Friday, October 23, 2026

Iran war becomes Trump's nightmare; fear of losing 10 seats in Senate election


      The economic impact of the Iran war, inflation and President Donald Trump's popularity are affecting the election campaign


      Ahead of the mid-term elections in the United States on November 3, 10 Senate seats have become the center of important competitions.


      According to an analysis by the American broadcaster CNN, the economic impact of the Iran war, inflation and President Donald Trump's popularity are affecting the election campaign.
The candidates of the opposition Democratic party seem to be gaining an advantage over the candidates of the ruling Republican party supported by Trump.
   

  In North Carolina, Democratic candidate Roy Cooper is in a better position than his opponent Michael Whatley, while in Ohio there is a tight competition between former Senator Sherrod Brown and Jon Husted. In Alaska, the seats of Mary Peltola and Dan Sullivan are also in the center of attention.
 

   In Maine, Republican Senator Susan Collins faces a tough challenge from Democrat Troy Jackson. The race between James Tallarico and Ken Paxton in Texas is also close, while all eyes are on the race between Abdul Sayeed and Mike Rogers in Michigan.
Josh Torik and Ashley Hanson in Iowa, Adam Hamilton and Roger Marshall in Kansas, Chris Pappas and John Sununu in New Hampshire, while Jon Ossoff and Mike Collins in Georgia are the main candidates.
  

   CNN has also counted Nebraska, South Carolina, Minnesota and Mississippi as states where unexpected results may come out. These elections will determine which party gains the upper house of Congress.
    

 According to the report, both parties have been spending more than $300 million in total on election advertising in these 10 seats in the last two weeks, and the balance seems to be heavy in favor of the Democrats.
 

  CNN also clarified in its report that its classification is based on the latest election evaluations and political conditions and the situation may change before the vote.

 Iran war becomes Trump's nightmare 


 

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Russia offers cooperation in ending Pak-Afghan tensions and resolving mutual issues


 Russia offers cooperation in ending tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan and resolving issues.

    Islamabad: While addressing the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad on the topic of Pak-Russia relations, Russian Ambassador Albert P. Khureev said that he wants an early resolution of the border tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan and the restoration of border crossings.

    He said that the border closure is affecting trade not only between Pakistan and Afghanistan but also with Central Asian countries and Russia.

    Pakistani Ambassador to Russia Faisal Tirmizi said that infiltration into Pakistan is done from Afghanistan, Afghanistan is a knot that Pakistan and Russia are trying to untie.

   He said that Russia emphasizes on the Taliban not to allow its territory to be used against others, the recent visit of the Russian Interior Minister is proof that there is no difference between the two countries.

   Faisal Tirmizi expressed hope in his speech that next year Russian President Putin will come to Pakistan to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting, and bilateral relations are being improved.

  In addition, former Pakistani ambassador Masood Khan said that now Pakistan needs to be seen as an independent partner, not in the context of India or Afghanistan.


 

 

 

Sunday, October 18, 2026

There is no room for conflict or war in the environment of nuclear weapons, General Syed Amir Raza

 



   The response to any miscalculation will be far greater than the attacker’s imagination, Commander National Strategic Command

      Abbottabad : Commander National Strategic Command General Syed Amir Raza has said that there is no room for conflict or war in the environment of nuclear weapons, the response to any miscalculation will be far greater than the attacker’s imagination.

       Addressing the passing out ceremony at Kakul Military Academy, General Syed Amir Raza said that infiltration from across the border will not be tolerated under any circumstances. The Pakistani forces are always ready to defend the homeland from side to side. Our young men are sacrificing their lives for national security. The cadets have a heavy responsibility for national security, dignity and protection on their shoulders.


        He said that the world is currently going through an uncertain situation, where hybrid threats are trying to destabilize sovereign states, there is no room for conflict or war in an environment of nuclear weapons, the response to any miscalculation will be far beyond the thinking and calculation of the attacker.

       General Syed Aamir Raza said that Pakistan played a positive and decisive role in the recent regional tensions, Pakistan's diplomatic efforts and mediation were seen by the whole world, the historic Islamabad Agreement is a reflection of Pakistan's constant commitment to peace and reduction of tension, the Mecca Agreement is a continuation of this vision of lasting peace.

        Commander National Strategic Command said that Kashmir is an unfinished agenda of the partition of India and a matter that needs to be resolved at the global level, Pakistan will continue to fully support the struggle of the Kashmiri people, Pakistan's diplomatic, moral and political support for Palestinian brothers and sisters will remain unwavering. He also stressed on stopping the violation of human rights in Palestine.

General Syed Amir Raza, Commander National Strategic Command


 

Sunday, September 27, 2026

Respect the sovereignty and security of all countries, including Iran: China



 

Chinese Vice President Han Ding presented this position at the UN General Assembly without naming the US.

   In his address to the UN General Assembly, China has stressed respect for the sovereignty and security of the Middle East, especially the Gulf countries, and has called for the end of threats and sanctions against Cuba. Chinese Vice President Han Ding presented this position without naming the US.


  China has indirectly criticized US policies at the UN General Assembly, emphasizing respect for the sovereignty and security of the Gulf countries and has called for the end of threats and sanctions against Cuba.
 

Chinese Vice President Han Ding did not directly name the US in his address to the General Assembly, but his statement came at a time when Washington is increasing pressure on Cuba and there are differences between the US and China even in the context of war with Iran.
 

Han Zheng said that major powers have a special responsibility to safeguard world peace and security and should set an example in upholding international laws and regulations. He said that China's position is that the sovereignty and security of all countries in the Middle East, including the Gulf states, should be respected. 

According to the report, US President Donald Trump warned Chinese President Xi Jinping against supporting Iran during talks in Washington. According to the US ambassador to China, Xi Jinping assured that China would not support Iran. The warning came after reports that Beijing had provided Iran with shoulder-fired air defense missile launchers and that Tehran had found ways to circumvent sanctions on its oil sales with China's help.
 

The Chinese vice president also raised the issue of Cuba in his speech and, without naming the United States, said that the relevant country should immediately stop threatening to use force against Cuba and completely lift the sanctions and blockade imposed on Cuba. Han Zheng said that China calls on the relevant country to immediately stop threatening to use force against Cuba and completely lift the blockade and sanctions against it. According to the report, Cuba's power system completely crashed earlier this month, causing widespread power outages in the country and affecting millions of people.
 

A few hours after the Chinese vice president's speech, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov also spoke at the United Nations, calling on Washington to end the "blockade" of Cuba and lift trade sanctions.
 

Lavrov also called on the United States to remove Cuba from the list of “state sponsors of terrorism.” In his speech, Chinese Vice President Han Deng presented China as a reliable partner on the global stage and a consistent supporter of developing countries. He said that China’s position is that all states, large or small, are equal members of the international community and that global affairs should be resolved through consultation with all countries.


 

Monday, September 21, 2026

Iran's offer,s to Houthis and Saudi Arabia to end war


Decision to withdraw from NPT conditional on US action, regional countries supporting US in attacks on Iran will not be given concessions, Mohsen Rezaei

 

        Tehran,Washington: Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei has said that Iran is considering the possibility of withdrawing from the Non-Proliferation Treaty and a decision in this regard will be made after seeing the future behavior of the US. In an interview with Al Jazeera, Mohsen Rezaei said that Iran is still steadfast in its position regarding the fatwa of its martyred leader Ali Khamenei and there has been no change in it. However, he said that it is too early to say anything about what will happen in the future. Mohsen Rezaei clarified that Iran is currently evaluating whether it should withdraw from the NPT or not. According to him, this decision will depend on the actions and behavior of the United States. On the other hand, Iran's security chief also offered to help end the ongoing war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. He said that Iran genuinely wants to end the war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. He said that if Saudi Arabia and Yemen ask Iran for help, Tehran is fully ready to help achieve peace between the two sides.


I will make a decision on Iran soon, various options are under consideration, including the complete destruction of Iran, US President Donald Trump's threat again

 
        Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has said that he will make a decision on Iran soon, while various options related to Iran are under consideration. According to Trump, the options under consideration include completely destroying Iran, weakening the country economically and making a deal with Iran. The US President said that he is in the decision-making stage regarding Iran, and very big events will happen in the near future. The US administration has previously indicated that it will keep the path of negotiations open along with military pressure on Iran, while the White House has also announced major steps to increase economic pressure on Iran.
The Iranian military central command has said, citing state media, that if a regional country helps or cooperates with a US attack on Iran, it should not expect any concessions from Iran. The Iranian military command says the US should be wary of plans by regional countries to give a green signal for action against Iran.


The Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened under any circumstances until the US fulfills its promises, Baqir Qalibaf
 

       Iran has said that the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened until its conditions are met and the promises made by the US are implemented. Parliament Speaker Baqer Qalibaf said that Iran has to fight a war and negotiate at the same time. Tehran will use military force to confront its enemies, while at the appropriate time, the progress achieved on the battlefield will be consolidated through diplomacy. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghai said that it is Iran's right to attend the UN General Assembly session. The trip to New York does not hold any particular attraction for Iranian diplomats, however, the UN is a global forum that Iran should not leave. According to Baghai, it is Iran's right to attend the UN session and the position of the Iranian nation will be presented there in a clear manner. The New York visit should not be considered a sign of Iran's weakness.


 

Iran war becomes Trump's nightmare; fear of losing 10 seats in Senate election

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