Iran
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Iran’s “Fattah” hypersonic missiles “displays original thinking alongside impressive technical capability,” but Tehran’s claim that it can bypass any defense is “inaccurate,” says an Israeli missile-defense expert.
Tehran works with North Korea to develop missile technologies.
“If Hezbollah will make a mistake and incite a war against Israel, we will strike them with full force,” said Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.
It’s “impossible” for Azerbaijan to stay on the sidelines of the Turkey-Israel relationship, says Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to Washington Khazar Ibrahim.
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The “Fattah” missile has reported a range of 1,400 kilometers (870 miles) and a maximum speed of Mach 13-15.
“This decision, which defies all logic and reason, is an insult to the millions of Iranians protesting for their basic freedoms,” stated Israel’s Foreign Ministry.
Rafael Grossi was referring to Tehran’s obligations under the Joint Statement of March 4.
“We are certain that we can deal with every threat by ourselves,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Robert Malley’s reported meetings with Amir Saeid Iravani are likely the first direct American-Iranian interactions since Donald Trump withdrew Washington from the nuclear deal.
