President Bashar al-Assad arrives in the Kingdom of Bahrain to participate in the thirty-third session of the Arab League Council at the summit level.
He was received by His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the Personal Representative of the King of Bahrain, the Undersecretary of the Bahraini Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Abdullah bin Ahmed bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, and the Assistant Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, Ahmed Rashid Khattabi.
He was received by His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the Personal Representative of the King of Bahrain, the Undersecretary of the Bahraini Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Abdullah bin Ahmed bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, and the Assistant Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, Ahmed Rashid Khattabi.
Mr. President, Lieutenant General Bashar al-Assad, meets with His Highness the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, on the sidelines of the meeting of the thirty-third regular session of the Council of the League of Arab States at the summit level, held in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
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Hamas to Abbas: Israel never awaited excuses to tyrannize Palestinians
🔹The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has slammed Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas for his faulting the Gaza Strip-based resistance groups’ retaliatory operation of the last year against the occupied territories.
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🔹The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has slammed Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas for his faulting the Gaza Strip-based resistance groups’ retaliatory operation of the last year against the occupied territories.
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Meanwhile Jordan gladly allowed the CIA to move weapons to Jordan from a network of secret warehouses to arm terrorist in #Syria, according to diplomats and U.S. officials briefed on the plans at the time.
The shipments were a push to mobilize arms deliveries from European and Arab "allies" authorized by then President Barack Obama.
As long as the weapons are to destroy Arab countries..then it is ok.
The shipments were a push to mobilize arms deliveries from European and Arab "allies" authorized by then President Barack Obama.
As long as the weapons are to destroy Arab countries..then it is ok.
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A Zionist airstrike targeted a car on the Yafour highway near the Masnaa area inside Syrian territory.
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A Zionist airstrike targeted a car on the Yafour highway near the Masnaa area inside Syrian territory.
Initial reports indicate that the car was parked on the side of road and was empty at the moment of the attack.
No casualties reported
No casualties reported
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So let me get this straight. In less than a week, there’s been an assassination attempt on the life of 🇸🇰 Slovakia’s PM, Robert Fico, AND a helicopter crash of 🇮🇷 Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi? It’s WILD that these incidents would happen to two prominent politicians who’ve challenged the “rules-based order.”
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Our hearts go with Iran and its people 🇸🇾🇮🇷
I'm trying to avoid posting any breaking news about the incident due to conflict news from many sources.
However, while there's a real chance that it was a malfunction that led to the crash, an assassination attempt is still the most likely possibility.
The idea of launching a jamming signal is mostly ruled out because jamming is often broad waves and it is difficult to direct it towards a specific copter without jamming the other copters.
A missile attack is very unlikely because the possibility of hitting the target depends on firing from a very close distance and with a very advanced missile. All 3 copters are equipped with flares and other defensive measures, and even when they run out of these measures, copters 3 and 2 would sacrifice themselves to protect the first copter. So how would a missile attack succeed that easy?! The idea of a missile attack is the most far-fetched.
Most likely someone tempered with the copter, or put a small explosive device or an internal jamming device with a timer.
Regardless of the reasons, we can do nothing now but praying for Iran and its people. Experts are the only ones qualified to examine the crash and announce the results.
However, while there's a real chance that it was a malfunction that led to the crash, an assassination attempt is still the most likely possibility.
The idea of launching a jamming signal is mostly ruled out because jamming is often broad waves and it is difficult to direct it towards a specific copter without jamming the other copters.
A missile attack is very unlikely because the possibility of hitting the target depends on firing from a very close distance and with a very advanced missile. All 3 copters are equipped with flares and other defensive measures, and even when they run out of these measures, copters 3 and 2 would sacrifice themselves to protect the first copter. So how would a missile attack succeed that easy?! The idea of a missile attack is the most far-fetched.
Most likely someone tempered with the copter, or put a small explosive device or an internal jamming device with a timer.
Regardless of the reasons, we can do nothing now but praying for Iran and its people. Experts are the only ones qualified to examine the crash and announce the results.
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I'm trying to avoid posting any breaking news about the incident due to conflict news from many sources. However, while there's a real chance that it was a malfunction that led to the crash, an assassination attempt is still the most likely possibility. The…
From Syria to Iran, we believe in your strength and reaffirm our solidarity with them not as our allies, but rather as our brethren 🇸🇾❤️🇮🇷
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