During their recent meeting, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (Yemen Genocide) reportedly told Lebanese President Joseph Aoun that aid money is contingent on three key conditions:

1) Compliance with international resolutions,

2) Implementation of major reforms and

3) Ensuring funds do not reach Hezbollah.

MbS reportedly stated, “After these steps are taken, we can discuss how to provide assistance to Lebanon.”

Al Akhbar

Zionist spy devices planted by the enemy soldiers in the border towns, South Lebanon, turned later to expose the Zionist forces and their movements.

Those photographing machines, considered to be the eyes of the enemy in the Lebanese territories, are camouflaged in the forms of rocks tree stems, etc.

The Zionist enemy planted those devices at road junctions and near squares, valleys, and important locations in order to capture the movements of any object, vehicle, or human spontaneously and instantly.

The Zionist enemy prepares such devices in the occupied Palestinian territories and get them to be planted in highly-camouflaged positions.

Al-Manar reporter Ali Shoeib obtained one of such devices and disclosed many photos captured and saved by the device. The photos expose the Zionist enemy soldiers and their criminality against one of the mosques destroyed by the Zionist grudge before the withdrawal on February 18, 2025.

Al Manar report

At least four civilians were killed in Latakia, and seven others died in southern Syria during two days of clashes between Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham terrorists and other militants. In Latakia, the HST launched an operation in Al-Datur neighborhood after an ambush by remnants of Assad’s militias, resulting in the death of two HST. The Syrian Observatory reported that four civilians, including construction workers and a school guard, were killed.

In Daraa countryside, three members of the HTS and one local militant were killed in clashes in Al-Sanamayn. Several civilians, including women and children, were injured. The Syrian security forces started a wide campaign to search for suspects and weapons in the area.

Al Akhbar

House Speaker Nabih Berri indicated, in a press interview on Tuesday, that the Zionist occupation army established again a buffer zone in the Lebanese border area with a depth of one to two kilometers.

Lebanon will never accept a new Zionist de facto occupation in the South, Berri confirmed.

Speaker Berri called for a unified national stance that confronts the new Zionist facto, urging the international community to put an end for the repeated Israeli violations of Lebanon’s sovereignty.

Speaker Berri also stressed that Lebanon would never accept any political terms, pertaining to the resistance weaponry, in return for the reconstruction and aid programs.

“Reconstruction must be a national priority without forfeiting the sovereign rights.”

Zionist Defense Minister Israel Katz said on Thursday that Israeli occupation forces were “staying indefinitely” in a buffer zone on the border with Lebanon, adding their deployment there was “situation-dependent.”

Al Manar report

Each MQ9 at $30 million.

The United States has issued a decision placing Yemen on the list of countries to which American citizens are prohibited from traveling, known as the “Do Not Travel” list.


This decision reflects Washington’s concerns about a potential Yemeni response to American escalation and provocations.
According to Travel and Tour World, a specialized travel and tourism magazine, the Trump administration had added Yemen to the list of countries where U.S. citizens are prohibited from traveling. The reasoning behind this decision is linked to fears of Yemeni retaliation against U.S. escalation, which may involve targeting Washington’s unlawful military presence in the occupied provinces. This is the first time the U.S. has prohibited its citizens from traveling to Yemen.

The decision applies not only to U.S. nationals who no longer have a presence in Yemen since the closure of the U.S. embassy in Sana’a years ago, but also to those with American citizenship.

This decision comes at a time when the U.S. is working to bolster its military presence in the provinces of Al-Mahra and Hadramout, signaling Washington’s intention to launch a new escalation against Yemen, which may face firm reactions from the Yemeni armed forces.

However, analysts argue that the enthusiasm of coalition-aligned forces alone is insufficient to achieve US objectives of toppling the Sana’a government. Success would require uniting these factions and resolving internal conflicts to prevent setbacks similar to those experienced by the Saudi-led coalition in past years.

While Saudi-backed forces—particularly those led by the Islah Party—have demonstrated eagerness to align with US objectives against Sana’a due to its support for Palestine against genocide and siege in Gaza, Washington’s calculations differ from those of Saudi Arabia and the UAE in the war on Yemen.

It appears that overcoming divisions among coalition-aligned forces in Yemen is a critical step for Washington in resuming the war. This will require diplomatic efforts and patience to unite these factions, which would serve as the primary force in the war against Sana’a—all ultimately aimed at securing Israel from any future threats.

Al Masirah report

The US State Department has designated Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement as a “Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO),” fulfilling one of President Donald Trump’s first promises upon taking office in January.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Tuesday that the department had restored the designation, noting that Ansarullah’s activities “threaten the security of American civilians and personnel” in West Asia, as well as the safety of Washington’s closest regional partners, and the stability of global maritime trade.

He said Washington “will not tolerate any country engaging with terrorist organizations” like Ansarullah in the name of practicing legitimate international business.

Tuesday’s action by the US State Department is taken pursuant to Section 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended. FTO designations go into effect upon publication in the Federal Register.

In January, Trump officially designated Ansarullah as a terrorist organization, threatening to mobilize its regional proxies against Yemen in an attempt to pressure the Yemeni people to abandon their support for Gaza.

The designation came in response to the Yemeni army’s military operations on Israeli-occupied territories, and assaults on US Navy warships and Israel-linked vessels in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden since November 2023, launched in support of Palestinians being killed by Israel in Gaza.

At the time, Ansarullah derided the decision by the US to label the resistance group a terrorist organization, asserting that being included on the US list of friends would have posed a greater threat than terrorism itself.

It also described the US designation as a misguided effort and a testament to the resilience of the Yemeni people.

PressTV report