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Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf declared the Al Aqsa Storm Operation a crucial moment in altering the perception of Israeli invincibility. Speaking to Hamas leaders in Tehran, he noted that for over 75 years, Zionists have sought to project strength, but the October 7 operation has countered this narrative. Qalibaf criticized U.S. plans for Gaza resettlement, asserting Palestinian rights to self-determination. Hamas chairman Muhammad Ismail Darwish emphasized the operation’s demonstration of resilience, despite limited weaponry, and highlighted that the recent ceasefire reflects a defeat for Israel, despite its U.S. military support.
Hassan Tehrani Moqaddam was instrumental in developing Iran’s missile capabilities during the 1980s, shaping military technology and influencing future aerospace leaders. Born in 1959, he joined the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) shortly after its formation and played a crucial role in establishing the IRGC artillery corps. Under his leadership, Iran launched its first indigenous missile in 1985, leading to significant advancements in missile technology, including the Shahab and Zelzal series. Tehrani Moqaddam was martyred in 2011, leaving behind a legacy that continues to impact Iran’s military strength, particularly against adversaries like Israel.
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi emphasized the need for realism and logic in ongoing indirect negotiations with the U.S. regarding Iran’s nuclear ambitions. During a call with EU’s Kaja Kallas, he provided updates on the talks and expressed Tehran’s willingness to engage with major European powers to address concerns about nuclear weapon development. Araqchi highlighted the importance of constructive dialogue free from political animosity and stressed that a serious, realistic approach is essential for progress. He affirmed Iran’s commitment to a responsible diplomatic strategy, suggesting that feasible solutions to mitigate nuclear worries are achievable through rational discourse.
A tragic fire at a ski resort hotel in northwestern Turkiye has resulted in at least 66 fatalities and 51 injuries. The incident occurred at the Kartalkaya resort in Bolu province on Tuesday, causing chaos as holidaymakers tried to escape. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei expressed condolences on behalf of the Iranian government and its citizens, emphasizing solidarity between Iran and Turkiye during this difficult time. He conveyed heartfelt sympathies to the families of the victims, highlighting the importance of mutual support in times of tragedy.