Pakistan has opened multiple land corridors to facilitate trade with Iran, as disruptions in the Persian Gulf continue to affect maritime routes.
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Pakistan activates land routes to sustain Iran trade amid Persian Gulf disruptions
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Martyrs of Minab school honored on Iran's teachers' day
Around 170 students and teachers lost their lives in a US strike on a school in Minab, southern Iran, on February 28.
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Calls to end war on Iran dominate US May Day rallies
With the 140th International Workers’ Day taking place globally, US protesters call for an end to the war on Iran amid rising economic inequality.
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Hezbollah using new low-cost, radar-evading drones to target Israel
Hezbollah resistance movement has been recently using a new kind of drone in its attacks on Israeli positions.
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Moment United Airlines flight strikes vehicle during landing
A dashcam inside a delivery lorry shows the moment a United Airlines flight clipped the vehicle as it approached Newark Liberty International Airport outside of New York City.
The flight from Venice, Italy landed safely with no reported injuries…
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Venezuelan protesters call for Maduro's release
Protesters in the Venezuelan capital once again demand the release of the country’s kidnapped president, Nicolas Maduro.
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In a rare feat, 92-year-old woman in Iran had gallbladder removed without anesthesia
In a medical breakthrough, surgeons at a hospital in central Iran have successfully performed a complete gallbladder removal surgery on an elderly patient without anesthesia.
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Mehr News Agency – Iran declares new maritime control zone in Hormuz Strait
In an official statement, the Armed Forces of the country said it has declared a new maritime control area in the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
According to the statement, the new zone of “smart control” by the Armed Forces of the Islamic…
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FM: Repeating clichés about Iran's nuclear activities 'irresponsible'
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denounces some European states for repeating incorrect clichés concerning Iran’s peaceful nuclear energy activities.
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Oil giants defy US pressure to boost production to ease fuel crisis
Senior executives from ExxonMobil and Chevron have openly defied the ongoing pressure from the White House to increase oil production despite soaring prices and political pressure.
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