The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said it intercepted a missile fired from Yemen in the early hours on Tuesday, shortly after air raid sirens sounded in several areas of the country. The army confirmed its air defense systems acted to block the threat shortly after identifying the launch. “The details are under review,” the IDF …
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Iran, Britain, France and Germany have agreed to resume nuclear talks on Friday in Istanbul, Iran’s Press TV reported on Sunday. Iran will send deputy foreign ministers Kazem Gharibabadi and Majid Takht-Ravanchi to represent the country in Friday’s talks, Iran International English reported, citing Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei. Tehran’s agreement came after the European …
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Iran has replaced air defense systems damaged during last month’s conflict with Israel, according to remarks by Mahmoud Mousavi, deputy operations chief of Iran’s regular army, published Sunday by Defah Press. “Some of our air defenses were damaged… but our colleagues used domestic resources and pre-arranged systems to restore airspace security,” Mousavi said. The June …
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Standard Chartered believes the market significantly overestimates OPEC’s spare oil production capacity, suggesting a potential $15/barrel upside for oil prices. Both Standard Chartered and Goldman Sachs have a bullish outlook on oil prices for different timeframes, citing factors like supply disruptions and low spare capacity. The article also predicts a strong rally in natural …
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Drone Strikes Cripple Oil Production Infrastructure In Iraq’s Kurdistan Several oilfields operated by foreign companies in Iraq’s semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan have halted production in the past few hours following attacks with explosive-laden drones on infrastructure at the fields. On Tuesday, a drone attack forced the suspension of production at the Sarsang oilfield, operated by a …
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Officials from the United States and Israel are supposedly considering possible additional attacks on less-damaged Iranian nuclear infrastructure if Tehran doesn’t resume negotiations with the US soon, or starts reconstruction of nuclear facilities, NBC News reported on Thursday. According to the media outlet which cited sources with knowledge of the matter, the latest assessment from …
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Violence erupted in the predominantly Druze city of Suweida on Sunday, two days after a Druze merchant was reportedly abducted while travelling by road to Damascus. On Tuesday, after two days of the deadly clashes, Israel said it had bombed Syrian government forces around Suweida. Syrian forces have been accused of also attacking the Druze. …
Putin will fight on until West engages with his terms, sources say Putin’s appetite for territory may increase as Russia advances, sources say Trump on Monday promised arms to Ukraine, threatened sanctions on Russia Sources close to Kremlin say economic pressure will not force Putin to change course MOSCOW, July 15 (Reuters) – President Vladimir …
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United States President Donald Trump could allow Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles for strikes deep into Russia’s territory, the Washington Post reported, citing people familiar with his plans. According to the source, Trump’s newly announced military assistance to Kiev will be worth $10 billion and may include authorization to use the 18 ATACMS missiles already …
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