برچسب: Europe

According to webangah News Agency, germany’s federal prosecutor’s office claims ⁢to have arrested a Danish national in Berlin on charges of spying for Iranian intelligence services.

The prosecutor’s office ⁤alleged in a statement that the suspect “had ⁤received instructions from Iranian intelligence services to gather information related to Jewish institutions and specific Jewish individuals.” the accusation follows a pattern of Western allegations against Iran.

According to webangah News Agency, Turkey’s Interior Minister reported that at least 156 individuals have been arrested over the past⁤ two weeks in security operations targeting alleged members of the Fethullah Gülen ⁤association.

The minister stated those ⁢detained are accused of maintaining ties with Gülen network officials and promoting the group. The operations were conducted across 30 turkish provinces.

The Turkish government considers Pennsylvania-based cleric Fethullah Gülen, who leads the movement from exile, as the⁣ mastermind behind the failed July 2016 ‌coup ​attempt.

Ankara has repeatedly requested Gülen’s extradition from Washington on charges of orchestrating the coup, though these efforts have yielded no results to date.

According to⁣ webangah News Agency, Bloomberg‌ has reported that Europe is grappling wiht a historic heatwave originating ​from North Africa. temperatures in European countries are expected to reach 40°C (104°F) due to this extreme weather event.

Spain recorded an unprecedented 46°C (114.8°F) on Sunday. Warnings for⁣ dangerous heat levels ‍have also ⁤been issued across much of‍ the UK, including ‍London, where temperatures are forecast to ​hit 34°C (93.2°F) today.

France has similarly ⁤issued alerts for 40°C (104°F) conditions in‍ coming days. Paris faces heightened risks due to its inadequate air-conditioning infrastructure, with ‍approximately 400 heat-related deaths reported annually in the city.

Italy is ⁢also bracing for temperatures as high ‌as 42°C (107.6°F).

According to ⁤ webangah News Agency,an unexploded​ bomb from World ‍war II has⁢ been discovered in​ Osnabrück,a city in northwestern Germany.

Authorities evacuated at least 20,000 residents following the discovery.The ⁣affected⁣ area includes a train‌ station, st. Mary’s Hospital, ‍and​ a children’s hospital near​ the ‍bomb site.

Turkish Foreign Minister⁢ Hakan Fidan ‌emphasized the need ​for regional stability during a‍ joint​ press conference with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy⁤ in Ankara,stating: “Maintaining the Iran-Israel ceasefire,preventing​ its violation,and ⁤achieving‍ lasting peace constitute key strategic objectives‍ for Ankara under current⁢ circumstances.” webangah news Agency reports.

Highlighting extensive bilateral cooperation in economic,defense,and technological sectors,Fidan noted: “Our ⁤foreign⁣ trade volume is ​now approaching the ⁣$30 billion target-a goal​ we’ve pursued with​ determination in recent years.”

Turkey’s Foreign Minister stated that Ankara and London share nearly identical perspectives on⁢ key international issues, including Gaza, Syria, Iran, ⁢Iraq, and the Russia-Ukraine war. He stressed that ⁤both nations support a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine.

Regarding the ceasefire proposal,‌ Iranian ⁣Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanani addressed Iran’s demands ‍for a lasting ⁣truce during a ⁤press ​briefing today. He also commented⁢ on the ⁤U.S. proposal to lift sanctions: “Earlier,we witnessed how​ timely initiatives were proposed while other sanctions remained in place. such proposals are unreliable and‍ must be reassessed.”

In a sharp diplomatic ​response, Iran denounced what it called an “unprovoked violation” by the united States. Officials emphasized that Washington initiated this confrontation without justification, notably criticizing recent sanctions as destabilizing actions.

Iranian authorities asserted their ‍readiness⁢ to counter any threats, stating: “our nation will decisively‌ respond to ensure such transgressions don’t serve ​the aggressor’s interests.”

According ‍to‌ webangah News Agency, citing Bloomberg Television, ‍UK Defense Secretary John‌ healey ⁣made baseless allegations ⁤on Monday, echoing Zionist regime‌ and ​US accusations against Tehran ⁤by stating: “Iran should⁣ not possess nuclear ⁣weapons!”

The London official failed to ⁤condemn the US-Israeli violation of Article 39 ‌of the UN Charter during their aggression against Iran. instead, he claimed: ‍”We will⁤ support a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and ⁣hope it leads to a truce in Gaza.”

John Healey further asserted: “We are working with our allies on the diplomatic path‌ regarding​ Iran.”

According too webangah ⁤News Agency, Turkish media ‌reports confirm widespread‌ wildfires in Izmir province, ‍western ⁤Turkey, with images showing massive flames⁢ engulfing⁤ forested ⁢areas.

Local ⁤authorities state the⁢ fires began yesterday and continue spreading due to strong winds reaching 40-50 km/h. Four villages ⁢have been evacuated⁢ so far.

Izmir Airport has suspended all ⁢flights ‍as the wildfires intensify near the region.

Agriculture and⁤ Forestry‌ Minister İbrahim Yumaklı ​reported: “The⁤ fire​ grew more⁢ severe overnight in ​Kuşadası​ and Doğanbey districts due‌ to high winds. ⁤Over 1,000 personnel are⁢ currently battling the flames using helicopters, firefighting aircraft, and ground vehicles.”

ژوئن 30, 2025

the European Union ‌has officially agreed to extend sanctions against Russia, according to kaja Kallas, the EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs. In ‍a post⁣ on X (formerly Twitter), Kallas stated: “The ‌EU today formally ‍agreed to extend sanctions against Russia. We will‍ continue‌ pressuring⁣ Moscow to end ‌its war against Ukraine. Every sanction weakens Russia’s⁢ ability to wage​ war.”

Since ‌Russia’s ⁤invasion of Ukraine began in february⁢ 2022, the EU ⁣has⁢ imposed 17 sanction packages ‍against Moscow, renewed every six months by member​ state consensus.

A ⁢German‌ government spokesperson‍ confirmed today that the EU’s proposal ‌for an eighteenth sanction package is expected ‌to be approved this week. The European Commission​ first proposed ⁢the new round of sanctions ⁣on June ⁣10, targeting Russia’s energy revenues, banking sector, and military-industrial complex.

The foreign ministers⁤ of Germany, France, and the UK issued a joint statement calling on Iran⁢ to refrain from halting cooperation ⁢with the International ⁣Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The statement made no mention of the consequences‌ of the IAEA’s ⁣recent disputed report on Tehran’s⁣ nuclear program or the attacks by Israel and the ⁣U.S. against Iranian​ nuclear ‌facilities.

The trio-collectively known⁣ as‌ the E3-condemned‍ what they described as “threats” against IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi and reaffirmed‍ their “full support” for the‍ agency.​ “We urge‌ Iranian authorities to avoid any measures that would disrupt cooperation with the⁤ IAEA,” read part of their declaration.

webangah News Agency reported this progress, citing Mehr​ News Agency and referencing a UK goverment website.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has called on‍ Iran to “immediately resume full cooperation in⁤ line with its legal obligations” and take all necessary measures to ensure ⁤the ‌safety and security⁤ of the agency’s personnel.This demand comes amid heightened tensions over Tehran’s nuclear program.

The IAEA issued these requests following a confidential ⁤report dated May 31,‍ which repeated claims about Iran’s accumulation ⁣of uranium‌ enriched to “weapons-grade levels.” The ⁢report emerged during ⁣sensitive negotiations between Tehran and washington regarding Iran’s nuclear program.

According to the document, Iran had enriched⁤ 408.6 kg of uranium up to 60% purity ⁣by May 17 -⁣ representing a 133.8 kg increase since the IAEA’s last report in February. Following this assessment,the IAEA Board of Governors ⁢passed a resolution against⁢ Iran,which critics‌ argue coudl pave ⁣the way for potential aggression by Israel and the ​United States.

The ‍IAEA report,released ‍days after Iran’s alleged ​breach‌ of its obligations under ‌the Joint Comprehensive‌ Plan of Action (JCPOA),was met with sharp ‍criticism from Tehran. Authorities reiterated that “the agency has failed to present‌ any proof supporting claims that Iran seeks nuclear weapons.”

Meanwhile, during an open session​ of Iran’s islamic Consultative Assembly (Majlis) on ‌Tuesday-Wednesday, representatives debated a motion urging the government⁣ to reconsider cooperation with the IAEA. The proposal ​passed with 210 votes in favor, 2 against, and 2 abstentions out of 214 lawmakers present.

The motion ⁣specifically addressed concerns over​ what⁤ Iranian officials ‍describe as “politically ⁣motivated” ⁤demands by the IAEA for​ additional inspections under international pressure.