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Iran and Niger Strengthen Ties Rooted in Islamic Revolution Principles, Says Vice President
Iran is strengthening diplomatic and economic ties with Niger and other African nations, as emphasized by First Vice President Mohammad-Reza Aref during a meeting with Niger’s Oil Minister Sahabi Oumarou in Tehran. Aref highlighted Iran’s commitment to enhancing cooperation, particularly in agriculture, oil, and sustainable energy. The presence of Niger’s senior officials at the Third Iran-Africa Economic Cooperation Conference signifies progress in relations. Aref noted shared perspectives on regional issues like Palestine, and encouraged private sector collaboration. Oumarou expressed condolences for a recent incident at Shahid Rajaee Port and invited Aref to visit Niger, reinforcing diplomatic ties.
Iran Champions Peace and Stability Efforts in Sudan, Says Senior Security Official
In a recent meeting, Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary, Ali-Akbar Ahmadian, and Sudan’s Foreign Minister, Ali Yousuf Ahmed Al-Sharif, emphasized the urgent need for peace in Sudan and criticized foreign interventions, particularly blaming the Israeli regime for the ongoing turmoil. Ahmadian expressed distress over the suffering of the Sudanese people and reaffirmed Iran’s support for the Sudanese government. Both officials acknowledged that foreign influences have destabilized Sudan and agreed that the country’s support for Palestine has exacerbated its conflicts. They expressed a mutual commitment to restoring stability and preserving Sudanese sovereignty amidst external pressures.
Satellite Images Reveal Massive Crater from Devastating Iran Port Blast
Recent satellite imagery reveals the catastrophic aftermath of an explosion at Iran’s Rajaei port on April 26, which killed at least 70 people. The explosion created a large crater near the administrative building of the Sina Marine and Port Services Development Company, which has been completely destroyed, along with adjacent warehouses and other structures. Extensive damage is also reported at the nearby Onik yard and the Khazar Qeshm Company. The destruction raises serious concerns about safety protocols in port operations and could have significant implications for maritime activities in the region. Enhanced safety measures are urgently needed to prevent future tragedies.
On Its 100th Anniversary, Khamenei Declares Qom Seminary as the Future of Modern Islam
On Wednesday, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei marked the 100th anniversary of the Qom seminary’s reestablishment, urging it to become a key force in modern Islam. He emphasized the seminary’s role in upholding its religious mission while adapting to contemporary social challenges. Khamenei called for “Balagh Mubin” (clear communication) to effectively convey Islamic values and outlined an innovative, dynamic approach to address emerging issues. As the seminary approaches its second century, there is an expectation for it to integrate traditional teachings with modern societal needs, thus shaping a contemporary Islamic identity and guiding future scholars and leaders.
Russia Calls on Europe to Halt Snapback Threats Against Iran: A Push for Diplomatic Stability
Russia has condemned threats from Britain, France, and Germany about re-imposing sanctions on Iran, amidst rising tensions over the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA). Russian officials, including Mikhail Ulyanov, criticized the European trio for breaching their obligations under the JCPOA and urged them to pursue diplomatic solutions instead of punitive measures. The snapback mechanism allows sanctions to be reinstated if Iran violates the agreement, a point of contention following the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA in 2018. The EU remains committed to diplomacy but has criticized Iran for deviating from its commitments, emphasizing the need for cooperation to resolve urgent issues.