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January 13, 2025

News Desk

Iran offers aid to victims of Los Angeles fires

Listen to the article In response to the devastating fires affecting Los Angeles, Iran has expressed its readiness to help the victims. In a message sent to Cliff Holtz, CEO of the American Red Cross, the Iranian Red Crescent Society expressed its deepest condolences for the tragedy. The message highlighted the global concern sparked by the disaster, which led to loss of life, property and environmental damage. Iran has offered to send specialized response teams, equipment and trained personnel to support firefighting and relief efforts. Stressing the need for international cooperation, Iran reaffirmed its commitment to humanitarian aid regardless of

December 12, 2023

News Desk

WHO protests after patient dies in rescue delay by Israeli troops

GENEVA: The World Health Organization on Tuesday protested Israel’s detention of a medical rescue convoy in the Gaza Strip, saying a patient died during an evacuation held by soldiers who arrested and abused a Red Crescent staff member. In a post on social media platform X, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said a WHO-led mission to bring supplies and evacuate patients from the last partially functioning hospital in northern Gaza was stopped in both directions by Israelis . We’ve got more details on Saturday’s high stakes @WHERE– under mission leadership #Gauze at Al-Ahli Hospital. We are deeply concerned about the

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