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Britain has issued 108 arms export licenses to Israel since October 7
A total of 345 licenses to sell arms to Israel were still active as of the end of May, according to government figures.

A total of 345 licenses to sell arms to Israel were still active as of the end of May, according to government figures.

Bashir Biazar has been vocal in his support for the Palestinian cause and in highlighting Israeli crimes in Gaza through social media.

Yemeni military has dismantled a US-Israeli spy network operating in the Arab country, delivering another blow to attempts at undermining the country’s institutions.

Steve Gill, a former White House trade advisor and political analyst, says Iran’s former president Ebrahim Raeisi played a key role in the expansion of BRICS.

Amid Israeli genocide in Gaza, Palestinian and regional resistance groups continued their operations against the regime and its Western backers on Monday, June 10.

Iran’s election headquarters says Iranians living abroad can cast their ballots in the country’s upcoming presidential election in more than 200 polling stations.

Iran’s presidential candidate Qalibaf underlines the need for “transformation” in all sectors by means of “cybernetic management.”

The deputy secretary general of Hezbollah says the Lebanese resistance movement has great surprises for Israel in case he occupying regime launches a new war on Lebanon.

Hezbollah's current strategy marks a "significant shift" as it has transitioned to taking offensive action against Israel and imposing unprecedented costs on it, says a Lebanese analyst.
New sanctions imposed by the US and its allies on Iran last month are psychological grandstanding, analysts say, since it is practically impossible to impose further restrictions on the country.
US police clash with a large group of pro-Palestinian protesters who marched across the UCLA campus.

Around 360 million EU citizens cast their votes in 27 EU countries to elect 720 members of the European Parliament.

At least five people are killed as Israeli strikes targeted a convoy of tankers in northeastern Lebanon.

The slain leader of Daesh was subjected to "sexual torture" while he was in US custody back in 2004, as claimed by his widow.

The Washington Post reports that Grayzone journalist Wyatt Reed took funds from Iran, and the report is entirely based on testimonies of anti-Iran elements.

Iran calls on the UN to mount pressure on Israel to make it abide by the rulings issued by the ICJ.

Israeli forces kill at least four Palestinians during a raid in the northern part of the occupied West Bank.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on June 11, 2024.