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Massive Anti-War Protest in Hague Condemns US–Israeli Actions Against Iran
DID Press: A large-scale demonstration took place in downtown The Hague in opposition to the US and Israeli war against Iran. According to TASS, the protest was organized by the grassroots group “New Peace Movement.” Police estimates indicate that over…
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Pentagon Purge: Women and Black Officers Omitted from Top Ranks
DID Press: A new report from The New York Times has revealed unprecedented tensions within the U.S. War Department. According to the report, the U.S. Secretary of War has removed four senior officers from the list for promotion to general—an…
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Bloomberg Warns: Trump’s Iran Policies May Trigger a New Nuclear Era
DID Press: Controversial actions and statements by Donald Trump, including military threats against Iran and fluctuations in relations with allies, have sparked widespread concerns about the potential expansion of nuclear weapons globally. According to a Bloomberg report, countries such as…
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Afghanistan Emerges as Key Security Partner for Iran Along Eastern Borders
DID Press: Border security is never the result of unilateral action; it stems from cooperation, interaction, and a shared understanding of threats. Afghanistan has demonstrated that neighboring countries can ensure each other’s security through collaboration and mutual respect, offering a…
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Marandi: Pakistan Quad Talks Not Linked to Iran
DID Press: Strategic affairs expert Seyed Mohammad Marandi emphasized that the meeting of foreign ministers from Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia in Pakistan has no connection to Iran, and Tehran’s red lines will remain valid until the end of the…
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57 Afghan Migrants Found Hidden in Truck Tanker in Turkey
DID Press: Turkish police in the northern city of Rize have detained 57 Afghan migrants who were discovered hidden inside the tanker section of a truck. The truck driver was also arrested on human trafficking charges. After completing administrative and…
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Regional War Exposes Iraq’s Structural Weaknesses and Defense Shortcomings
DID Press: A recent report from Shafaq News indicates that the ongoing regional war has once again highlighted deep deficiencies in Iraq’s military and security structures. This conflict, which erupted on February 28, 2026, between Iran on one side and…
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Pakistan, Iran FMs Discuss Peace Diplomacy in Phone Talks
DID Press: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan announced today, Sunday, that Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, held a phone call with Seyed Abbas Araqchi, Iran’s Foreign Minister, emphasizing that dialogue and diplomacy remain the only practical path to…
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73 Acres of Opium Poppy Fields Destroyed in Nimroz’s Afghanistan
DID Press: Local authorities in Nimroz province report the destruction of dozens of opium poppy fields in Chahar Burjak district as part of ongoing anti-narcotics efforts. Officials said that 73 acres of opium cultivation were eradicated in a campaign led…
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Food and Medicine Shortages Hit Nuristan Amid Blocked Roads
DID Press: For nearly two months, road access to Afghanistan’s Nuristan province has been cut off, raising concerns over a growing humanitarian crisis. Mohammad Azam Nuristani, head of the “Nuristan Elders Council,” said that closed routes in the Kamdesh and…
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