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The USIsraeli assassination of Irans leaders and the erosion of international law

· 6 min read

The US-Israeli assassination of Iran’s leaders and the erosion of international law

MADRID – The confirmed assassination of Ali Larijani on March 17, 2026, following the extrajudicial assassination of Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei eighteen days earlier, represents more than a military escalation. It highlights the selective fragility of the post-1945 international legal order.

The US-Israeli assassination of Iran’s leaders and the erosion of international law

Condolences and condemnations pour in after Larijanis martyrdom

· 9 min read

Condolences and condemnations pour in after Larijani's martyrdom

TEHRAN — Responding to the assassination of Ali Larijani, a towering figure in Iranian politics and the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Iranian officials, statesmen, politicians and regional allies have expressed profound grief, condemned the attack as an act of terrorism, and reaffirmed their resolve to continue the path of resistance against Israel and the U.S. as the aggressors.

Condolences and condemnations pour in after Larijani's martyrdom

Massive public funeral bids farewell to Irans security chief Basij chief and Dena victims

· 3 min read

Massive public funeral bids farewell to Iran’s security chief, Basij chief, and Dena victims

TEHRAN – Hundreds of thousands of residents of Tehran gathered in the capital’s main squares, defying ongoing U.S. and Israeli bombardment, to attend a funeral ceremony for Iran’s Security Chief Ali Larijani, Basij commander Brigadier General Gholamreza Soleimani, and the victims of an unlawful U.S. attack on Iran’s Dena destroyer in the Indian Ocean.

Massive public funeral bids farewell to Iran’s security chief, Basij chief, and Dena victims

Iran poised to respond to USIsraeli strikes on energy infrastructure

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Iran poised to respond to US-Israeli strikes on energy infrastructure

TEHRAN – Iran is preparing to retaliate against a U.S.-Israeli attack that struck parts of its refining facilities in the southern port city of Asaluyeh on Wednesday morning. The targeted installations process a significant portion of natural gas extracted from South Pars, the world’s largest gas field, located on the maritime border between Iran and Qatar in the Persian Gulf.

Iran poised to respond to US-Israeli strikes on energy infrastructure