China, Iran, Russia hold joint naval drills in Middle East
China, Iran and Russia conducted joint naval drills Tuesday in the Middle East, offering a show of force in a region still uneasy over Tehran's rapidly expanding nuclear program and as Yemen's Houthi rebels threaten new attacks on ships.
China, Iran and Russia continue joint naval drills in Gulf of Oman
China, Iran and Russia have conducted joint naval drills in the Middle East. Called the Maritime Security Belt 2025, the exercises took place in the Gulf of Oman near the strategic Strait of Hormuz, the narrow mouth of the Persian Gulf through which a fifth of all crude oil traded worldwide passes.
Iran is using their Fajr-5 Multiple Launch Rocket System to place naval mines in the Persian Gulf. This mine deployment has only been tested during naval exercises. If used in an actual conflict the ...
According to Iranian state media, Qatar said that “Persian Gulf states will run out of drinking water in three days if Iran’s ...
The United Nations nuclear watchdog called on the US and Iran to begin talks, suggesting that US President Donald Trump holds ...
The ship, which was flying the Portuguese flag, is owned by the Zodiac Group. The owner of Zodiac, Eyal Ofer, is a well-known ...
Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani has issued a stark plea to the United States and Israel to ...
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Iran held military drills from late December to late February, seeking to deter US, Israeli attacks after those nations ...
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