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Iran e-warfare exercise
Iran’s army has held large-scale electronic warfare drills in the country’s central areas.The navy, ground as well as air forces and defenses of the army took part in the exercises. The drills involved assessing various types of systems used in electronic warfare. They included fixed, mobile, ground-based and airborne systems. The exercises also featured the Iranian army’s manned and unmanned drones, micro aerial vehicles and other military equipment. The commander of the drills said Iran is boosting its defensive and offensive capabilities. Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari stressed that Iran has no intention to attack any country but would respond decisively to any aggression.
Attack on al-Aqsa
The Hamas resistance movement has vowed a swift response to Israeli attacks against Palestinian worshipers at al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied al-Quds. A Hamas spokesperson described the raids as a violation of sanctities and freedom of worship. He added that the Israeli regime is deluded if it assumes it can force the Palestinians to leave by committing such crimes. On Friday, Israeli forces attacked Palestinians at al-Aqsa Mosque with tear gas and rubber bullets. At least eight Palestinians, including an elderly person, were injured. In recent months, the Israeli regime has intensified its crackdown on Palestinians in the occupied territories, launching daily raids and attacking al-Aqsa. At least 230 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces this year.
Plight of Rohingya Muslims
Rohingya Muslim refugees in Bangladesh have been marking the sixth anniversary of their exodus from Myanmar following a military-led crackdown. Large crowds gathered in the district of Cox's Bazar, which is considered the largest refugee camp in the world. A community leader addressed the emotional crowds, who see no future for themselves. Rohingyas have been denied citizenship in Myanmar and live in dire conditions in Bangladesh’s overcrowded camps. Hundreds of thousands of them crossed into Bangladesh in 2017, after a crackdown by Myanmar’s military and Buddhist groups, which included mass killings and gang rapes as well as arson attacks. The UN has described Rohingya as the most persecuted minority in the world and their tragedy as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing.
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