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  • Riyadh airport 2026-10-12 20:34

    By staff writer

    Yemen Leaves Riyadh Grounded

    Repeated strikes close Riyadh airport and shatter Saudi air defenses as Ansarallah enforces its 'blockade for blockade' doctrine

    TEHRAN — Riyadh’s airport has been hit five times since Tuesday, October 6, by Saudi authorities’ own count, and the government cannot promise a sixth will not come. On Saturday, a missile struck King Khalid International Airport, killing at least 13 people and wounding more than 300, according to the kingdom. On Sunday, another projectile set Terminal 4 on fire. On Monday, the Saudi civil aviation authority extended the shutdown.

  • Yemen's missile aresnal 2026-10-11 21:52

    By Batool Subeiti

    Yemen breaking the blockade and beginning a new phase

    LONDON – How Ansarallah succeeded in breaking the Saudi-imposed air blockade on Yemen is worthy of attention. The process began with an Ansarallah delegation’s trip to Tehran to attend the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, who was assassinated in a joint U.S.-Israeli air raid on his office on February 28.

  • Yemen's missile 2026-07-14 21:45

    By Garsha Vazirian

    Yemen draws a hard line in the skies, imposes a new equation

    The bombing of Sana’a airport drags Riyadh into a self-destructive strategic trap

    TEHRAN — The desperate Saudi bombardment of Sana’a International Airport on July 13 has backfired, exposing the deep panic of the Riyadh, Washington, and Tel Aviv axis.

  • Venezuela 2025-12-17 19:21

    By staff writer 

    From sanctions to blockade: Trump’s naval coercion of Venezuela

    TEHRAN – U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to order a “total and complete” blockade of sanctioned Venezuelan oil tankers marks one of the most dangerous escalations in Washington–Caracas relations. While the Trump administration presents the move as a sanctions enforcement action, the reality is far more serious: the use of military force to control another country’s trade, outside international law and without global consent.