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"We must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," The tit-for-tat strikes follow what the U.S. called an Iranian attack on the world's largest crude-processing plant and oil field.Last summer, the U.S. blamed Iran for the predawn strikes in Saudi Arabia that forced the kingdom to shut down half its production operations.
Image Credit: Fars News Agency. Iran maintains that it was not behind the attacks.In September, Saudi Arabia's Defense Ministry said Saudi coalition spokesman Col. Turki al-Maliki said during a press briefing in Riyadh that all military components retrieved from the oil facilities "point to Iran. WASHINGTON — Iran said Wednesday that it successfully launched the nation's first military satellite, another move in the heightened tit-for-tat fight between Washington and Tehran over the regime's missile programs.
officials have long feared that Iran's pursuit of developing satellite technology is a cover for ballistic missile activity. "As long as I am president of the United States, Iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon," Trump said speaking from the grand foyer of the White House.But he suggested that the U.S. is open to negotiations with Tehran. Image Credit: Fars News AgencyIslamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) forces obtained images taken by the country’s ‘Noor’ or ‘Light’ satellite of a US military base in the region during a military exercise south of Iran, according to media reports.According to IRGC-linked Tasnim News Agency, on the second day of Payambar-e Azam 14 (The Great Prophet) war game the IRGC analyzed the images captured and sent by the Noor satellite from the war game zone.The Iranian satellite, which was launched into space in April, has also taken images of other areas in the region using aerial image mosaicking, including the Al Udeid Air Base US military base in southwest of Doha, Qatar, according to the state-run Fars News agency.Iran has been touting the capabilities of the Noor satellite, however, US Space Force commander Gen. Jay Raymond has been quoted as saying that “Iran states it has imaging capabilities—actually, it’s a tumbling webcam in space.”By Nishant Rajeev and Karthik Nachiappan* India recently banned 59 mobile applications of Chinese origin, including Tik Tok and WeChat.Get Eurasia Review’s insightful news, analysis and opinion delivered directly to your email. Then please consider donating today to ensure that Eurasia Review can continue to be able to provide similar content.Iran Says Noor Satellite Captures Images Of US Military BaseWe use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website.
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