News | Iran FM: Israel ‘most hated’ globally; BRICS to launch digital map of special economic zones

Pars Today – Iran’s Foreign Minister described the criminal Israeli regime as the most hated regime in the region and the world.

Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s Foreign Minister, on Monday evening posted on his personal page on the social network X, congratulating the start of the Jewish New Year. In his message, he wrote: “Netanyahu, despite his claims of victory, has brought unprecedented destruction and isolation upon Israel.”

According to Pars Today, Araghchi added: “The Zionist regime has never been so hated in our region and across the world. It is abhorrent that he commits genocide against Palestinians in the name of Judaism and the Jewish people.”

Iran’s Foreign Minister stressed: “It is encouraging that a growing number of Jews are openly protesting against this abuse of their religion and are calling for an end to the exploitation of Judaism by wanted war criminals.”

Kremlin: UK among leaders in prolonging war in Ukraine

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov described the British government as one of the main countries in the camp pushing for the continuation of the war in Ukraine, adding that the UK plays a role in prolonging the conflict and obstructs the path to peace.

Pakistani university students back global ‘Sumud’ caravan
As part of worldwide support for the Sumud caravan, students from universities across Pakistan issued a statement declaring their support for this global movement to break the siege of Gaza.

Trump designates ‘Antifa’ as terrorist organization
U.S. President Donald Trump, following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, his ally and campaign supporter, signed an executive order placing the Antifa movement on the terrorist list.

Ryabkov: Reimposing sanctions on Iran is illegal

On Monday, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov met with Nigel Casey, the UK’s ambassador to Russia, Nicolas de Rivière, France’s ambassador, and Anke Holstein, Germany’s chargé d’affaires, to discuss the European troika’s (UK, Germany, and France) efforts to reinstate unlawful sanctions against Iran. During the meeting, he said: “Reimposing sanctions on Iran is illegal.”

US missile destroyer enters Baltic Sea

Moscow’s Izvestia daily reported on Monday, citing its sources, that the American missile destroyer USS Bainbridge has entered the waters of the Baltic Sea and is currently sailing in the northern part of the sea. The vessel is taking part in NATO’s naval exercise “Neptune Strike,” which began on Monday.

Digital map of BRICS special economic zones created

Nikita Kondratiev, Director of the Department for Multilateral Economic Cooperation and Special Projects at Russia’s Ministry of Economic Development, announced that a digital map of the special economic zones of BRICS member states has been created. He added that the map includes an integrated investment navigator providing comprehensive information on special economic zones across BRICS countries.

Guterres: No justification for collective punishment of Palestinians

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, in response to the ongoing Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip, stated that there is no justification for the collective punishment of the Palestinian population. He emphasized that the UN calls for the immediate cessation of war and the establishment of a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

Kallas: We are ready for nuclear diplomacy with Iran

Kaja Kallas, European Union foreign policy chief, who traveled to New York to attend the UN General Assembly, stressed that with limited time to prevent the reimposition of UN Security Council sanctions on Iran, she is ready to explore diplomatic avenues and reach an agreement regarding Iran’s nuclear issue.