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’71 killed by Israeli strikes in Iran prison

Israel’s attack on Evin’s prison in the Iranian capital, Tehran, on June 23 killed 71 people, a spokesman for Iran’s judiciary Asghar Jahangir said Sunday. At the end of an Iranian air war, Israel hit Tehran’s most notorious prison for political prisoners, in a demonstration that it is expanding its goals beyond military and nuclear spaces to target symbols of the ruling system of Iran. “In the Evin prison attack, 71 people testified, including the administrative staff, the youth who do their military service, the detainees, the members of the detainees who visited them and the neighbors who lived in

The Prime Minister discusses the state of the Middle East with the Saudi Arabian envoys

Listen to the article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has confirmed Pakistan’s steadfast solidarity with Saudi Arabia and Qatar on Tuesday as the Middle East regional security status was escalated after Iranian missile attacks on a US military basis in Qatar. Prime Minister Shehbaz met separately with the ambassadors of Saudi Arabia and Qatar to Islamabad to discuss the rapidly evolving situation in the area. Both commitments took place after the Monday night’s strike, which were widely reported to have targeted an American installation in the Gulf, according to the prime minister’s office. Shehbaz met with Saudi Arabian ambassador Nawaf bin

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