Europe pays war price
“It’s your turn to pay." Iran’s security chief lashes out at European governments for backing the US-Israel’s war on Iran, saying they are now feeling the economic fallout of their actions. In a social media post, General Mohsen Rezaei, pointed out that European leaders once applauded Israel’s actions but are now complaining about the billions of dollars the war has cost them. Rezaei alluded to the German chancellor’s words, saying “Israel is doing the dirty work for all of us,” in support of the aggression. NATO Secretary-General, Mark Rutte, also confirmed Europe’s active role in the war on Iran, saying that some 5,000 US aircraft took off from European airbases. Following Iran’s retaliation which raised the price of energy worldwide, however, European officials have taken a different position. On Friday, Merz said diplomatic efforts to end the fighting are a priority. In the past year alone, US-Israeli aggression has taken the lives of more than 4,500 Iranians, including more than 300 children.
Trump behind bars
An unusual billboard in Tehran is turning heads and sparking conversations. Featuring a live actor portraying US President Donald Trump behind prison bars, the installation combines political satire with a nightly audiovisual performance highlighting US war crimes against Iran.
Britons ueged to stockpile
Britain's government is urging households to stockpile three days of essential supplies as it warns of extreme weather, cyberattacks and wars. Sales of emergency equipment are soaring. But with millions unable to afford enough food, critics question whether the campaign promotes public resilience or a wartime mentality.
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