BREAKING – Iran: The IRGC is mobilising its entire proxies in the Middle East to take revenge on the assassination of nuclear scientist Fakhrizadeh.

IRGC brigadier general Esmail Qaani: "We will ally with all forces to avenge the killing of Fakhrizadeh"

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🇫🇷— "New clashes in progress as here at Bastille Street.

The police receive many projectiles and start to charge.

🇨🇵 PARIS – Charge of the police on the Place de la Bastille. An individual on the ground is arrested.

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🇫🇷— "A building of the Banque de France begins to burn. Firefighter intervention"

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🇮🇷- Funeral of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, considered one of the masterminds of Iran's nuclear program.

🇫🇷 Line Press Journalist, Clément Lanot on twitter:
— "One Yellow Vest blocks the water cannon (which seems less powerful than usual).

Gas and batons used by the Riot Police."

🔗 Clément Lanot (@ClementLanot)

🇮🇷- Funeral of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh

🇮🇷- Iran has to respond to this attack simply because for months the IRGC has been promising severe revenge and did not deliver, the hardliners are getting frustrated and tired and some are even calling them weak on Twitter, Iran lost 2 high ranking IRGC Commanders in 1 year, yes the scientist that got killed is a IRGC commander and a close friend to Khameini

Moving on, even though this person was smaller than Soleimani it's the tipping point for Iran and the anger from the hardliners forces the regime to fight. Now if Khameini gives the go and attacks Israel, Iran knows it will face a overwhelming response from the IDF and war will occur.

So either Iran says fuck it were going to war or they blame it on the gulf and fuck Saudi and the UAE together. The situation is complex asf but because IRGC Commanders posture and statements they are going to send BMs to Tel Aviv question is, from where and how much

🇸🇾- Violent fighting is taking place between the Syrian army and ISIS militants in the Syrian desert, especially on the triangle (Hama, Raqqa and Palmyra), and 29 people have been killed.

Lavrov and his Armenian counterpart reviewed the Nagorno-Karabakh ceasefire agreement

The Russian Foreign Minister and his Armenian counterpart reviewed the implementation of the trilateral agreement on Nagorno-Karabakh.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his Armenian counterpart Ara Ayvazyan stressed by telephone that there was no alternative to the trilateral agreement between Armenia, Russia and Azerbaijan.

The arrival of a US military convoy from Iraq to Syria.

sources reported that convoy of 35 US trucks entered Syrian territory through the Al-Waleed crossing in Iraqi Kurdistan.