Photos: IDF says found launcher, anti-tank missiles used by Hezbollah
The IDF said on Wednesday that it located “a launcher directed toward northern Israel, alongside anti-tank missiles and additional weapons used by Hezbollah.”
These were the photos posted by the military on X.
The IDF also said that Hezbollah members and military infrastructure were struck, “including a command center in which there was a terrorist.”
Iran used Chinese spy satellite to target US bases, FT reports
Iran secretly used a Chinese spy satellite that gave the Islamic Republic a new capability to target US military bases across the Middle East during the recent war, the Financial Times reported.
US Centcom commander says forces have ‘completely halted economic trade’ through sea for Iran
Trump says not thinking about extending ceasefire with Iran
US President Donald Trump told ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl on Tuesday he was not thinking about extending the ceasefire with Iran.
New round of talks with Tehran over ‘next two days’, Trump says
US President Donald Trump said that US-Iran peace talks could resume this week, while Israel and Lebanon agreed to launch direct negotiations, signaling movement on two key fronts in efforts to ease the Middle East conflict.
The parallel diplomatic openings came even as violence persisted, underscoring both the fragility of the process and Washington’s push to stabilize a region shaken by the over-six-week war.
Trump told The New York Post a new round of talks with Tehran could take place in Pakistan “over the next two days,” after saying the day before that unnamed Iranian officials had called him seeking a deal.
At the same time, Israel and Lebanon agreed to open direct talks after meeting in Washington, in what amounted to a rare diplomatic breakthrough between two countries formally at war for decades.
Sharjah nurseries to open tomorrow, private school teaching staff to return today
In an announcement made late last night, the Education authority in Sharjah announced that all administrative and teaching staff in private schools and nurseries across the emirate will resume in-person duties effective Wednesday, April 15. The decision is intended to ensure full operational readiness ahead of the resumption of in-person learning, with a particular focus on conducting mandatory training sessions on emergency and crisis response protocols.
Meanwhile, nurseries in Sharjah will welcome back children starting Thursday, April 16.
Source: Khaleej Times