News | The Yemeni army's triple attack on Israel; Progress in talks between Iranian representatives and the International Atomic Energy Agency

Pars Today - A spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces announced in a message on Friday night: Ben Gurion Airport in the occupied territories has been targeted by a ballistic missile attack.

The Yemeni Armed Forces announced on Friday night that the army's missile unit carried out a special operation against Lod (Ben Gurion) Airport in the occupied city of Jaffa. According to Pars Today, citing the Mehr News Agency, based on the Yemeni forces' statement, a "Palestine 2" type ballistic missile was used in this operation, which managed to bypass the Zionist regime's defense systems and successfully hit its target. The Yemeni Armed Forces emphasized that this missile attack caused widespread disruption among the enemy's ranks, sent millions of Zionists fleeing to shelters, and halted airport operations. Additionally, the Yemeni army's drone unit carried out two other operations using two drones against positions of the Zionist regime in the occupied areas of Jaffa and Ashkelon, which, according to these forces, successfully hit the enemy's military and vital targets.

Head of Pentagon Intelligence Agency Fired

Two US officials announced that the head of the Pentagon Intelligence Agency has been fired, an action that a senior Democratic lawmaker on the Senate Intelligence Committee called the latest example of the politicization of intelligence by the administration of US President Donald Trump. It is not yet exactly clear why Jeffrey Kruse, head of the Pentagon Intelligence Agency, was fired by Hegseth but the Washington Post reported that this dismissal followed the release of a preliminary report by the Defense Intelligence Agency on US military attacks against three key Iranian nuclear sites; a report that, after its initial publication on CNN and the New York Times, faced a sharp reaction from the Trump administration. The report stated that Iran's nuclear capability had been set back only by a few months, while Hegseth and Trump had claimed that this capability had been "completely destroyed."

Guterres: No Words to Describe the Horrific Situation in Gaza

António Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, in strong remarks regarding the situation in Gaza, said: It seems words are exhausted to describe the hell of Gaza, and now a new word has been added: "famine." Guterres said: According to international law, Israel, as the occupying power, has clear and specific obligations, including ensuring the people of Gaza have access to food and medical supplies.

Progress in Talks Between Iranian Representatives and the International Atomic Energy Agency

Reza Najafi, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), announced that following the negotiations a while ago with the IAEA Deputy Director General in Tehran, the Iranian delegation met with the IAEA Deputy Director General for Safeguards in Vienna. Najafi said: In the Friday evening meeting, the parties, while continuing the discussions raised in Tehran, discussed and exchanged views on how Iran interacts with the IAEA, considering the new situation arising from the illegal attacks by the US and the Zionist regime on Iran's peaceful nuclear facilities, and within the framework of the new law passed by the parliament. The new conditions of the Islamic Republic of Iran for interaction with the IAEA were explained. He emphasized: The parties made progress in this round of talks, and it was agreed that the talks would continue to develop a modality for arrangements of interactions within the framework of the parliament's law.

Tens of Thousands in Morocco, Yemen, and Mauritania Protest in Support of Gaza

Thousands of people in Morocco, Yemen, and Mauritania declared their support for the oppressed people of Gaza by holding protests on Friday and demanded an end to the Zionist regime's aggression against the residents of this area.

Israel's" Shameless Reaction to International Agencies' Report on Famine in Gaza

The Foreign Ministry of the Zionist regime, in reaction to the official declaration of famine in the Gaza Strip by international agencies, described these agencies' reports as fake, mistaken, and in line with helping Hamas. The Foreign Ministry of the Zionist regime, in reaction to the report by international agencies including the World Health Organization (WHO) on famine in the Gaza Strip, stated: The WHO report is fabricated and aligns with Hamas's propaganda regarding developments in Gaza.

Mass Resignation of Dutch Ministers in Protest Against Tel Aviv's Crimes

Ministers belonging to a political party in the Netherlands declared their support for their country's Foreign Minister against the Zionist regime. Ministers belonging to the Netherlands' "Social New Decade" party announced their resignations. This action by the ministers of the "Social New Decade" party, announcing support for the resignation of the country's Foreign Minister, came after his efforts to impose new sanctions against the Zionist regime failed. Kaspar Veldkamp, the Dutch Foreign Minister, resigned from his position on Friday night. This decision was made following a dispute in a government meeting about imposing possible sanctions against Tel Aviv. Veldkamp stated in an announcement: I have concluded that I am not in a position to implement more important actions to pressure Israel.