From Gaza’s devastation and Israel’s growing isolation to its shattered facade of invincibility, Operation Al-Aqsa Flood exposed the vulnerabilities of a US-backed order built on military force and political impunity.
An analyst says US-Israeli aggression against Iran has failed to achieve its key objectives.
Two terrorists were killed in direct clashes with Iranian security forces, while 10 members of the imported terrorist teams were arrested.
A senior Iranian lawmaker has warned the US and the Israeli regime against any miscalculation in launching yet another war of aggression against the Islamic Republic.
Six people from the same family have been killed in a Saudi airstrike targeting a home in Yemen’s northwestern province of Hajjah.
Momeni says a technical delegation will travel to Qatar to continue discussions over the situation of Iranian pilots.
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 09:00 GMT, on October 06, 2026.
General Akraminia confirmed that the domestic production of cutting-edge military hardware never ceased during the 40-day imposed war.
Trump has suggested that Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego, prompting fierce criticism from California leaders.
Protesters clash with riot police in the city of Barcelona after thousands of people took to the streets to demand action on housing affordability.
A senior Iranian diplomat refutes Bahrain’s accusations of wrongdoing, stressing that regional security must be pursued collectively or all countries in West Asia will face insecurity.
On Tehran Day, the Iranian capital honors its martyred Leader, whose leadership shaped the city and country for over three decades.
Yemen’s armed forces say they have maintained full control over all their battlefield gains.
The so-called “Mecca Pact” unites Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan militarily to aggressively defend Saudi royal interests in Yemen, while exposing their failure to mobilize similarly against Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza and West Bank
Brazil is entering the final phase of a highly polarized presidential race with no clear winner after the first round.
As Turkish authorities submerge a 10,000-year-old civilization beneath the waters of the Ilisu Dam, across the border in the Iraqi city of Mosul, local authorities say they have no option but to release substantial amounts of water stored behind the dam to prevent crops from withering in December.
Student protests continue across France over police violence, with demonstrators vowing to maintain their movement amid wider mobilization.
Journalist and political analyst John Bosnitch touches on the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza, describing Israel’s ongoing military campaign as a “genocide in slow motion.”
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