Qasem Soleimani
Albania Expels Two More Iranian Diplomats
Acting Foreign Minister of Albania Gent Cakaj, December 13, 2019. Photo: LSA
Cakaj said both has been declared "persona non grata for conducting activities not related to their status and to the principles of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations". They had been requested to leave Albania immediately, Cakaj added.
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Iran Denies General Planned Terror Attacks in Bosnia
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New Attack on a Military Base with US Troops in Iraq
A military base in Iraq with US troops was attacked once again. There were no casualties, world agencies reported, citing a communique by Iraqi armed forces.
Today, Katyusha rockets targeted the Taji military camp, located north of Baghdad.
The incidents come amid heightened tensions between the US and Iran .
Iraqi Shia groups unite for expulsion of US forces
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Iraq Warns of "Collapse" if Trump Blocks Iraq's Access to NY Fed
Iraq fears an economic "collapse" if Washington imposes the promised sanctions, including blocking access to US-based accounts, in which Baghdad holds oil revenues that supply 90 percent of the national budget, according to BGNES.
Turkey at a wait-and-see stance on US-Iran row, says academic
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MHP leader says Ankara should pursue pro-active diplomacy amid escalation in region
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The US Senate to Provide $ 3.3 Billion in Annual Aid to Israel
Republicans and Democrats in the US Senate approved a bill to provide $ 3.3 billion in annual aid to Israel, Reuters reported.
In fact, with this piece of legislation passed by Republican Marco Rubio and Democrat Chris Coons, the Memorandum of Understanding signed four years ago between Israel and the Barack Obama administration is gaining the force of law.
Greek opposition leader condemns US killing of Soleimani
Greece's main opposition leader Alexis Tsipras on Friday condemned the killing by the United States of prominent Iranian general Qasem Soleimani during a meeting with Iranian Ambassador to Greece Ahmad Naderi.