Iran's internal security. Instead, Iran uncovered hundreds of espionage networks, further strengthening its security apparatus across its territory. Meanwhile, the enemy lost its operational tools and tactics, which are now fully exposed to Iranian 12 days, it is clear that the Israeli entity emerged from the battle defeated and weakened—both internally, regionally, and internationally. In contrast, Iran emerged more cohesive domestically and internationally, a fact evident when comparing the political scenes in Iran and the occupying entity. The Iranian people united behind their leadership, while the opposite occurred in was an Iranian victory because the experience fortified Iran with greater strength, resilience, and the ability to confront and maneuver on regional and international fronts. It also heightened domestic public awareness as the true nature of the enemy was exposed to the skeptics and as we witness the fires, ruin, and devastation across the occupying entity, we are reminded of its ongoing crimes against our people in the Gaza Strip. For over 21 months, it has waged an open war against nearly two million Palestinians, committing daily atrocities—killing, starving, dehydrating, and destroying all means of life—while the world watches in silence. It has violated all human values and flouted international laws and humanitarian still, it has shamelessly exploited so-called aid distribution centers, run by an Israeli-American company, turning them into death traps where hungry civilians are massacred daily. As of Tuesday, 516 martyrs have been killed at the gates of these centers, with over 3,000 injured and 39 enemy in human history has surpassed the Israeli entity in sheer barbarity and crimes against humanity. Today, the Gaza Strip stands as a glaring testament to Israel's blatant violation of human civilization's most basic principles.

Iran Releases Photos Of Coffins Carrying Bodies Of Military Officials Ahead Of Mass Funeral
Iran Releases Photos Of Coffins Carrying Bodies Of Military Officials Ahead Of Mass Funeral

News18

time28-06-2025

  • Politics
  • News18

Iran Releases Photos Of Coffins Carrying Bodies Of Military Officials Ahead Of Mass Funeral

Last Updated: Ahead of the mass funeral, the Iranian state media have released the photos of the coffins carrying the dead bodies of military commanders and officials killed in the airstrikes. Iran-Israel Tensions: Two weeks after exchanging firings in a direct conflict with Israel, Iran will is scheduled to hold 'historic" funeral proceedings in Tehran for top military commanders and nuclear scientists killed during the 12-day war. Ahead of the mass funeral, the Iranian state media have released the photos of the coffins carrying the dead bodies of senior military commanders and officials killed in the airstrikes. The images purportedly show the coffins of Iran's top general Mohammad Bagheri; Iran Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) chief commander Hossein Salami; Aerospace Force commander Amir-Ali Hajizadeh; Khatam al-Anbiya commander Gholam-Ali Rashid and his successor Ali Shadmani; IRGC Quds Force Palestine Corps chief Saeed Izadi; and Saeed Borji, who was known as the figure behind Iran's nuclear detonation technology. Iranian state media have released the first photos of the coffins of senior military commanders and officials killed in Israeli airstrikes, just two hours ahead of their mass funeral in downtown images purportedly show the bodies of Iran's top general Mohammad… — Iran International English (@IranIntl_En) June 28, 2025 AFP reported. The commemorations will be followed by a funeral procession to Azadi Square, about 11 km away. He added that Saturday, June 28, would be 'a historic day for Islamic Iran and the revolution." General Mohammad Bagheri, a major general in IRGC and the second-in-command of the armed forces after Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was among those killed in Israel strikes under Operation Lion. He would be laid to rest alongside his wife and daughter, a journalist for a local media outlet, the news agency said. Nuclear scientist Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi, who was also killed in the attacks, will be buried with his wife. Other high-ranking military officials will be buried in state-organised ceremonies in their home towns including Qom, Hamedan and Mashhad. Israel targeted and killed more than 20 high-ranking military officials during the 12-day war, some of them in their homes. It is expected that President Massoud Peseshkian will attend the funeral procession, but not the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Over 600 Killed In Iran Since June 13 The conflict between Iran and Israel broke out on June 13 when Israel launched strikes that it said were aimed at halting Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. Over 30 top commanders of IRGC, including its commander-in-chief Hossein Salami and the head of its aerospace forces, Amirali Hajizadeh, were killed in the strikes. The Iranian health ministry has said that over 627 people have been killed and around 4,900 have been injured in the Israeli attacks. Meanwhile, 28 people have been killed in the Iranian strikes in Israel. First Published: June 28, 2025, 08:38 IST

Why Iran named its cruise missile that hit Tel Aviv Khaybar-Breaker
Why Iran named its cruise missile that hit Tel Aviv Khaybar-Breaker

India Today

time23-06-2025

  • Politics
  • India Today

Why Iran named its cruise missile that hit Tel Aviv Khaybar-Breaker

Amid the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, following the US' strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, Tehran launched its 20th wave of missile and drone offensives against Israel under Operation True Promise 3. The latest attack saw the use of multi-warhead missile Kheibar Shekan, piercing Israel's famed air defence system, the Iron solid-fuel, medium-range ballistic missile, operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force, has an intriguing etymology, laden with historical significance for Iran and Shekan translates to "Kheibar Breaker" in Arabic. It refers to the 7th-century Battle of Khaybar between Muslims and Jews in Arabia, according to The Jerusalem Post. Though the place is spelt as Khaybar, the name of Iran's missile is the missile was first manufactured in 2022, Iran's media did not directly link it to the "anti-Jewish battle", reported The Jerusalem references to the Khaybar massacre of Jews have reportedly been used in the region as a battle cry against Israel and the Jewish IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF KHAYBAR IN ISLAM?Professor Ali Nadeem Rezavi of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) said, "The Battle of Khaybar was fought in 629 AH, between the army of the Prophet and the Jews of Khaybar."According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, the Battle of Khaybar occurred during a period of complex interactions between early Muslims and Jewish tribes in the Arabian Prophet Muhammad's migration to Medina in 622 CE, he sought to establish alliances with local Jewish tribes. However, tensions arose due to political rivalries, broken agreements, and alliances formed by some Jewish tribes with the Quraysh tribe of Mecca against the Muslims."From the Prophet's side, Imam Ali was sent to conquer the fort. In the battle, not only was a famous Jewish commander, Marhab, killed by the sword (named Zulfiqar) of Ali, but the fort was also captured. Ali is said to have lifted both doors of the fortress from their hinges, climbed into the moat, and held them up to create a bridge, allowing the attackers to gain access to the redoubt," Rezavi, from AMU's history department, told India Today the Islamic victory, "The Jews", said Rezavi, "were made to pay tribute to the victors and were allowed to emigrate from there. Jewish tribes like Banu Ghatafan and Banu Quraiza were all humiliated. Despite forces consisting of 10,000–20,000 Jews versus 1,400 Muslims, deaths were remarkably low, with 93 Jews and 18 Muslims killed, and 50 injured between both parties.""The battle is considered the greatest victory of Islam over Jewish people," he OF KHAYBAR IN ANTI-JEWISH PROTESTSadvertisementThe chant "Khaybar, Khaybar ya yahud" is often used in anti-Israel and anti-Jewish protests in the Middle East, according to The Jerusalem chant is considered American Jewish Committee (AJC) noted that chants of this nature were used in the anti-Semitic protests that swept Europe and the US in May 2022 against the backdrop of the conflict between Israel and Hamas."Anti-Semitic protesters in Brussels chanted 'Khaybar, Khaybar, ya yahud! Jaysh Muhammad sa-ya'ud,' or, "Remember Khaybar, Oh you Jews, Muhammad's army will come back to you'," the AJC report USED KHAYBAR BATTLE IMAGERY TO WARN ISRAELEven Ayatollah Ali Khamenei invoked the imagery of Imam Ali with his sword Zulfiqar, brandishing it in front of a Jewish fort in the Battle of Khaybar, in a post on X on the fifth day of the Iran-Israel the 20th wave of missiles included other missiles besides Kheibar Shekan, nine buildings were reportedly destroyed in the Ramat Gan district of Tel Aviv, and explosions were reported in Haifa too. Reports suggest this damage was mainly caused by Kheiber Shekan in ideological legacy, the missile, built for speed, stealth, and accuracy, is proving to be a key weapon for Iran against Israel.- End advertisement

IRGC Commander: Aerospace Force Operations Will Not Stop
IRGC Commander: Aerospace Force Operations Will Not Stop

Saba Yemen

time22-06-2025

  • Politics
  • Saba Yemen

IRGC Commander: Aerospace Force Operations Will Not Stop

Tehran - (Saba): The commander-in-chief of the IRGC, Major General Mohammad Pakpour, confirmed on Sunday that the IRGC's Aerospace Force operations will not stop. Tasnim News Agency quoted Major General Pakpour as saying in his address to commanders of the IRGC's "Hazrat al-Nabi al-Akram" headquarters: "We are going through a sensitive phase, and you see that the operations of your brothers in the IRGC's Aerospace Force are continuing and have not stopped, and they have robbed the Zionists of their peace and tranquility." He added: "The more time passes, the more people unite, and we are witnessing an exemplary popular cohesion, which is one of the special blessings and divine favors." Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)

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