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Zarif Bitterly Criticizes US Secretary of State for Objection to Take Delivery of Iranian Assets from South Korea

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif on Thursday bitterly criticized US Secretary of State Antony Blinken for his objection to take delivery of Iranian assets from South Korea said that repeating Trump’s failed policy is not diplomacy. Zarif wrote in his Twitter account that “US claims it favors diplomacy; not Trump’s failed ...

March 11, 2021

Lebanon

Lebanon Records 3518 New Coronavirus Infections with 50 Related Deaths

The Lebanese ministry of public health issued on Thursday its daily report in which it announced 3518 new coronavirus cases, 3492 of them for locals and 26 for the arrivals, raising total to 408909. The report added that 21886 PCR tests were conducted during the past 24 hours, adding that ...

March 11, 2021

Middle East

Islamic Jhad's Al-Quds Brigades spokesman

Palestinian Resistance Vows Response to Israeli Folly Which Led to Martyrdom of 3 Fishermen on Gaza Coast

Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad, on Thursday vowed a certain response to the “Israeli folly which led to the martyrdom of the three fishermen on Gaza coast. In a statement, Al-Quds Brigades stressed that Palestinian Resistance would not allow the Israeli enemy to change the rules ...

March 11, 2021

Middle East

Turkey, Russia, Qatar to Push for Political Resolution in Syria

Turkey, Russia and Qatar are making a joint attempt to promote a political solution to Syria’s 10-year war, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday. “Today we launched a new trilateral consultation process,” Cavusoglu said after talks in Doha with Russian and Qatari foreign ministers. “Our goal is to ...

March 11, 2021

World

US Sends Missile-Armed Warship into Taiwan Strait After Admiral Claims Beijing May Invade Island

The USS John Finn, an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer, sailed through the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday, the Navy’s 7th Fleet has reported. The 7th Fleet’s public affairs office described the deployment as a “routine transit” conducted “in accordance with international law,” and called it a demonstration of “the US ...

March 11, 2021

Middle East

Palestine’s Al-Nakhala: Negotiations Just Wasted Time, Resistance Path Leads to Better Future

The Secretary General of Palestine’s Islamic Jihad Movement, Ziad Nakhala, said on Thursday that the long years of negotiations failed despite the fact that the balance of power was better than that currently dominating amid the normalization deals between the some Arab states and the Zionist entity. Nakhala urged all ...

March 11, 2021

Middle East

Araqchi Reiterates Iran Will Never Renegotiate Nuclear Deal

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi once again made it clear that Tehran rejects any new talks on the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. In an interview with Al-Massirah TV channel on Wednesday, Araqchi stressed that Iran will never accept renegotiation of the accord, known officially as the Joint Comprehensive Plan ...

March 11, 2021

Middle East

Netanyahu Cancels UAE Visit

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cancelled a visit to the United Arab Emirates on Thursday, citing a disagreement with Jordan over crossing its airspace. A statement from the Israeli premier’s office said he “was expected to visit the United Arab Emirates today but, due to difficulties in coordinating his flight ...

March 11, 2021

World

Biden’s Secretary of State, National Security Adviser to Meet Chinese Counterparts for First Time

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan will meet their Chinese counterparts in Alaska next week for talks on a range of issues; it will mark the first high-level in-person meeting between the two countries under the Biden administration. “Blinken and … Sullivan will meet ...

March 11, 2021

Middle East

Turkey Not Ruling Out Buying Russia’s Fifth-Gen Jet: Minister

Turkey does not rule out the possibility of purchasing Russia’s Su-35 and Su-57 fighter jets, although it prioritizes the creation of its own, domestically-made fifth-gen fighter, Industry Minister Mustafa Varank has announced. “If Russia has an aircraft that meets our current needs, if there are no difficulties with introducing it ...

March 11, 2021