Iran's nuclear rights affirm enemy failure, says Abdulsalam
Head of the national negotiating delegation Mohammed Abdulsalam on Tuesday asserted that Iran's steadfast 12-day confrontation, waged with immense strength, resilience, capability, and significant sacrifices, is the price of its unwavering will for independence, freedom, and principled stance on the Palestinian issue.
In a post on X, Abdulsalam explained that the daily and devastating missile strikes on the Zionist entity marked a glorious chapter in Iran's history.
He highlighted Iran as the first Islamic nation to confront an enemy heavily armed with the latest Western weaponry using its own arsenal.
Abdulsalam noted that the conflict was not just against Israel, which he described as an advanced American base, but also against the U.S. and other Western nations that aligned with the aggressors.
Abdulsalam pointed out that Iran's retention of its peaceful nuclear rights and its principled positions underscore the enemy's failure to achieve its declared objectives.
He stressed that the crimes committed against Iran's scientific and military personnel, alongside the bombing of various facilities, will not deter Iran from its legitimate rights.
"Iran's heroic resistance against the Israeli enemy aggression has given the Arab and Islamic nation hope in the possibility of confronting this enemy and refusing to succumb to its terms," the head of the national delegation stated.
He added, "It conveyed a strong message that the region will not be violated without a price, and that "Israel" is incapable of fighting any battle without American support."
Abdulsalam concluded by emphasizing that the sovereignty and restoration of dignity for regional countries depend on abandoning internal disputes and uniting on common ground.
He urged them to recognize that they are all threatened by an entity that the U.S. intends to use as a "heavy stick" to strike any nation aspiring for strength, dignity, and independence.
Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Saba Yemen
2 hours ago
- Saba Yemen
Hamas: We delivered positive response to mediators on ceasefire proposal
Doha – SABA: The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) announced on Friday that it has delivered a positive response to mediators regarding the latest proposal for a ceasefire to end the Israeli aggression on the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip. In a brief statement received by SABA News Agency, Hamas said: 'The movement has completed its internal consultations and discussions with Palestinian factions and forces regarding the latest proposal by the mediators to stop the aggression against our people in Gaza.' It added: 'The movement has delivered its response to the mediators, which was characterized by positivity, and it is fully ready to immediately engage in negotiations on the mechanism for implementing the proposed framework.' Since October 7, 2023, and with American and European support, the Israeli army has been carrying out genocidal crimes in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 57,268 Palestinian civilians, the majority of them women and children, and the injury of 135,625 others, according to the latest figures. Thousands of victims are still trapped under the rubble or stranded in the streets, unreachable by ambulance and rescue teams. Facebook Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
Saba Yemen
2 hours ago
- Saba Yemen
OCHA warns of continued Israeli attacks on displaced, starving civilians in Gaza
New York – SABA: The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has warned of the continued Israeli attacks directly targeting tents and schools sheltering displaced persons in the Gaza Strip, as well as civilians attempting to access food aid, resulting in large numbers of casualties. In its latest report issued on Friday, OCHA stated that more than 714,000 people—about one-third of Gaza's population—have been displaced in the past three months alone, amid escalating aggression and a deepening humanitarian catastrophe. The report also warned of imminent fuel shortages, threatening to shut down life-saving services such as intensive care units and water production, with catastrophic consequences for patients and healthcare facilities. It further noted that the lack of fuel has forced child protection workers to travel on foot, causing dangerous delays in emergency responses and increasing risks for separated and unaccompanied children. In the occupied West Bank, OCHA reported that settlers carried out nearly 740 attacks targeting over 200 Palestinian communities during the first half of 2025, resulting in 340 Palestinian injuries and widespread property damage. June 2025 recorded the highest number of injuries in two decades, with 95 Palestinians injured by settlers—an average of three per day. OCHA also documented a mass demolition operation by Israeli forces in the Tel al-Khashaba pastoral community in the Jordan Valley, which led to the displacement of five Palestinian families. This marks the third mass demolition in the community since the beginning of the year. Meanwhile, the Israeli army issued demolition orders for 104 structures inside the Tulkarm refugee camp, further threatening already vulnerable populations. Facebook Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
Yemen Press Agency
5 hours ago
- Yemen Press Agency
'Israel' exploits aid centers in Gaza to recruit informants
GAZA, July 04 (YPA) – The true objectives of the fake aid centers that established by the US-Israeli occupation in Gaza has been revealed day after day, in addition to turning them into death traps. The occupation forces has exploited the center to recruit and meet with informants, smuggle drugs, and implicate some young people, bringing them down and assigning them to espionage missions. According to what Al Jazeera reported, quoting a senior security official in the Hamas movement, the Israeli intelligence services have been exploiting aid points in the Gaza Strip to carry out security activities, recruit collaborators, meet with them, and smuggle large quantities of drugs. According to the security official, attempts to smuggle spying equipment and modern phones to spies carrying out dangerous security missions were thwarted. 'We arrested spies who were tasked with smuggling large quantities of drugs from intelligence officers within the aid team,' the official added. 'The drugs are used to frame young people, bring them down, link them to security, and assign them espionage missions.' He called on some local companies not to be involved in the occupation's scheme and legitimize its crimes. Earlier in the day, the Gaza-based Ministry of Interior and National Security warned against dealing, cooperating, or interacting, directly or indirectly, with the American organization called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) or its local agents or those outside the Gaza Strip.
