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In a recent speech at Razavi University, Iranian diplomat Esmaeil Baghaei criticized Wendy Sherman’s claims about the snapback mechanism of the JCPOA, asserting that Iran never received warnings about it. He highlighted the ongoing tensions over Iran’s nuclear program, particularly after the E3 and the US reinstated sanctions due to the lack of consensus at the UN Security Council. Baghaei declared Iran’s nuclear file closed and criticized the US for its aggressive unilateralism, calling it a threat to global peace. He emphasized mutual distrust during JCPOA negotiations and stated that Resolution 2231 should no longer be enforced.
The US Department of War has launched an initiative to strengthen the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) against non-state groups like Hezbollah, amid pressure from the US and Israel for disarmament. The Presidential Drawdown Authority (PDA) package includes demolition equipment and tools for dismantling Hezbollah’s military assets. However, Hezbollah has rejected disarmament, asserting its arms are vital for Lebanon’s defense. The Lebanese government recently approved a disarmament plan, sparking protests and political dissent. As tensions rise, many in Lebanon fear external influences on national security could exacerbate unrest, complicating the region’s stability and Lebanon’s sovereignty.
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi expressed concerns about potential disruptions to U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, citing the Israeli regime and certain interest groups as possible saboteurs. He emphasized the history of Israeli tactics aimed at provoking Iran, stating that Iran’s security services are on high alert for sabotage and assassination attempts. Araqchi also warned of a misinformation campaign featuring exaggerated claims about Iran’s nuclear intentions, including misleading visuals of facilities. He stressed that Iran’s nuclear program is closely monitored by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), underscoring the importance of vigilance to protect diplomatic efforts.
Luul Dahir Mohamed and her four-year-old daughter, Mariam, tragically lost their lives in a US drone strike in Somalia’s Galgaduud region. After leaving her rural home for El Buur in search of better opportunities, Luul hoped for a brighter future for her children. However, just months after relocating, both were killed when US drones targeted their vehicle on April 1, 2018. Initially, the US Africa Command denied civilian casualties but later acknowledged their deaths following pressure from human rights groups. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges and human costs of military actions in conflict zones, prompting calls for accountability and compensation.