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Dismissing Trump threats

Iran’s Parliament speaker has downplayed US President Donald Trump’s repeated threats of military action against Tehran, branding his erratic rhetoric as "theater diplomacy on loop." Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf took to social media to mock the predictable cycle of Trump's aggressive remarks followed by sudden calls for negotiation. He stated that the cycle of using bullying, broken promises, and fake news as leverage is a completely failed strategy. Ghalibaf urged Washington to stop such political theatrics. Iran's top parliamentarian emphasized that Tehran demands concrete action, stressing that the US must acknowledge the facts and fulfill its commitments rather than posing empty, repetitive threats.

Iran aggression fallout

A new report by Western media has revealed that hundreds of US troops have suffered traumatic brain injuries in Iranian strikes since Washington launched its war of aggression against Iran. According to the Associated Press, nearly seven hundred U-S service members have suffered traumatic brain injuries from drone and missile attacks on American bases. The report added that while the Pentagon dismisses many injuries as minor concussions, experts have warned that blast waves created by missiles and drones can cause cellular damage, leading to persistent memory loss and migraines. American lawmakers are now demanding investigations into military medical screening, citing reports that wounded troops went weeks without specialized care. Meanwhile, veterans are sharing stories of delayed diagnoses, highlighting a military culture that often discourages reporting invisible wounds. Experts have stressed that the unpredictable trajectory of traumatic brain injuries remains a critical challenge for returning forces.

Yemen warns Saudi Arabia

Yemen has warned Saudi Arabia that continued pursuit of colonial policies will result in the collapse of the Riyadh regime and end its criminal history. In an official statement, Yemen’s Foreign Ministry emphasized that through its ongoing colonial activities and interventions, Saudi Arabia is heading toward the point of no return. It added that this could mark the final chapter of the regime’s criminal record against the Yemeni people and the region. The ministry noted that the Saudi regime is establishing camps on the Yemeni soil, and the country’s armed forces will not allow such hostile activities. It stressed that following the path of peace, lifting the siege on Yemen, and ending all manifestations of occupation is the safest option open to Saudi Arabia. The ministry reiterated that insisting on colonial policies would lead to nothing but a disaster for the Saudi regime. It said all international norms, laws, and conventions give Yemen the full right to respond to any hostile activities targeting its security and stability.

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