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Venezuela’s Maduro warns of ‘armed struggle’ if attacked by US
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has warned that his country will shift from politics to “armed struggle” if the United States launches an attack.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has warned that his country will shift from politics to “armed struggle” if the United States launches an attack.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 09:00 GMT, on September 6, 2025.

Israeli forces have shot dead a Palestinian man in the West Bank amid a sharp escalation of violence in the occupied territory.

US Navy SEALs killed several North Korean civilians during a failed 2019 mission to plant a listening device, an operation approved by then-President Donald Trump, a US news outlet reports.

Pro-Palestine activists lined the roads of La Vuelta in Asturias on Friday, rallying against Israel's participation in the prestigious cycling event and calling for an international sports ban.

CNN reports US President Donald Trump is considering strikes against Venezuela.

The Palestinian Embassy in Hungary held a vigil for the murdered children of Gaza at its premises in Budapest.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has called on Google to cancel an advertising deal worth a reported $45m, which is whitewashing the Israeli regime’s genocidal actions in Gaza.

Police fired tear gas and stun grenades to disperse anti-government protesters in the Serbian city of Novi Sad late Friday after thousands rallied to demand early elections.

Saudi Arabia urges the UN Security Council to intervene to halt Israel’s aggressive policies against the Palestinian people and their land.

Lebanon’s Grand Shia Mufti Sheikh Ahmad Qabalan says Hezbollah is the Arab nation’s historical shield, its guarantor force and a strong sovereign partner with the army.

Spain’s foreign minister has backed calls to exclude an Israeli cycling team from an ongoing race following pro-Palestinian protests.

The “Bastille for Gaza” pro-Palestinian group has launched action to raise attention to the ongoing Israeli genocide in Gaza.

India announces tax reforms to boost domestic demand in response to the new US tariffs.

Several Palestinian resistance groups voice outrage over the Israeli minister for military affairs’ threat of Tel Aviv’s opening the “gates of hell” on the Gaza Strip.

The Lebanese cabinet welcomes a plan put forth by the Lebanese army on restriction of weapons in the hands of the state.

The Italian police return 13 highly-valuable artifacts to the Iranian Embassy in Rome.

The US president signs an executive order aimed at changing the Pentagon’s name into the “Department of War.”