• Iran has successfully reverse-engineered F-14 fighters

    Iran has successfully reverse-engineered F-14 fighters

    TEHRAN - In a report on Tuesday, December 3, National Interest said Iran has successfully reverse-engineered parts of F-14 fighter jets.

  • The hidden agenda against Syria

    Garsha Vazirian

    The hidden agenda against Syria

    How the West uses terrorism and economic pressure to wreak havoc in the Arab country

    TEHRAN – Recent reports from Reuters have unveiled the covert strategies employed by the United States, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Saudi Arabia concerning Syria. Before the recent uptick in terrorist activities, these countries proposed lifting sanctions on Syria if President Bashar al-Assad distanced himself from Iran and the Axis of Resistance, according to Reuters. This offer, if true, is part of a broader strategy by these countries to undermine Syria and its allies.

  • Iran, Russia, and Turkey to meet on the Syria conflict in Qatar

    Iran, Russia, and Turkey to meet on the Syria conflict in Qatar

    TEHRAN – The foreign ministers of the three guarantors of the Astana peace process will meet in Doha, Qatar, soon to discuss the resurgence of terrorism in Syria, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced on Wednesday.

  • Israel violates ceasefire agreement and threatens Lebanon

    By Sondoss Al Asaad

    Israel violates ceasefire agreement and threatens Lebanon

    SOUTH LEBANON - For the seventh day, Israel continues its violations of the ceasefire agreement in several Lebanese regions. Lebanese caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati has revealed that his government has “intensified diplomatic contacts to emphasize the priority of stabilizing the situation for the return of the displaced to their regions and expanding the Lebanese army’s deployment in the south.”

  • The future of Syria: Implications for global and regional powers

    The future of Syria: Implications for global and regional powers

    TEHRAN - As Donald Trump will take power in the White House on January 20, the strategic regions of the world are now being trapped in a situation known as "tactical wars". These conflicts do not seek a definitive victory but rather aim to create a state of instability and uncertainty in key areas vital to U.S. global interests.