News in Brief - Thu, Sep, 03, 2015 - 21:30 GMT
1. Iran has strongly condemned a recent double bombing at a mosque in the Yemeni capital Sana’a that killed 28 worshippers.
2. Saudi Arabia is pressing ahead with its aerial bombardment of Yemen, causing more death and destruction in the impoverished Arab nation.
3. The Human Rights Watch has slammed Saudi Arabia for failure in improving its human rights record.
4. A US drone strike has killed at least 32 people in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Paktia. Afghan officials say those killed in the attack were Taliban militants.
5. The Leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolution says the US is seeking to annihilate regional resistance movements and to dominate Syria and Iraq.
6. Refugees in Hungary are desperate and frustrated after a two-day pause before boarding trains heading for Western Europe.
7. Moscow has called the presence of US military servicemen in Ukraine as a flagrant violation of the Minsk agreement reached between Kiev and pro-Russia forces.
8. A draft resolution on raising the Palestinian flag at the UN is set to be adopted next week. The draft is expected to garner a majority of votes in the 193 nation forum.
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