News | Eslami: 500 nuclear and scientific achievements recorded in Iran over 3 years / Transatlantic divide growing

Pars Today – The head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran announced that the organization has recorded 500 nuclear, scientific, technological, and industrial achievements over the past three years.

Mohammad Eslami, head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, stated on Friday that despite all threats and sanctions from Iran’s adversaries, the country’s progress in military industries, nuclear, space, and other sectors has been extraordinary and even miraculous.

According to Pars Today, he added that although these sectors were under sanctions, the profound and wise guidance of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Imam Khamenei and adherence to his vision and school of thought have led to achievements that the enemies cannot tolerate.

Eslami emphasized that over the past three years, the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran has recorded 500 nuclear, scientific, technological, and industrial achievements. He stated: “No one has sold us these products, nor will they. The items produced today by the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran are on par with those of advanced countries that operate freely, without any prohibitions or restrictions.”

Secretary-General of Yemen’s Ansarullah: Enemies have entered field with soft war

Meanwhile, Sayed Abdel-Malek al-Houthi, Secretary-General of Yemen’s Ansarullah, stated that the enemies of the Islamic Ummah have engaged using the tools of soft war.

Al-Houthi, noting that the Israeli enemy commits various crimes against the people of Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria, added that the regime, with the cooperation of the United States, seeks to dominate all Muslims under its control. He said this is why they have focused on the Islamic Republic of Iran as the primary obstacle in their path.

The Ansarullah leader emphasized that Iran’s stance is strong and firm, and that the Iranian people’s rallies on the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution were significant.

Rybakov: No plan to turn BRICS into a military bloc

In other news, Sergey Ryabkov, Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia, said that BRICS is not a military alliance and there are no plans to turn it into a military bloc.

The Russian deputy foreign minister added that regarding the recent naval exercise in South Africa, it should be clarified that BRICS members participated as independent countries, and it was not a BRICS-related event.

Starmer: Europe must move beyond overdependence on the U.S.

Amid growing transatlantic divides, Keir Starmer, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, said that Europe must distance itself from excessive dependence on the United States and move toward stronger intra-continental ties while strengthening Europe’s role in NATO.

Israeli regime obstructs implementation of Rafah crossing agreement

From Gaza, Ismail al-Thawabteh, Director of the Palestinian Information Office in the region, announced that the Israeli regime is obstructing the movement of passengers at the Rafah crossing by violating agreements related to its operation.

Al-Thawabteh added that these actions constitute a violation of human rights and are contrary to international humanitarian law. He called on the international community and the United Nations to pressure Israel to ensure full and proper implementation of the agreements, stop violations of passengers’ rights, and guarantee their dignity and security.