
Damascus Court Sentences Assad and His Brother to Death
A Damascus criminal court sentenced ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his brother Maher to death in absentia for murder, torture, and crimes against humanity while they remain in exile in Russia. The judge who sentenced Assad to death was previously sentenced to death himself in absentia by Assad's regime.
11.08.26

Deadly detour
Houthi Missile Kills 3 Sailors in Bab el-Mandeb
11.08.26



Fordow fulfilled
Ex-Mossad Chief: U.S. Bombing of Fordow "Fulfilled Dreams"
11.08.26



Courtroom leniency
Prosecutors Slam Military Judges Over Terror Case Perks
10.08.26



Preplanned exit
Israel Shelves Gaza Deal—But Reconstruction Continues
10.08.26
Trump: Iran Wants War Damages? I Want Compensation Too
President Donald Trump announced Monday that if Iran demands reparations for the recent military conflict, the U.S. will counter by demanding compensation for decades of Iranian-backed terror. Trump instructed negotiators to make financial restitution for American casualties, including USS Cole victims, a non-negotiable term in all future talks.
10.08.26



Iraq's PM: 'We Won't Join Any Alliance'
10.08.26



Gangster ayatollah
Khamenei Aide: 'Supreme Leader' Behind Ex-President's Death
10.08.26

Criminals for bones
Report: Israel Pushing Civilian Prisoner Swap with Lebanon
10.08.26



Stepped in Shiite
Israel-Lebanon Talks Frozen Over Hezbollah Base Demand
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