Iran: Two judges shot dead outside Supreme Court in Tehran
Saturday, 18 January 2025 () The Iranian judiciary said three judges were targeted in what it called an assassination attempt outside court in Tehran. The assailant then reportedly took his own life.
Two Iranian Supreme Court judges were killed in Tehran in a suspected targeted assassination linked to espionage cases. The incident has raised concerns over the safety of judicial figures in the country. Iranian authorities have yet to confirm the full details, but early reports indicate that both...
Iran has issued a stern warning to Israel, cautioning that any further military attacks on Tehran could escalate into a full-scale war. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, in an interview with China’s CCTV, emphasized the country's commitment to diplomacy but assured full preparedness to respond to aggression. As tensions continue to rise between the two nations, Araghchi urged Israel to avoid reckless actions that could destabilize the region further. Could this confrontation spiral out of control, or will diplomacy prevail?
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