EU seeking to colonize Ukraine / Araghchi warns Washington

Pars Today- The Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, once again criticized the European view on Ukraine.

Viktor Orbán, in his speech on Saturday, expressed his country's opposition to any hasty admittance of Ukraine in the European Union and announced that the EU is hell-bent on colonizing Ukraine through war. According to Pars Today, Orbán said that the EU doesn't want to help Ukraine, but it wants to colonize it, hence, persuades Kiev to continue war with Russia.

Canadian Prime Minister orders revision of contract for purchase of American F-35 fighter jets

Mark Carney, the Canadian Prime Minister, issued the order for revising the country's contract with the American Lockheed Martin Corporation for the purchase of F-35 fighter jets. The US President, Donald Trump's, setting of tariffs on Canadian imports in early February sparked a new round of disputes between Ottawa and Washington.

Araghchi warns US

The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, stressed in a message on Sunday morning that the US government is in no position to dictate foreign policy to Iran. Araghchi wrote on X social network, "The United States Government has no authority, or business, dictating Iranian foreign policy. That era ended in 1979. Biden was last year bamboozled into HANDING OVER UNPRECEDENTED 23 BILLION DOLLARS TO A GENOCIDAL REGIME. More than 60,000 Palestinians killed and the world holds America fully accountable. End support for Israeli genocide and terrorism. Stope killing of Yemeni people."

Gaza war martyrs increase

The Palestinian health ministry said that the number of martyrs in the war against Gaza has reached 48,543. This ministry announced on Saturday that the bodies of 12 martyrs have just been exhumed from the debris. It added that 7 people were also martyred and 26 others injured by the Zionist regime army during the past 48 hours.

Indian FM: Tehran-New Delhi deep relations based on historical ties

Subrahmanyam Jaishnakar, the Foreign Minister of India, in response to the message of his Iranian counterpart, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, about the 75^th anniversary of Iran-India ties, said, "The deep Tehran-New Delhi relations are based on historical ties." Jaishnakar wrote on X social network that these relations have been based on historical bonds and made sure that the mutual cooperation will continue in future.   

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