Israel bombed Evin Prison
- world
- 12:56
As the war between Iran and Israel entered its 11th day, Evin Prison in Tehran, where political prisoners are held, was targeted by an Israeli airstrike.
As the war between Iran and Israel entered its 11th day, Evin Prison in Tehran, where political prisoners are held, was targeted by an Israeli airstrike.
Following the attacks launched by Israel against Iran on 13 June, the regime increased its repression against the people in Rojhilat (West Kurdistan).
The Ministry of Interior of Ukraine announced that Russia attacked Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, with missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles during the night, and at least 4 people lost their lives.
Making a statement after the US attack on Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said, "This action will change history."
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that his country, together with France and the United Kingdom, has made a joint proposal to Iran for negotiations on its nuclear programme, adding that military confontation must end.
The deaths of female migrants on the migration route from West Africa to Europe have increased recently.
As the Israeli-Iranian conflict entered the third day, Israel carried out new attacks targeting Iran’s nuclear programme. ,
Israel attacked to Iran once again. It was noted that the attack was targeted near the airport in the city of Tabriz.
Iran's Permanent Mission to the United Nations asked the United Nations Security Council to convene urgently against Israel's attacks.
"I recognize and support Öcalan's and the PKK's decision to chart a new course towards peace and democracy," American political theorist Michael Hardt said in a statement on Abdullah Öcalan's call.
The Israeli army announced that Iran directed more than 100 drones against Israel.
Swiss BastA! Party announced its support for the “I want to visit Abdullah Öcalan” campaing launched by EFFP.
According to the May report of Iran Human Rights Organisation, at least 152 people were executed.
CPJ announced that 181 journalists, including 173 Palestinian journalists, have been killed due to Israeli attacks since 7 October.
Mir Yar Baloch, who announced the declaration of Balochistan's independence, stated that Pakistan's pressure increased after the decision and that they will resist until the "occupation" ends.