The Houthis announced attacks on
Aramco facilities in Saudi Arabia
July 25th, 12:28pm
(RT.ru)
The Yemeni Ansar Allah movement, whose members are known
as the Houthis, has announced attacks on the Saudi Aramco
facilities in several cities in the kingdom.
According to a statement by the Houthi representative Yahya
Sariah on the Al Masirah TV channel, the Yemeni forces
have conducted two major military operations.
"The first target - was an important Aramco facility in Jizan,
which was hit by dozens of ballistic missiles and drones,"
he said.
The goal of the second operation, according to him, was to
target important Aramco facilities in the industrial town of
Yanbu on the Red Sea coast, using missiles and drones.
Earlier, the Yemeni Houthis promised to respond to
Saudi Arabia's airstrikes in the Hodeidah province.
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Strikes will continue ---- until enemy’s
‘total surrender’: Iran’s security chief
July 25th, 10:43am
(PressTV)
Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Mohammad-
Bagher Zolghadr says its ongoing strikes against US targets will
continue until the “enemy’s total surrender” and in retaliation
for the massacre of children in Minab and Lamerd.
In a message released on Saturday, Zolghadr said, “Every column of
smoke in the region means that a US military, security, or financial
centre has been targeted.”
He added - that the “continuous and targeted strikes” by Iranian
fighters were “the lashes of the anger of the awakened Iranian
nation upon the back of the system of domination” and would
continue “until the enemy’s total surrender and revenge is
taken for the blood of the oppressed children of Minab
and Lamerd, God willing.”
The illegal US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran,
which began on February 28, enters its fifth month.
On April 8, after 40 days, because of Iran’s retaliatory operations
and control over the Strait of Hormuz, the US and the Israeli
regime were forced to agree to a ceasefire.
Iran determined to defend national interests, security: FM Araghchi
Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, says the country remains
firmly committed to defending its national interests and security.
However, the US renewed its onslaught on Iran after violating the
Pakistan-brokered Memorandum of Understanding of June 17 by
attempting unauthorized naval movements through the Strait of
Hormuz, with the Iranian Navy intercepting the vessels ---- to
enforce the agreement.
The US military has conducted air raids across the country for
13 consecutive nights, targeting civilian sites --- including
telecommunication infrastructure, bridges and water
desalination plants, killing 55 people and injuring
645 others.
In response, Iran's Armed Forces have launched retaliatory drone
and missile strikes against US military bases across the region.
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Israel kills 6 Palestinians in Gaza
as death toll rises to 73,317:
Health Ministry
July 25th, 10:12am
(PressTV)
Six Palestinians have been killed and 37 others injured
in Israeli attacks across Gaza over the past 48 hours,
according to the Health Ministry.
The death toll from Israel’s military aggression in the
Gaza Strip, has risen to 73,317, the Ministry said on
Saturday, as Israeli attacks on the strip continued.
The ministry added that, since the ceasefire was
announced on Oct. 10, 2025, 1,191 Palestinians
have been killed and 3,853 others wounded.
It added that the bodies of 803 victims had
also been recovered from beneath rubble
during the same period.
The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas
slammed Israel for continuing its genocidal
war against civilians in Gaza.
In a statement, Hamas said Israel’s extensive airstrikes, the
destruction of residential and industrial buildings in the
Jabalia refugee camp and in the al-Yarmouk and
al-Zaytoun neighbourhoods of Gaza City, as
well as evacuation warnings issued for
several residential areas --- evidenced
a determination to continue the war
despite the ceasefire agreement.
Hamas further noted - that the Israeli regime was escalating
its military aggression, abandoning its commitments under
the Sharm el-Sheikh agreement, and continuing a
campaign of killing and destruction in Gaza
“The war has not stopped for a single day
since the agreement was signed,”
Hamas said.
The Gaza-based resistance movement called on the United States,
as a guarantor of the Sharm el-Sheikh agreement, along with the
agreement’s other guarantor states and mediators, to intervene
against Israel’s continued violations and to compel the regime
to halt its attacks on the Palestinian people.
Israeli attacks kill at least 13 Palestinians
in Gaza ----- including an entire family
In a series of fresh Israeli assaults over the past 24 hours,
at least 13 Palestinians have been killed across the
besieged Gaza Strip, including five members
of the same family.
According to the US-based conflict monitor ACLED, Israeli
airstrikes against Palestinian targets in Gaza rose to
more than 40 in June, the highest monthly total
since the ceasefire.
Many of these strikes targeted civilians near
the dividing lines imposed on the besieged
Strip, killing and injuring..... women
and children.
Since launching its genocidal war on October 7th, 2023,
nearly 90% of Gaza’s civilian infrastructure has been
damaged or destroyed.
Despite the supposed ceasefire, Israel persists with its
genocidal war - openly planning to occupy and control
around 70% of the Gaza Strip, while forcibly confining
the remaining population of nearly two million
Palestinians ---- to just 30% of their land.
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Yemen’s Ansarullah: Saudi Arabia
resembles Israel .....in its lying,
and aggression
July 25th, 9:31am
(PressTV)
Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement says Saudi Arabia
has adopted policies and practices similar to those of
the Israeli regime, particularly concerning lying
and aggression.
In a statement released on Saturday, Mohammed Abdul Salam, head
of the Sana’a negotiating delegation and spokesman for Yemen’s
Ansarullah movement, said, “Saudi Arabia resembles Israel in
everything; in lying, arrogance, malice and aggression.”
He described the latest Saudi airstrike on the Sana’a International
Airport as proof that Riyadh remains determined to prevent the
reopening of the country’s main civilian gateway.
He maintained that the attack - reflects Saudi Arabia’s continued
insistence that the Sana’a International Airport should operate
only with the approval of the Saudi king, despite repeated
demands ----------- to lift the restrictions on civilian and
humanitarian flights.
“On the one hand, Riyadh insists on keeping Sana’a Airport closed,
while on the other it claims to be defending Yemen’s sovereignty,”
he said.
Abdul Salam warned that Saudi Arabia’s continued refusal to accept
the realities on the ground would carry serious consequences for
the kingdom’s security and economy, urging Riyadh to abandon
its failed policies.
“The Yemeni people will not give up their rights and will
reclaim them --- by every possible means,” he asserted.
On July 13, Saudi forces struck Sana’a International Airport,
violating a four-year-long ceasefire, and prompting Yemen’s
armed forces to resume retaliatory operations.
In the following days, the Yemeni armed forces targeted
strategic sites in Saudi Arabia, including Abha
International Airport, with the Ansarullah
movement saying the operations were
a direct response to the continued
Saudi military aggression.
On Monday, Ansarullah announced the start of what it
described as a “siege for siege” policy, declaring a
naval blockade against Saudi maritime traffic
through the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
The movement said the measure -- was intended to match
the restrictions and military pressure imposed on Yemen,
stressing that its operations would continue until attacks
on the country ...came to an end.