O Município de Braga promove a 6.ª edição do Concurso de Fotografia “Braga Natural”, uma iniciativa que convida todos os apaixonados pela natureza a descobrir e registar a biodiversidade do concelho.
Em comunicado, a autarquia explica que “o concurso pretende valorizar o património natural de Braga e sensibilizar a população para a importância da sua conservação, nomeadamente dos ecossistemas, habitats e formas de vida que os integram”.
O concurso está organizado em três categorias: Habitats Naturais, Fauna Selvagem e Flora e Fungos. Cada participante pode apresentar até dez fotografias, sendo obrigatório que todas as imagens sejam captadas no concelho de Braga.
As inscrições decorrem de 15 de outubro a 15 de dezembro de 2026, através do formulário online (aqui).
As normas de participação podem ser consultadas aqui.
Em cada categoria, será atribuído um prémio de 400 euros ao primeiro classificado, 150 euros ao segundo e 75 euros ao terceiro.
A melhor fotografia receberá ainda um prémio suplementar de 200 euros. Ou seja, no total, 2.075 euros atribuídos em prémios.
“O concurso dará também origem a uma exposição fotográfica, que permitirá dar a conhecer os trabalhos selecionados e destacar a riqueza da biodiversidade do concelho”, conclui a autarquia.
ACP cancela na totalidade a realização da mítica prova que voltou ao WRC em 2007 no Algarve
O Rally de Portugal vai ficar fora do Campeonato Mundial de Rallyes (WRC) em 2027 e a próxima edição da prova foi cancelada para outro qualquer campeonato, nacional ou europeu.
O Automóvel Club de Portugal (ACP) atribuiu a decisão a uma alteração de última hora promovida pelo promotor do campeonato – grupo francês Cosmobilis -, afastando qualquer relação com os incidentes registados na edição de 2026.
“O Rally de Portugal não se vai realizar em 2027”, confirmou o ACP à Agência Lusa, admitindo o regresso da prova ao calendário WRC em 2028, porém, a organização garante ainda que a exclusão não está relacionada com questões financeiras nem com a mudança prevista do centro nevrálgico da prova, de Matosinhos para Viseu.
O ACP esclarece que a alteração do calendário teve como objetivo tornar o WRC “geograficamente tão diverso e intercontinental quanto possível”, acabando por afetar o Rally de Portugal, que se realizaria entre 13 e 16 de maio, tendo como base a cidade de Viseu.
A organização rejeita também a existência de indemnizações, explicando que, apesar dos contratos estabelecidos, os calendários são ratificados anualmente pelo promotor e pela Federação Internacional do Automóvel.
Prova portuguesa é fundadora do Mundial de Rallyes
A prova portuguesa, uma das fundadoras do Campeonato do Mundo de Rallyes, integrou o WRC desde 1973, com exceções em alguns anos, e regressou ao calendário em 2007, de forma mais regular, tendo então como base o Algarve.
Rally de Portugal 2009
Saliente-se que, esta será apenas a segunda vez desde a primeira edição, em 1967, que o Rally de Portugal não se realiza, depois do cancelamento de 2020 devido à pandemia de Covid-19.
Recorde-se que a primeira temporada WRC contou com 13 provas, sendo cada uma realizada num país ou território diferente, no caso, no Mónaco (Rally de Monte Carlo), Suécia (Rally da Suécia), Portugal (Rally de Portugal), Quénia (Safari Rally), Marrocos (Rally de Marrocos), Grécia (Rally da Acrópole), Polónia (Rally da Polónia), Finlândia (Rally dos 100 Lagos/Rally da Finlândia), Áustria (Rally dos Alpes Austríacos), Itália (Rally de Sanremo), Estados Unidos (Rally Press-on-Regardless), Reino Unido (Rali RAC) e França (Tour de Corse / Rally de Córsega).
Portugal perde cerca de 200 milhões de euros
O Automóvel Club de Portugal lamenta o impacto da decisão para o país e recorda que o estudo realizado em 2025 apontou para um retorno superior a 193 milhões de euros para a economia nacional através da realização do Rally de Portugal.
Carlos Barbosa (Foto: ACP – Arquivo)
Apesar de não se ter disponibilizado para prestar declarações, o presidente do ACP, Carlos Barbosa, partilhou com a Agência Lusa, em resposta por escrito, que “um sentimento de grande surpresa e de choque, do qual resultou uma sensação clara de frustração” com este desfecho.
No calendário WRC para 2027 divulgado na passada semana pela Federação Internacional do Automóvel (FIA) e pelo Promotor Cosmobilis, o Rally de Portugal é a única prova a ficar de fora em relação a este ano, enquanto que o calendário é alargado de 13 para 15 provas, entrando os Estados Unidos e o Reino Unido, reentrando a Arábia Saudita – que não se realizou este ano -, como jornada de encerramento.
«L’ultima volta che abbiamo provato ad attraversare, il telefono satellitare che il trafficante ci aveva dato per le emergenze era scarico e senza credito, il carburante del motore era completamente esaurito e l’acqua stava entrando nella barca […]. La cosa più confortante per me ora è che, per la prima volta in anni, non ho paura. Posso dormire profondamente senza preoccuparmi per le mie figlie».
Fidaa è siriana. Nel luglio del 2012 è fuggita da un sobborgo di Damasco con i suoi cinque figli, il più piccolo di appena otto giorni. Ha vissuto dieci anni in Giordania, poi è partita per la Libia: un anno chiusa nei “magazzini” dei trafficanti, poi otto tentativi di traversata. È stata soccorsa dalla Humanity 1 nel 2024. La sua è una delle tante testimonianze raccolte a bordo.
Storie come questa attraversano ogni giorno il ponte delle navi di ricerca e soccorso nel Mediterraneo. Alcune di queste sono state raccontate dal fotografo Max Cavallari nel progetto Acquaintance, esposto al Festival di Fotografia Etica di Lodi, aperta fino al 25 ottobre. Per Cavallari, nato in un piccolo paese in provincia di Cremona, il Festival è stato il primo incontro con il fotogiornalismo, all’età di sedici anni.
Foto di Max Cavallari per SOS Humanity
Acquaintance è un progetto che nasce dalla sua prima missione a bordo di una nave umanitaria di ricerca e soccorso dell’Ong SOS Humanity nell’autunno del 2022, poco prima dell’insediamento del governo Meloni. Tra il 22 e il 24 ottobre la nave effettua diversi salvataggi, ritrovandosi con 179 persone a bordo, resta bloccata per oltre una settimana in attesa di ricevere l’assegnazione di un porto sicuro. Sono servite 21 richieste prima di attraccare, finalmente, a Catania. «A un certo punto a bordo non si sapeva più come spiegare alle persone quando sarebbero sbarcate», racconta Cavallari.
Nello stesso periodo la Geo Barents di Medici Senza Frontiere e la Ocean Viking di SOS Mediterranée si trovavano nella stessa situazione. In totale erano più di mille le persone ad attendere, su quattro navi. A Catania, dopo gli sbarchi, circa quaranta persone vengono lasciate a bordo perché la loro condizione viene considerata “non emergenziale”. Il ministro dell’Interno Matteo Piantedosi le definì “carico residuale”. Restarono ferme in banchina per tre o quattro giorni prima di essere fatte sbarcare. Fu l’ultima missione prima del decreto-legge Piantedosi sulle Ong e sui flussi migratori, entrato in vigore il 2 gennaio 2023, che introduce l’obbligo a raggiungere subito il porto assegnato, spesso lontano.
Acquaintance significa “conoscenza”, inteso come legame intenso e allo stesso tempo superficiale «perché è quello poi che rimane di di quello che che vivi su su una nave. Non riesci mai ad entrare completamente all’interno, anche se ti sembra di farlo nel momento in cui sei in questo ambiente chiuso. In verità sono conoscenze che stimolano sentimenti molto forti, ma che rimangono sulla superficie». In due giorni le persone a bordo della missione si moltiplicano, dalle trenta persone dell’equipaggio si arriva presto a duecento. Molte delle persone a bordo sono appena sfuggite a una tempesta. Ognuno arriva con la propria storia, le proprie fragilità, la propria scala di valori.
Foto di Max Cavallari per SOS Humanity
Quello che Cavallari ha cercato di osservare sono le interazioni sulla nave. Spiega come in un contesto così compresso sentimenti, sensazioni e rapporti umani, nel bene e nel male, si amplificano a livelli che non avevo mai visto altrove. Ogni persona è diversa, ognuno reagisce in maniera diversa, ci sono persone che sono più abituate a quella stanza, altre persone che come me ci sono entrate per la prima volta. Acquaintance è una conoscenza superficiale, è quello che poi rimane di quello che vivi su una nave. È ciò che rimane di una vita a bordo».
Acquaintance è anche una scelta di campo sul modo di raccontare. «Si cerca in qualche modo di dare un punto di vista diverso, un po’ anche per un’utilità perché alla gente non interessano le immagini drammatiche, non stimolano più l’empatia. E quindi ce lo sta chiedendo anche il pubblico stesso che che frequenta, che legge i nostri articoli o che guarda le nostre fotografie. E dall’altro credo che sia fondamentale ad un certo punto trovare una scala diversa di raccontare di raccontare un’immagine al di là della persona che fugge in mare», spiega Cavallari. Fa riferimento all’ “ennesima foto del bambino in braccio o della donna piangente”, che “buca lo schermo”, senza chiedersi se la persona ritratta sarebbe d’accordo a mostrarsi così.
Nel lavoro sul campo, spiega, si fotografa, si scrive, si fa. Il taglio si decide dopo, quando si sistema il materiale e si sceglie come parlare al pubblico. Una riflessione che rischia talvolta di portare all’autocensura, spiega il fotoreporter, che sottolinea come la verità, spesso, stia nel mezzo. Si tratta di capire quando un’immagine è davvero essenziale e quando invece aggiunge soltanto altro dolore.
Foto di Max Cavallari per SOS Humanity
Allo stesso tempo, Cavallari rifiuta la romanticizzazione del lavoro di giornalista. Sottolinea come il suo compito sia quello di documentare, essere sul posto e raccontare con i propri occhi. Ricorda un’esperienza personale. Nell’agosto 2025 si trovava a bordo della Ocean Viking quando una motovedetta libica ha sparato contro la nave. Lui si trovava sul ponte mentre i vetri andavano in frantumi. «Il rischio per chi lavora in mare c’è. E sul campo ci sono sempre pochi giornalisti, spesso freelance che pagano tutto di tasca propria».
Secondo i dati dell’Organizzazione Internazionale per le Migrazioni (OIM) dal 2014 a oggi sono oltre 26.800 le persone annegate nel Mediterraneo centrale. Ma il bilancio generale potrebbe essere superiore, considerando i naufragi che sfuggono a ogni registrazione. Nel 2026 sono stati almeno mille i morti e i dispersi tra Libia, Tunisia, Italia e Malta: l’inizio d’anno più letale dal 2014. Nel 2025, secondo i dati raccolti da Missing Migrant Project sarebbero almeno 1.340 le persone che hanno perso la vita lungo questa rotta.
SOS Humanity è un’organizzazione non governativa di ricerca e soccorso che lavora perché nessuno muoia mentre fugge. Con la Humanity 1, operativa da agosto 2022, ha soccorso 5.105 persone in 91 operazioni, quasi un terzo delle quali minori (1.451). Dalla sua fondazione nel 2015 come SOS
MEDITERRANEE Germania, l’organizzazione ha salvato in tutto 39.736 persone.
Cavallari ha continuato a imbarcarsi: quattro missioni in tre anni, e ancora oggi si occupa di ricerca e soccorso, in mare e sulla terraferma. A chi fa il suo mestiere consiglia di fare questa esperienza almeno una volta nella vita «perché qualcuno deve raccontare ciò che si cerca di tenere nascosto».
Exposição percorre quatro espaços do concelho e coloca imagens históricas lado a lado com recriações feitas por jovens olhanenses.
A exposição fotográfica ‘Olhão antes e depois’ é inaugurada no próximo sábado, 10 de outubro, pelas 10:30, nos Mercados Municipais de Olhão, dando-se aí início a um percurso por quatro espaços do concelho — Mercados Municipais, Ria Shopping, Escola Secundária Dr. Francisco Fernandes Lopes e Casa Municipal da Juventude de Olhão Hugo Charrão —, onde estará patente até 13 de novembro.
Com curadoria de Luís Torres e integrada na programação cultural do Bicentenário da Câmara Municipal de Olhão, a exposição coloca lado a lado imagens históricas da cidade e recriações fotográficas realizadas por jovens olhanenses, propondo um olhar sobre a evolução urbana de Olhão e convidando a comunidade a percorrer a cidade através do tempo.
A mostra nasceu do desafio lançado a alunos do 10.º ano da área de Multimédia da Escola Secundária Dr. Francisco Fernandes Lopes para recriarem, nos dias de hoje e nos mesmos locais, uma seleção de cerca de 50 fotografias históricas de Olhão. Participaram no projeto os alunos Miguel Sousa, Samuel Ventura e Maria Moniz, bem como Charline Fournier, elemento do Clube de Fotografia da Casa Municipal da Juventude Hugo Charrão.
Para concretizar o trabalho, foram utilizadas fotografias com cerca de 70 a 80 anos, pertencentes ao Arquivo Municipal de Olhão, e imagens com 40 a 50 anos, provenientes do arquivo pessoal de Luís Torres. Depois de um processo de pesquisa e levantamento, os participantes percorreram as ruas da cidade e procuraram reproduzir os enquadramentos originais, recriando as imagens nos mesmos locais e permitindo uma comparação direta entre diferentes épocas.
O resultado é uma exposição distribuída por quatro núcleos expositivos, que propõe um percurso pela cidade através das suas transformações e permanências. O confronto entre as fotografias históricas e as imagens atuais permite observar a evolução urbana de Olhão, mas também recuperar lugares, edifícios e espaços que fazem parte da memória coletiva da cidade.
No dia da inauguração, o percurso pelos quatro núcleos começa nos Mercados Municipais, às 10:30, seguindo para o Ria Shopping, às 11:15, para a Escola Secundária Dr. Francisco Fernandes Lopes, às 11:45, e terminando na Casa Municipal da Juventude de Olhão Hugo Charrão, às 12:15. A exposição poderá ser visitada até 13 de novembro, nos quatro espaços, de acordo com os respetivos horários de funcionamento.
Com esta iniciativa, o Município de Olhão pretende valorizar a criatividade e o envolvimento dos jovens olhanenses e, simultaneamente, promover junto da comunidade um maior conhecimento da história contemporânea e da evolução urbana da cidade. O projeto terá ainda continuidade, estando prevista a sua passagem pelas várias freguesias do concelho.
Integrada no programa comemorativo dos 200 anos da Câmara Municipal de Olhão, ‘Olhão antes e depois’ aproxima diferentes gerações através da fotografia e proporciona uma viagem visual entre o Olhão de ontem e o Olhão de hoje.
Pedro Almeida fotografou a trovoada, na madrugada desta terça-feira, em Vila Praia de Âncora, no concelho de Caminha.
“Festival elétrico sobre o Atlântico”, descreve o fotógrafo, descrevendo que as imagens foram captadas pelas 03:54.
Foto: Pedro AlmeidaFoto: Pedro Almeida
Recorde-se que os distritos de Braga e Viana do Castelo, bem como outros 11 do território continental, estão sob aviso amarelo até às 18:00 de hoje devido à trovoada.
O IPMA alerta para “condições favoráveis para ocorrência de fenómenos meteorológicos localizados, como trovoada; precipitação localmente forte, com acumulação entre 10 a 20 mm numa hora, granizo com diâmetro inferior a dois centímetros e rajadas entre 70 e 90 km/h”.
O aviso amarelo é o menos grave de uma escala de três e é emitido sempre que existe uma situação de risco para determinadas atividades dependentes da situação meteorológica.
Durante décadas, uno de los lugares más raros del mapa político del mundo fue una parcela de cultivo de menos de una hectárea. Se llamaba Dahala Khagrabari (enclave número 51), pertenecía a India y estaba rodeada por un trozo de Bangladés, que a su vez estaba dentro de una bolsa de territorio indio, que a […]
We are approaching the anniversary of one of Mossad’s most meticulously organized plots: the October 7, 2023 attack on Israelis along the Gaza Strip border, carried out with the complicity of Hamas mercenary terrorists directed by Israel. We wrote about many investigations that we summarizez below…
According to intelligence experts, there is an intensifying risk of new false-flag operations such that terrorist operation aimed at legitimizing plans to depopulate the Gaza Strip; these plans have now extended to the West Bank and Lebanon, in line with the insane “Greater Israel” project of Israeli Zionist regime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
That is why serious consideration should be given to the CIA analysts and Iranian politicians who suggest that two suspected terrorist attacks—the one at the Royal Air Force base at Fairford and the incident involving the FlyDubai flight—were FALSE-FLAGE actions.
Let us start with a premise: for the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Israeli Mossad, organizing actual terrorist attacks is easier than staging a “Hollywood-style production”—which is what many inexperienced bloggers believe the scuffle on the UAE flight was.
In fact, planning a terrorist plot requires only a few skilled secret agents and a handful of expendable victims, whereas a video production requires dozens of extras who are difficult to blackmail and control.
Spokesman Calls Attempts to Link Flydubai Incident to Iran a ‘False Flag’
«Reacting to claims by Britain and others against Iran over the incident involving the Emirati aircraft, as well as Iran’s warnings about hostile actions, Baqaei said Iran remains fully prepared to defend itself» Iranian Tasnim News agency reported.
“This is merely a reminder of an experience that the world has witnessed for itself over the past seven months,”Esmail Baghaei, Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran, said at a press conference on Sunday.
The remarks came after a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv was diverted to Saudi Arabia on September 30 after its co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain and attempted to take control of the aircraft. Passengers and crew subdued the co-pilot, allowing a reserve crew to land the plane safely. Investigations into the incident remain ongoing.
Gospa News, in the Daily Wars Diary have suggested the FALSE-FLAG hypothesis already on the same day of the incident (link updates here).
Baqaei said the latest claims should be viewed in light of the Zionist regime’s and some European countries’ history of using false-flag operations. Iran is being accused “solely on the basis of fabricated evidence,”he stated.
The spokesman cited Britain’s allegations concerning RAF Fairford and the Emirati aircraft as an example, saying even children could see how clumsily such anti-Iranian claims have been constructed.
Baqaei said the Israeli regime and its European supporters appear to be seeking to divert attention from the situation in Gaza as well as their own aggression against Iran, while creating the impression that Iran poses a threat to the world. “This is a worn-out tactic,”he said.
«US President Donald Trump has suggested, without providing evidence, that the co-pilot may have been linked to Iran, saying he was responding to what he had been hearing. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu initially said it was too early to determine whether Iran was involved, while Israeli officials later said the co-pilot appeared to have been acting alone» Tansim added.
«Media reports have identified the co-pilot as an Omani national, with reports alleging that he had previously been barred from flying in Oman over concerns about extremist views» Iranian agency concluded.
Former CIA Official Larry Johnson: “FlyDubai Attack like a FALSE-FLAG”
Excerpt of a long interview published by The Trends Journal YT channel held by Edmund DeMarche with Johnson.
Larry Johnson, the former CIA analyst from Sonar21.com, says there seems to be more questions than answers after the FlyDubai cockpit attack that nearly crashed a plane en route from the UAE to Israel.
He also talks about the reactions from Trump and Netanyahu.
Iran Rejects FlyDubai Incident Link As ‘False Flag’ Operation. Interview to Indian Wounded Pilot
Iran has rejected attempts to link Tehran to a recent incident aboard a Flydubai passenger jet, calling the allegations a “false flag” operation. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei said the claims were based on fabricated evidence.
Below is an excerpt from a news report by Firstpost, an Indian news and media website.
A report lasting approximately seven minutes analyzes the various theories and presents the first interviews with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Damodardas Modi, the Indian Ambassador to the UAE, and the injured Indian pilot—seen with a visible head bandage—who confirms that the assault actually took place.
These details address the doubts raised by former CIA analyst Larry Johnson regarding the authenticity of the fight in the cockpit—unless, of course, the Israeli Mossad conspired with Indian intelligence as well…
Former CIA Officer: “RAF Fairford suspected Terrorist Plot: Was it a FALSE FLAG?”
On RAF Fairford suspected terrorist plot ex-CIA Operations Officer Charles Finfrock said:: ‘There’s some aspects of this that remind me of a really successful internal security operation, where they’ve penetrated the cell, where they’re following the investigation, following the operation very closely, and they stop it before it can become dangerous”.
“The FBI has done this wonderfully several times in the US where they’re able to put somebody inside and stop something like this before it even gets close to being active. And so I don’t see it as a false flag. I wouldn’t see what the benefit of a false flag there would be”.
But we have to recall that there certainly would have been an advantage…
In fact, UK military intelligence has provided—and continues to provide—support to the US, and thus indirectly to Israel, regarding military tensions in the Middle East.
Moreover, it is the only European country so far to have begun providing support to the Houthi separatists in Yemen—who, being Shia Muslims, are backed by the theocracy in Tehran.
Therefore, a “false-flag” attack in England could have—and still could—increase the likelihood of UK military intervention in support of Israel and against Iran.
Ex-CIA Operations Officer Charles Finfrock added:
“But this to me strikes me as a real operation that had been covered well on both sides of the Atlantic and now we’re trying to get our story straight about explaining how much we knew about it and when and where and why”.
“And sometimes these things that you’ve seen, they come off looking very ham-handed because we’ve been so involved in the investigation, so we don’t let it evolve to the point of actually having a working bomb”. Afshin Rattansi: ‘And they all get released on bail anyway.’
The Awful “Masterpieces” of False-Flag: from JFK Assasination to WTC Attacks
A “false flag” operation is one carefully premeditated over a long period by a foreign intelligence entity to implicate an enemy nation and discredit it in the eyes of global public opinion.
It is planned down to the finest detail, carrying the risk of causing actual casualties.
In fact, if unforeseen “collateral damage”—such as unexpected deaths beyond the planned injuries or killings—occurs during the operation, the orchestrators are even more pleased, as the resulting bloodshed lends greater credibility to the terrorist attack.
Historically, the CIA (US counter-intelligence) and Mossad (Israeli counter-intelligence) have been recognized masters of such plots, occasionally utilizing partners such as the secret services of other nations or terrorist groups.
In many of these false flag operations, the recruited and trained perpetrators may be suicide attackers, as was the case with the September 11, 2001 attacks.
In other instances, they may be secret agents unaware that they have been marked for death—as happened to Lee Harvey Oswald regarding his involvement in the fatal assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963,where other snipers fired the lethal shots.
Now, we are approaching the anniversary of one of Mossad’s most meticulously organized plots: the October 7, 2023 attack on Israelis along the Gaza Strip border, carried out with the complicity of Hamas mercenary terrorists directed by Israel.
“The revelation by the daily newspaper *Haaretz* regarding the October 7 massacre is making headlines worldwide and shaking Israel, which is caught between the war in the Gulf and the challenge of next month’s elections”—this is the report from RAI’s mainstream news service, which overlooks the investigations into the matter that were suppressed immediately after the 2023 attack…
“UAE leader Mohammed bin Zayed warned Benjamin Netanyahu in a phone call that Hamas was preparing a major military operation in Gaza, but the Prime Minister did not inform intelligence or military officials.”
In a single day, 859 Israeli civilians, 278 soldiers, and 57 law enforcement officers were killed in towns, kibbutzim, and military bases surrounding the Gaza Strip. Hamas militants also attacked a music festival—the Nova festival—attended by approximately 3,000 young people, killing 364 participants and abducting 44. By the end of the attack, 251 people, including about 30 children, had been abducted and taken as hostages into the Strip.
Subsequent investigations—which were never adequately pursued by the Israeli judiciary due to opposition from the Zionist regime of Benjamin Netanyahu (who is on trial for corruption and other offenses)—have highlighted three pieces of unequivocal evidence regarding the plot:
the Israeli government delayed for months by refusing to negotiate with Hamas for the release of hostages, indirectly causing the deaths of 85 of them, while 168 were eventually released after a long and traumatic captivity.
In the eyes of many Israelis, all of this legitimized Netanyahu’s plan for the depopulation of Gaza—a plan devised many months prior to the Hamas attack.
Equipamento mais destacado das forças aéreas americanas e israelitas, o caça F-35 desenvolvido nos Estados Unidos foi adotado por uns vinte países, nomeadamente na Europa, apesar (ou por causa?) da dependência que impõe aos seus utilizadores… À frente dos seus concorrentes, este caça furtivo distingue-se também por um preço proibitivo e por custos de exploração astronómicos. Em 18 de março de 2019, a ministra das Forças Armadas francesas, Florence Parly, criticava um grupo de (…)
Ex CIA officer testified in a Tribunal on “Exploitation of children by satanic elites as Clinton one”
Former CIA officer and founder of the Marine Corps Intelligence Command, Robert David Steele (died in 2021) , testified before the International Tribunal for Natural Justice on the systemic exploitation of children by powerful satanic elites.
He exposed that children are not only kidnapped but in some cases bred by families in the United States as a cash crop, sold without birth certificates, making it easier to kill them with no trace. He stated children are imported by the plane load, also without documentation.
Steele described this as extending beyond slavery and sex abuse to child torture for adrenalized blood in satanic blood-drinking ceremonies, harvesting of body organs, and ritual murder!
«After Robert helped us all expose The Clinton Foundation and CIA child trafficking networks, he mysteriously “died of Covid-19” in 2021» Russian outlet News-Pravda added in its post.
“The reason we have 1,000 military bases is not for military power. They’re lily pads for smuggling. That’s how CIA smuggles gold, guns, drugs, cash, and small children for the elites in the United States!”
‘Donald Trump could use a nuclear weapon against Iran as a GRAND FINALE to declare victory and go home.’
Matthew Hoh, former Department of Defense & State Department Official who resigned over the Afghanistan war.
‘The danger of the use of a nuclear weapon in this war has always been here. I’ve been afraid that the United States would use a nuclear weapon possibly back in April, against say maybe one of the facilities like Isfahan”.
“The idea presented to President Trump: ‘Mr. President, these are low-yield nuclear weapons. They are a fraction of the size of the Hiroshima bomb. There’s hardly any fallout. You can barely even call these a nuclear weapon”.
“And what we can do is we can drop it on Isfahan. That will seal off that facility, and the Iranians will never be able to get to that enriched uranium. And this way, you can declare victory and go home.’
“You could see that same argument can still apply this time, maybe with Pickaxe Mountain or something like that.The idea that it provides for a grand finale for the president of the United States to declare victory and go home”
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CNN – FIRST-EVER radio signal from a planet outside our solar system DETECTED
FIRST-EVER radio signal from a planet outside our solar system DETECTED ‘The signal is evidence of a colossal magnetic field, not intelligent life’— CNN
The planet is 63 LIGHT-YEARS away & the signal is 200 times stronger than Jupiter’s — but scientists don’t know WHY it’s so powerful?
A well-informed source familiar with the matter has revealed new details about the incident related to an Emirati aircraft, saying Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to win the upcoming election is to drag US President Donald Trump into a new quagmire against Iran.
Iranian Press TV and Anadolu Turkish Agency so confirmed the suggestion highlighted by Gospa News on previous updates below in September, 30.
Speaking to Press TV, the regional source said the “absurd scenario” involving the hijacking of an Emirati aircraft bound for the occupied territories from the UAE, followed by its landing in Saudi Arabia, was carried out on Wednesday, three days after Netanyahu travelled to the United Arab Emirates accompanied by several senior military and intelligence officials.
The project, the informed source said, was discussed and finalized during the visit.
Baghdad erupted in celebration as the US-led international coalition formally ended its military mission in Iraq after 12 years.
Crowds gathered in the Iraqi capital, with participants calling the withdrawal a “great victory” and a step toward Iraqi sovereignty. The coalition’s exit follows a phased agreement between Baghdad and Washington reached in 2024.
All links to previous Gospa News posts have been added in the aftermath by virtue of the ties with topics covered
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has filed a sweeping lawsuit against Pfizer and its CEO, Albert Bourla, accusing them of deceiving the public about the safety and transmission-prevention capabilities of Pfizer’s COVID-19 mRNA injection.
The 49-page complaint was filed on October 1, 2026, in St. Lucie County, Florida, and targets Pfizer and Bourla personally under Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.
At the center of the case is an explosive allegation: Pfizer publicly assured Americans that its COVID shot was safe while the company possessed internal and external safety information involving myocarditis, miscarriages, strokes, adverse events, and deaths.
158,893 adverse events in just 10 weeks
According to the complaint, Pfizer’s own adverse-event database contained 158,893 adverse events from 42,086 case reports by February 28, 2021—only about 10 weeks after the vaccine received emergency authorization.
The cover of the complaint (link in the sources)
Yet in January 2023, Bourla publicly stated that Pfizer had seen “not a single [safety] signal” despite billions of doses having been administered.
Florida argues that statement was fundamentally incompatible with information already known about myocarditis and pericarditis.
Florida argues that the existence of this volume of serious adverse-event information undermined Pfizer’s sweeping public safety messaging.
The volume of reports became so large, according to the filing, that Pfizer hired 600 additional full-time employees and expected to hire another 1,800 workers to process adverse-event reports.
Pregnancy and miscarriages
Another major section of the lawsuit concerns pregnancy.
The complaint states that by February 28, 2021, Pfizer had reports involving 458 pregnant women exposed to its COVID vaccine. Of those reports, 248 involved an adverse event and 52 involved miscarriage, according to the filing. Nearly all of the reported miscarriages occurred during the first trimester.
The lawsuit also points to Pfizer’s planned clinical trial involving pregnant women.
Pfizer initially sought approximately 4,000 participants, but the complaint states that only 348 mothers and 335 infants were ultimately enrolled and that the study was terminated early. The women vaccinated in that study were 24–34 weeks pregnant, meaning the trial did not directly provide first-trimester vaccination data.
The complaint further cites the Comirnaty package insert as stating that there are no available data on use before 24 weeks sufficient to inform risks for major birth defects and miscarriage.
Pfizer pushed transmission claims without testing transmission
The second enormous pillar of Florida’s case concerns transmission. Pfizer and Bourla repeatedly told the public that vaccination would protect other people.
In December 2021, for example, Pfizer said that getting as many people vaccinated and boosted as possible remained the best course of action to “prevent the spread of COVID-19.”
The FDA itself stated in December 2020 that there was no evidence at that time that the vaccine prevented SARS-CoV-2 transmission from one person to another, and transmission was not an objective of Pfizer’s trial protocol.
A Pfizer executive later publicly acknowledged that the vaccine had not been tested for stopping transmission before entering the market.
Florida alleges that Pfizer nevertheless used the idea of protecting loved ones as a powerful marketing tool to increase vaccine uptake.
More than $80 BILLION in COVID vaccine revenue
The financial stakes were enormous. The complaint states that Pfizer turned approximately $1.5 billion in research and development spending into more than $80 billion in COVID vaccine revenue.
Pfizer’s vaccine captured nearly 70% of the U.S. and European COVID vaccine markets, according to figures cited in the complaint.
Meanwhile, Bourla received approximately $101.8 million in compensation from Pfizer between 2020 and 2023.
Florida’s complaint goes beyond safety claims and accuses Pfizer of engaging in broader unfair business practices to dominate the COVID vaccine market.
Florida wants the money back
Florida is seeking far more than a symbolic judgment. The Attorney General is asking the court for civil penalties, a permanent injunction against deceptive or unfair representations concerning Pfizer’s COVID vaccine, attorneys’ fees and other relief.
Most significantly, Florida is also seeking disgorgement—legal language meaning Pfizer could be forced to hand back profits connected to conduct the court ultimately determines violated Florida law.
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«With patients bringing their medical information to artificial intelligence (AI) I knew this was bound to a happen. People cannot resist asking for free medical advice. I get requests through social media and email on an hourly basis. If a fiduciary relationship is established, and my advice did not meet the community standard of care in the setting of a bad outcome, I could be sued for malpractice. Why would this not be the case for AI giving out medical guidance».
This is the commentary the American cardiologist Peter McCulloug published on his Substack, *Focal Points*, analyzing a real-life case involving a formal complaint in the US.
The lawsuit is Winters v. OpenAI, Inc., filed July 21–22, 2026, in San Francisco County Superior Court. The complaint is real, the allegations are specific, and the case matters far beyond one pastor’s near-death experience.
Below the detailed report.
OpenAI sued after ChatGPT’s health advice led to medical emergency, lawsuit claims
by Hafsa Naeem Baig – originally published by The International News
A lawsuit has been filed against OpenAI by Scott Winters, a 55-year-old former pastor from Florida, who claims that ChatGPT’s health recommendations led to delayed emergency medical treatment for a life-threatening pulmonary embolism.
He sued OpenAI and its chief executive, Sam Altman, claiming ChatGPT’s inaccurate medical advice kept him from seeking treatment for recurrent dizzy spells, leading him to suffer a pulmonary embolism that nearly killed him.
The lawsuit claims that GPT-4o, an earlier version of the chatbot that OpenAI has since retired, recommended last year that he limit his movement and stay home.
When he asked ChatGPT about a tenderness in his groin, the bot said it was likely not something dangerous. Soon after the day, asking about the tenderness, Winters was hospitalized.
According to the lawsuit, the tenderness was likely a sign of blood clots in his lungs, an ‘embolism’ that doctors said was likely brought on by his lack of movement.
The AI Answer: “ChatGPT is not a doctor and should never be used as a substitute for medical care”
In response, Drew Pusateri, an OpenAI spokesperson, said the company believes AI chat can improve healthcare but that ChatGPT is not a doctor and should never be used as a substitute for medical care.
“Treating chatbots as the whole story behind people’s medical decisions or outcomes oversimplifies a much bigger challenge, and risks getting in the way of people accessing powerful new tools that can aid them in their health journey,” Pusateri said.
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor find themselves at the center of a political clash involving the Israeli Prime Minister, two government ministers, and top intelligence officials. The catalyst is *Naza*, the documentary they presented at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival—a film that, in just a few days, transformed them from acclaimed filmmakers into targets of accusations of treason.
After declaring he would seek to revoke their Israeli citizenship, Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar made a fresh appeal to Shin Bet chief David Zini, urging him to investigate how various materials were obtained. The film features testimony from 24 anonymous Israeli intelligence soldiers denouncing the techniques used by the Israeli military to kill civilians in Gaza.
In a letter to Zini, Zohar asks the agency to investigate whether there was any illegal use of sensitive or classified information.
“When anonymous sources are used to spread serious, false accusations against the State of Israel and the IDF during wartime, it is imperative to establish who is behind these allegations,” Zohar stated. “I have asked the head of the Shin Bet to investigate the source of the material, who provided it, and whether hostile elements were involved,” the minister added.
Reactions from Israeli officials following the Venice screening
Immediately after the documentary film was presented in Venice, Culture Minister Miki Zohar called the film “vile” and announced plans to “act immediately” to revoke the Israeli citizenship of Abraham and Szor.
He accused them of “treason against the State” and of a “self-loathing” that drives them to harm their own homeland in order to garner applause from “antisemites around the world.” Zohar stated that he had contacted senior officials at the Ministry of the Interior and the Population Authority to evaluate revoking their citizenship on the grounds of a breach of loyalty to the country.
Joining the chorus of accusations were Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir—who claimed the film relied on “blood libels and deliberate distortions of reality”—and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who called on the pair to leave the country.
Finally, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu linked the case to broader “antisemitic incitement” and lashed out at opposition political forces.
The Israeli military largely rejected the documentary’s content, maintaining that it could not verify the identities or military roles of the anonymous sources and reiterating that it does everything possible to avoid civilian casualties.
IDF chief floats legal action against ‘NAZA’ film, orders probe of leaked material
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir on Monday instructed the military’s top legal official to examine legal action against the film “NAZA” and those involved in it, saying it defamed the military, and separately ordered an investigation into the leaking of classified material used in its production.
His comments came shortly after IDF Spokesperson Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin issued a statement inviting the documentary’s filmmakers to allow military officials to view the film in full so that the IDF could respond in a “substantive manner.” So far, the military has only reacted to clips of the movie posted online, and has not yet seen the full documentary.
The 80-minute film by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor — whose title is a Hebrew acronym meaning collateral damage — claims to explore AI-powered strikes by Israel in the Gaza Strip it alleges have led to civilian deaths, including testimonies from 24 purported Israeli intelligence soldiers.
The risks of returning to Israel
In the days following the award, Yuval Abraham recounted deleting his social media profiles after being inundated with offensive photomontages targeting both him and his mother; he openly admitted his fear: “Israel is my home… but now, obviously, I am afraid I won’t be able to return.” Abraham had also rejected the idea of positioning himself as a voice of moral superiority, explaining that, as Israelis, they all feel—to some extent—co-responsible for what occurred in Gaza.
The process of stripping Abraham and Szor of their Israeli citizenship—which they hold by birth—is neither swift nor within the sole authority of the Minister of Culture, who lacks the legal power to order it.
Under Israeli law, citizenship can only be revoked in limited cases involving a proven “breach of loyalty” to the State—as established by a 2022 Supreme Court ruling. The procedure requires the Minister of the Interior to submit a request to the Minister of Justice, followed by final approval from a panel of judges. It is, therefore, a lengthy and uncertain process—one that has never before been applied to a case involving journalism or filmmaking.
A more immediate prospect, at least from an investigative standpoint, is Zohar’s request for the Shin Bet to investigate the origins of the material used in the film.
Such an inquiry could lead to investigations into potential offenses related to the disclosure of classified information, carrying criminal consequences not only for the filmmakers but also for the military sources who collaborated anonymously.
Compounding this is the immediate concern for the two creators’ personal safety—a fear fueled by past incidents, such as the assault on Hamdan Ballal following the Oscar win for *No Other Land*.
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by Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio – Gospa News founder and director
UPDATE ON SEPTEMBER, 7, 2026
Iranian Judiciary Findings: The Bombing on a wedding ceremony by a Raytheon Weapon
«The Iranian judiciary has released the initial findings of an investigation showing that weapons used in a US bombing attack earlier this week on a wedding ceremony in the south of the country were American-made», Iranian Press TV Reported yesterday.
The head of the Iranian judiciary’s local branch in the southern province of Hormozgan said on Saturday that projectile fragments scattered around the site of a wedding ceremony on September 1, killing five people including a children, had been examined as part of the investigation, showing they were manufactured by US company Raytheon.
“The nature of the weapons used in the terrorist attack on civilian gatherings in Kohestak, Sirik, has been fully documented using advanced technical analysis tools and image data processing,” said Mojtaba Ghahremani.
Ghahremani said investigators had carried out a meticulous examination of the inscriptions, barcodes, and other details engraved on the projectile remains, leaving no doubt that the munitions belong to the US military.
He said the type of military thermal battery used in the ammunition revealed that it is from a series of high-voltage batteries used exclusively in the flight guidance systems of precision-guided bombs operated by US military forces.
The official said a military identification code, CAGE Code: 96214, registered on the projectile fragments directly links it to the weapons company Raytheon Missiles & Defense, a major US defense contractor and industrial corporation that manufactures weapons as well as military and commercial electronics.
The Massacre perpetrated by an AGM 154-C 500 lb Thermal Glide-Bombe
Much more important than official release is the image and the video from wreckage that at first had induced the experts to identify the weapon as am AGM-84H SLAM-ER cruise missile (read below).
The wreckage of the weapon shows that it is an AGM 154 C glide-bomb produced by Raytheon
On the tiny identification plate there is in fact the writing AGM – I 154 C-I which corresponds to the glide-bomb AGM-154 Joint Standoff Weapon (JSOW) produced by Raytheon under the stamp NAVAIR which is the matrix of the American weapons used in the joint activity formed by the US Navy and US Air Force.
The AGM-154 Joint Standoff Weapon (JSOW) is a glide bomb that resulted from a joint venture between the United States Navy and Air Force to deploy a standardized medium-range precision-guided weapon, especially for engagement of defended targets from outside the range of standard anti-aircraft defenses, thereby increasing aircraft survivability and minimizing friendly losses.
It is intended to be used against soft targets such as parked aircraft, trucks, armored personnel carriers (APCs), and surface-to-air missile sites (SAMs). Prior to launch, it is given a destination through either a predesignated waypoint or a point marked through a targeting pod. It glides, using two wings that pop out for added lift, to the marked destination and dispenses submunitions in a short, roughly linear pattern.
The designation of the Joint Standoff Weapon as an “air-to-ground missile” is a misnomer, as it is an unpowered bomb with guidance avionics, similar to the older GBU-15.
The AGM-154C is Designed to Attack Hardened Targets
But in this specific case, a more sophisticated weapon was used for the attack on the wedding ceremony…
The AGM-154C uses an Imaging Infrared (IIR) terminal seeker with autonomous guidance. The AGM-154C carries the BROACH warhead. This two stage 225 kg (500 lb) warhead is made up from a WDU-44 shaped augmenting warhead and a WDU-45 follow through bomb. The weapon is designed to attack hardened targets. It entered service with the US Navy in February 2005.
The use of this projectile minimally mitigates the implications of the attack ordered by the US Navy by US President Donald Trump; in fact, autonomous guidance oriented by the target’s heat source implies the possibility of an error that the SALM-ER guided cruise missile does not allow.
Below is a live-fire video released by the Royal Australian Air Force demonstrating the actual use of an AGM 154-C glide bomb
But at the same time, it appears to be a completely disproportionate weapon to hit a transmission tower, which, according to leaks from US officials, was the target of the attack (read detaisl below).
Therefore, the hypothesis of a targeted bombing to destroy a civilian home, as on Qeshm Island, remains valid.
This is why Iran has filed an international complaint for war crimes…
Iranian Red Crescent calls for ICC to investigate deadly US wedding attack
Iran’s Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has called on the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate a US missile attack on a wedding reception in the country’s southern province of Hormozgan, which killed at least five people and wounded 68 others.
The deadly incident occurred when shrapnel from a US attack struck a residential building where a wedding reception was being held in the city of Kouhestak, in Hormozgan’s Sirik County on Tuesday.
In a letter to the ICC’s Office of the Prosecutor, the IRCS said the attack raised serious concerns under international humanitarian law and warranted an independent, impartial, thorough and effective investigation.
“Given the reported civilian character of the location as the venue of a family wedding ceremony, as well as the presence of civilians at the site, the incident raises serious concerns under international humanitarian law and warrants an independent, impartial, thorough, and effective investigation,” the organization said.
The IRCS said preliminary information initially indicated that four people had been killed and 67 others wounded. Iranian health officials later raised the toll to at least five fatalities and 68 injuries, with a child among those killed.
The IRCS warned that the number of casualties could rise because some of those wounded were in critical condition.
FIRST POSTED ON GOSPA NEWS ON SEPTEMBER, 4, AT 7,28 AM GMT + 2 (Italy)
A US-made AGM-84H cruise missile among the wreckage after American strike on a wedding
A US-made AGM-84H SLAM-ER cruise missile has been identified among the wreckage following the American strike on a wedding ceremony in Sirik, southern Iran, late Tuesday, adding further evidence of the US military’s role in the attack that killed and wounded civilians.
Weapons analyst Trevor Ball identified the remnants as belonging to the SLAM-ER, a precision-guided, air-launched cruise missile manufactured by Boeing, according OsintWarfare which posted on X the first video of wreckage and was quoted by Al Mayaeedn English Lebanese TV.
Boeing describes the SLAM-ER as being the most accurate air-launched munition in the US Navy’s arsenal;
Enlargement of the piece of a U.S. AGM-84H SLAM-ER among the wreckage in the wedding massacre in Sirik posted on X by @OsintWarfare
Trevor Ball, a former US Army explosive ordnance disposal technician who now works as a weapons technical analyst for Armament Research Services, was among the experts asked by Reuters to examine the photographs and video.
“The damage seen appears to be from a munition which detonated on contact with the roof, or just above the roof,”he said, adding it was apparently a direct hit.
The strike in the small town of Kuhestak on Tuesday killed five people and injured at least 70 others.
The Exclusive Video of the Wreckage
VIDEO LEGEND:
1st footage – The US-made AGM-84H SLAM-ER cruise missile has among the wreckage following the American strike on the wedding cerimony
2nd footage – Children’s slippers lie scattered in the aftermath of the US aggression at a wedding in Sirik, where civilians, including children, were killed and dozens more were injured. Footage from the scene shows slippers belonging to women and children amid the destruction.
After this initial analysis, both Iranian and international sources tried to identify the weapon, with some ballistics experts even launching the bizarre hypothesis that it was a ricochet shot, a hypothesis considered unlikely by most, however.
The Reuter Experts confirmed our Investigation
But one thing seems certain…
«A US munition struck a home hosting a wedding celebration in southern Iran directly, rather than ricocheting from another target, weapons experts who reviewed images and video verified by Reuters revealed» Al Mayadeen reported.
The strike in the small town of Kuhestak on Tuesday killed five people and injured at least 70 others.
So on Thursday, US Vice President JD Vance he was induced to declare that Washington was investigating the incident, despite the initially Pentagon deny of any responsibility…
“We’re investigating it because obviously we care. We want to know,”Vance said during a White House press briefing.
«Four military weapons experts who checked visual material told Reuters that the damage was consistent with a direct strike rather than secondary damage caused by a munition ricocheting from another target. Three of the experts stressed that the weapon was likely American rather than a misfired Iranian air defense missile» Al Mayadeen added many hours after its and our first articles posted on September 4, at 7,28 AM GMT + 2 (Italy)
The main room of the weddin cerimony in Sirik
Two US officials, speaking anonymously, said the US military had conducted strikes near Kuhestak on Sept. 1, with the town’s telecommunications tower as a specific target.
Satellite imagery places the tower about 135 meters from the wedding site. Iranian media reported that the tower was struck at about 9:30 pm local time.
But the same expert Trevor Ball debunked US Official speculation…
“The visible blast damage could not result from fragments from the nearby strike on the communications tower striking the area,” he stressed.
A Likely Trump’s US Navy Deliberate Massacre on Iranian Wedding
AGM-84H SLAM-ER cruise missile is a weapon designed for precise strikes and can be retargeted during flight by a human operator.
Therefore, if it were confirmed that this very powerful rocket, the wreckage of which was found on site, was used, the issue would take on an unprecedented gravity.
But in Tehran, there is a very serious religious theocracy, armed above all with hypersonic missiles, and perhaps even nuclear ones, donated by Russia, China, or North Korea…
Speaking about the attack, Head of Iran’s Expediency Discernment Council Sheikh Amoli Larijani said, “The crime in Sirik and the killing of unarmed women and children embody the savage nature and deceptive self of the United States, and expose the falsehood and audacity of those who trade in human rights.”
Sirik mourns victims killed in US attack, including a 4-year-old
A four-year-old child was among four people laid to rest in the southern Iranian city of Kuhestak on Thursday, as grieving families and residents gathered to bid farewell to loved ones killed in a US attack on the area, Al Matadeen Lebanese TV reported.
The funeral ceremonies in Kuhestak, in Sirik County of Hormozgan Province, began at 4 pm from a street at the city’s entrance, with mourners walking together toward the city’s Martyrs’ Cemetery, where the victims were laid to rest.
The authorities identified the four victims as four-year-old Amirali Karimi, 16-year-old Mohammad Mollahi, 43-year-old Kolthoum Mollahi Nezhadnia, and 50-year-old Zarkhatoun Taheri.
According to the announced figures, the US aggression left 68 people injured, several of whom remain under medical treatment. Al Mayadeen’s correspondent reported that the death toll from the US aggression targeting the wedding ceremony in Sirik had risen to five.
VIDEO – “Horrific, appalling”: Iran urges UN Security Council to condemn deadly US attack on wedding ceremony
Iran has called on the UN Security Council to condemn an unprovoked and deadly US attack on a residential home hosting a wedding ceremony in southern Islamic Republic that led to the martyrdom of five civilians, including a four-year-old child, and injured more than 70 others.
Gholamhossein Darzi, the Islamic Republic’s ambassador and chargé d’affaires to the United Nations, made the appeal in a letter addressed to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the president of the Security Council on Wednesday following a new wave of such American strikes targeting southern Iranian cities, which together claimed the lives of at least 18 people and wounded 108 others.
IRGC vows Revenge for US wedding attacks: “will never go unanswered”
The chief commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has said that the blood of those killed in a US attack on a wedding ceremony in Kouhestak, Hormozgan Province, “will never go unanswered” and that it will ultimately “catch up with those who ordered and carried out this heinous crime.”, Iranian Press TV wrote.
State media reports debris recovered from a home attacked in southern Iran during a wedding celebration was “most likely” from a US-made, AGM-154 Joint Standoff Weapon – a guided-glide munition, also Al Jazeera reported before the exatly identification as pieces of a US-made AGM-84H SLAM-ER cruise missile
Broadcaster IRIB said images released by US Central Command of attacks in southern Iran showed a F/A-18 Super Hornet loaded with a similar munition.
Another Trump’s Heinous War Crimes in Iranian Genocide caused US Troops Deaths
The targeted house was 200 metres (650 feet) from a communications tower, and the strike could not have been an error given the munition’s accuracy, reports said.
The Sirik strike came amid a renewed wave of US aggression against Iran, with American forces targeting sites across the country’s southern provinces.
Iranian authorities reported attacks on Bandar Abbas, Jask, Minab, Chabahar, Konarak, Lengeh, Qeshm Island, and other areas, including communications and service infrastructure.
The escalation prompted Iran to launch retaliatory missile and drone strikes against US military positions across the region, including bases in Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait, the UAE, and Erbil, in which several US troops lost their lifes in the name of Trump’s Zionist.
The heinous Trump’s Military strikes on civilians in Iran caused a genocide of more than 7 thousand people.
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