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Arresting Takfiri terrorists
Iran’s intelligence agency says it has so far arrested 26 Takfiri terrorists in connection with a recent attack in the southern city of Shiraz. The minister says that the detainees are citizens of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Tajikistan and Afghanistan. The service says that the terrorist who organized the terrorist attack is from the Republic of Azerbaijan. According to the report of the department, some of the prisoners were plotting to carry out acts of terrorism in different cities including the town in the southeast of Zahedan. The department has vowed that its operations will continue until all the people behind the incident in Shiraz are identified and punished. It saw a gunman enter the shrine of Shah Cheragh and opened fire on the pilgrims, killing twelve and injuring 21 others. The Daesh terrorist group claimed responsibility.
US plans in Yemen
Yemen’s Ansarullah movement warns that the US and the UK are preparing for a new round of escalation in the Arab world. A senior official of Ansarullah says that Western military delegations, including the US, visited Yemen last week. Ali al-Ghahoum made these comments in an interview with the Lebanese news network Al-Mayadeen. Meanwhile, according to Yemeni media, the US delegation is focused on the province of Hadhramaut to access its oil. Ansarullah accuses Saudi Arabia, the UAE and its allies of looting Yemen’s oil and other natural resources. Recently, it launched a drone attack on a southern oil port. It said the attack was aimed at thwarting attempts to invade Yemen.
UN climate conference
World leaders are expected to meet in Egypt for the COP-27 climate talks, with the reduction of emissions and funding to fight global warming on the agenda. About 110 heads of state and government are expected to participate in two days of UN talks in Sharm el-Sheikh. At the opening ceremony on Sunday, the delegates agreed to discuss a funding package for developing countries to combat the climate crisis caused by rich countries. Participating countries have also been urged to stick to their climate change commitments despite the financial challenges they may face. The COP-27 summit comes amid criticism that progress on curbing emissions has not been enough since the previous event in Scotland.
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