US-Israeli genocide in Gaza
Gaza has witnessed yet another deadly day as Israeli forces continue their relentless bombardment of the besieged territory. According to Gaza’s Health authorities, at least 19 Palestinians have been killed since the early hours of Monday, including 2 civilians who were waiting for humanitarian aid in Rafah in Southern Gaza. The strikes have been widespread, with Khan Yunis and Gaza City bearing the brunt of the latest attacks. Since the beginning of Israel’s genocide in October 2023, more than 57,400 Palestinians have been killed, and over 136,260 others injured. The death toll continues to rise amid recovery of more bodies from under the rubble and a deepening humanitarian crisis.
Yemen anti-Israel operations
The Yemeni armed forces say they have carried out yet another military operation against Israel in solidarity with the people of Gaza and in retaliation to regime’s aggression against their country. The Yemeni military says its latest targets included Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv.
Iran's crushing response
The General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces has vowed a more crushing response to Israel if the regime launches a new act of aggression against Iran. The general staff’s spokesman says Iran’s response to any such move by Israel will be serious and effective and bring remorse to the regime. Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi added that Iran also dealt heavy blows to Israel during last month’s 12-day war and forced the regime to halt its act of aggression. The war was set off by a wave of Israeli attacks on Iran on June 16. It martyred 935 people, and injured thousands of others. A number of Iranian scientists and military commanders were among the martyrs. Iran responded to the 12-day war by targeted missile and drone strikes that caused vast devastation including in Israel’s military infrastructure.
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