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Bahraini Islamic Resistance group launches drone attacks against targets in Israel

May 08, 2024 -

The Al-Ashtar Brigades, the paramilitary arm of the political opposition organization the Islamic Resistance in Bahrain, has claimed responsibility for its first attacks on Israel in support of the people of Gaza. The Al-Ashtar Brigades is a designated terrorist organization by the governments of Bahrain, the United States and multiple other nations due to its alleged ties to Iran.

The Al-Ashtar Brigades reportedly launched drones targeting the Israeli ...

Many Arab countries are still funding Israel’s genocide in Gaza

September 16, 2024 -

In fact, data shows that several Arab countries that have normalized relations with Israel, including Morocco, Egypt, Bahrain, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, have been helping Israel get around the blockade and supplying them with important trade routes that allow them to continue making money for their war effort.

According to trade figures for 2024, Israeli imports from Bahrain rose by a remarkable 1161.8% between the months of January and ...

Amnesty International’s Security Lab identifies several dangerous contact tracing apps already in use

June 27, 2020 -

When experts first started talking about using contact tracing apps in order to keep the spread of coronavirus under control, lots of people expressed reservations about just how much such an app might infringe on their privacy. And now that a few countries have already instituted these apps, it would appear that those fears are indeed valid.

Contact tracing apps are normally downloaded onto people’s phones, and when a user comes into contact with a person who tested positive ...

Iran launches retaliatory missile strikes across gulf after U.S.-Israel operation, bases targeted

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Iran swiftly responded to the "broad and joint operation of the United States and Israel against them, prompting retaliatory strikes on Israeli and U.S. military bases across the Gulf region.

According to multiple countries, they had intercepted Iranian missiles, including Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), all of which host U.S. military bases.

In the UAE, the Ministry of Defense said the country had ...

Iran’s drone strikes on Amazon data centers signal new era of cyber-physical warfare

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In an unprecedented escalation of modern warfare, Iranian drone strikes have targeted Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain, marking the first time commercial cloud infrastructure has been deliberately attacked in a military conflict.

The strikes, confirmed by Amazon, have disrupted banking, food delivery and enterprise software services across the Gulf, raising urgent concerns about the vulnerability ...

UAE accuses Iran of holding Strait of Hormuz “hostage,” pushes for an international maritime task force

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has accused Iran of effectively holding the Strait of Hormuz "hostage" and is pushing for an international maritime task force to reopen the critical waterway, according to a Financial Times report. The move comes as tensions escalate in the Persian Gulf following Iran's retaliatory actions against U.S. and Israeli military operations.

The UAE, alongside Bahrain, is now lobbying Western allies to form a coalition ...

Iran and U.S. escalate conflict amid threats to global energy and stability

19 days ago -

Tensions between Iran and the United States reached a dangerous new peak this week as both sides exchanged military strikes and threats, raising fears of a broader regional war with catastrophic economic and humanitarian consequences. Iranian officials issued stark warnings following President Donald Trump's televised address, in which he vowed to intensify military operations if Tehran refused negotiations.

Meanwhile, missile attacks targeted infrastructure ...

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February 16, 2009 - Childhood Stress Induced by Trauma Increases Risk of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

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Excess mortality rates rise as more people get vaccinated

November 24, 2021 -

A study by Dr. Rolf Steyer and Dr. Gregor Kappler found that when weighted with the relative number of inhabitants of a federal state, the correlation between excess mortality in federal states and their vaccination rates is surprisingly high.

The researchers noted in their report that this finding is worrying and "needs to be explained if further policy measures are to be taken with the aim of increasing the vaccination rate."Vaccinated countries have high excess ...

Iranian drone strikes target Big Tech data centers in the Middle East

2 months ago -

In a dramatic escalation of regional tensions, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has launched kamikaze drone strikes against Amazon and Microsoft data centers in the Middle East, marking the first known military attacks on commercial cloud infrastructure in history.

The strikes, which occurred this week in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), underscore a chilling new reality. As global tech firms expand their artificial intelligence ...

Trump announces killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader in joint U.S.-Israel strike, urges Iranian uprising

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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in a major U.S.-Israeli military operation targeting Iran's leadership, President Donald Trump confirmed Saturday in a social media post, calling it the Iranian people's "greatest chance" to overthrow the Islamic Republic.

The assassination, which Trump said was carried out with "heavy and pinpoint bombing," throws Iran into chaos, raising fears of retaliatory strikes and prolonged regional conflict....

African nation wants to join BRICS

March 20, 2023 -

(Article republished from RT.com)

“We made it clear that we would like to become a member of the BRICS,” Christopher Mutsvangwa told Russia’s RIA Novosti news agency.

The official added that his country is interested in developing alternatives to the Western-dominated SWIFT payment network. In his view, BRICS could contribute to that.

Mutsvangwa described BRICS as a new force in international relations, and said he hopes its growth and expansion will continue....

U.K.’s flagship aircraft carrier, the HMS Queen Elizabeth, bows out of NATO exercises following propeller failure

February 07, 2024 -

Valued at $3.7 billion, the carrier had to withdraw from the largest NATO naval drills since the Cold War due to a discovered propeller issue. This setback comes 18 months after the Queen Elizabeth's sister ship, the HMS Prince of Wales, encountered a similar problem. (Related: NATO to hold biggest military exercise since the Cold War amid rising tensions with Russia.)

The timing of these mechanical failures is crucial, given the U.K.'s expanding naval commitments, ...

Saudi Arabia to fine people $133,000 for HIDING health details upon entry

March 12, 2020 -

These measures come after several travelers failed to mention to the authorities that they had visited Iran upon returning to Saudi Arabia via other states in the Gulf. This failure to disclose past travel gave the kingdom its first cases of the coronavirus. Authorities have said that most of their COVID-19 cases come from people who had returned to the country from either Iran or Iraq, or interacted with people who visited one of those two nations.

The Ministry of Interior, ...

Suspected Iranian drone hits U.S. consulate in Dubai

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A suspected Iranian drone struck the parking lot of the U.S. Consulate in Dubai on Tuesday, March 3, igniting a fire and sending thick black smoke billowing into the air, U.S. officials said.

According to BrightU.AI's Enoch, a drone strike is a military operation where an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is used to deliver a payload, typically explosive, to a target on the ground. These strikes can be conducted remotely by operators located far from the ...

U.K. grants U.S. access to military bases for defensive strikes against Iran

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The United Kingdom has authorized the United States to use British military bases for "defensive" strikes against Iranian missile depots and launchers, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Sunday, March 1.

The decision follows escalating hostilities in the Middle East, including retaliatory attacks by Iran after U.S. and Israeli strikes killed its supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and hit multiple targets across the country. In a video statement ...

A region on edge: U.S. warns citizens not to travel amid Middle East crisis

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Escalation Triggers Global Alert

Following the launch of major U.S. combat operations against Iran, the State Department has taken the extraordinary step of issuing a worldwide caution for American citizens, with particularly dire warnings for those in or traveling to the Middle East. The advisory, issued on February 28, comes as a direct consequence of "Operation Epic Fury," a coordinated U.S.-Israeli military campaign that has targeted the Iranian regime....

U.S. evacuates troops as Iran’s nuclear and missile threats escalate tensions in the Middle East

2 months ago -

The U.S. government has ordered the evacuation of military dependents from Bahrain and Iraq amid rising tensions with Iran, signaling heightened concerns over potential conflict in the region. While State Department spokesperson Ned Price insists the move is merely "precautionary," Iran's defense minister has escalated rhetoric, boasting of the country's strengthened military capabilities—including recent missile tests and the deployment of Russian ...

Blinken says the U.S. is determined not to spread conflict in the Middle East, but US missile strikes against Houthis prove otherwise

January 19, 2024 -

"We're determined … that we not see escalation, [and] that we don't have the conflict spread. We've made that very clear," Blinken said on Jan. 10 while in Bahrain. "But of course – if our personnel, if our forces are threatened or attacked, we'll take appropriate steps [and] we'll respond."

The secretary of state also mentioned that the Houthi attacks have been "aided and abetted by Iran," and warned that "if these attacks continue, there will be consequences....

U.S. Navy supply ship RAN AGROUND after captain left to eat dinner and placed junior officer in charge

May 17, 2024 -

The USNS Alan Shepard had completed a maintenance period on July 15 and was headed to a port in Bahrain when she was diverted to an area just offshore to wait for a pilot.

The master took the ship there and then went to eat dinner, leaving the ship in the hands of a far more junior third officer. Not more than 30 minutes later, the Alan Shepard was grounded on a shoal.

The ship's master when it went aground was Adel Desouki, a civilian captain with the Military ...