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Iran’s largest navy ship the Kharg sank on Wednesday after catching fire in the Gulf of Oman, but the crew were safely rescued, Iranian media reported.
No further explanation was given for the latest incident in a region of sensitive waterways, where there have been accusations of attacks on ships owned by arch-enemies Iran and Israel.
State TV said the fire on Iran's highest-tonnage naval vessel started around 2:25 a.m.on Wednesday (21:55 GMT) near the Iranian port of Jask, where it was on a training mission.

Izgorio brod ratne mornarice, sad gori i rafinerija
Veliki požar izbio je danas u rafineriji u južnom delu Teherana.

Naftali Bennett looks set to serve as Israel’s next prime minister. Who is he?

Here are five things you should know about him:pic.twitter.com/kYlOGQWREO

— AJ+ (@ajplus) June 2, 2021

Janko Suvar wrote:

alexa show me how the Israeli right wing pretty explicitly imagines itself as part of a white supremacist continuum but make it a pixar knockoff pic.twitter.com/3BbY5XNQFT

— Saladin Ahmed (@saladinahmed) May 21, 2021

#Iran Interior Minister announces final result of presidential election: 28,933,004 total votes which sets the turnout at 48.8%. Raisi won 17,926,345 votes, Mohsen Rezaei 3,412,712, Hemmati 2,427,201, and Ghazizadeh 992,918 votes. Invalid votes were 3,727,870. pic.twitter.com/dE0weQ2Lkg

— Abas Aslani (@AbasAslani) June 19, 2021

An ultraconservative judiciary chief appears to have the only real chance of winning after a council of powerful clerics disqualified virtually all the other viable candidates...
Many moderate-leaning Iranians appear to be planning to sit the election out, according to polls, commentary and interviews. They were already deeply disillusioned with candidates from the more moderate reformist movement who pledge to change Iran from within the existing system, rallying votes only to fail to deliver once elected.
But then the Guardian Council disqualified a number of prominent politicians — including the current vice president, former speaker of Parliament, a former president and a former minister — from both reformist and conservative factions.
That led many to conclude that the elections were engineered to produce victory for Mr. Raisi, known for his strict conservative views and what rights activists call a dire record of human rights abuses including mass executions. He has been sanctioned by the United States.

Responding to today’s announcement declaring Ebrahim Raisi as Iran’s next president, Amnesty International’s Secretary General Agnès Callamard said:
“That Ebrahim Raisi has risen to the presidency instead of being investigated for the crimes against humanity of murder, enforced disappearance and torture, is a grim reminder that impunity reigns supreme in Iran. In 2018, our organization documented how Ebrahim Raisi had been a member of the ‘death commission’ which forcibly disappeared and extrajudicially executed in secret thousands of political dissidents in Evin and Gohardasht prisons near Tehran in 1988. The circumstances surrounding the fate of the victims and the whereabouts of their bodies are, to this day, systematically concealed by the Iranian authorities, amounting to ongoing crimes against humanity.
‘As Head of the Iranian Judiciary, Ebrahim Raisi has presided over a spiralling crackdown on human rights which has seen hundreds of peaceful dissidents, human rights defenders and members of persecuted minority groups arbitrarily detained. Under his watch, the judiciary has also granted blanket impunity to government officials and security forces responsible for unlawfully killing hundreds of men, women and children and subjecting thousands of protesters to mass arrests and at least hundreds to enforced disappearance, and torture and other ill-treatment during and in the aftermath of the nationwide protests of November 2019.
“Ebrahim Raisi’s rise to the presidency follows an electoral process that was conducted in a highly repressive environment and barred women, members of religious minorities and candidates with opposing views from running for office.
“We continue to call for Ebrahim Raisi to be investigated for his involvement in past and ongoing crimes under international law, including by states that exercise universal jurisdiction.
“It is now more urgent than ever for member states of the UN Human Rights Council to take concrete steps to address the crisis of systematic impunity in Iran including by establishing an impartial mechanism to collect and analyse evidence of the most serious crimes under international law committed in Iran to facilitate fair and independent criminal proceedings.”

Žene iz Srbije u sirijskom kampu Al-Roj
Prema saznanjima nevladinih organizacija IMPULS iz Tutina i ASTRA iz Beograda, 26 žena i djece, državljana Srbije, nalazi se u kampu Al-Roj, na sjeveroistoku Sirije.
Prema saznanjima nevladinih organizacija IMPULS iz Tutina i ASTRA iz Beograda, 26 žena i djece, državljana Srbije, nalazi se u kampu Al-Roj, na sjeveroistoku Sirije. Kažu da su izloženi torturi i da im je ugrožen život. Neke od njih su im se obratile za pomoć jer su sve molbe nadležnim u Srbiji ostale bez odgovora. Naša ekipa razgovarala je sa majkom i sestrom dviju žena koje se nalaze u kampu.

https://balkans.aljazeera.net/videos/2022/2/12/zene-iz-srbije-u-sirijskom-kampu-al-roj

ficfiric wrote:Da su Srpkinje i pravoslavke citali bismo o njima u svim novinama, njihovo spasavanje bi bilo glavna tema na Vucicevim kzn-ovima a posto nisu, posto pripadaju nizoj rasi, sta nas briga za njih

Sotir wrote:

ficfiric wrote:Da su Srpkinje i pravoslavke citali bismo o njima u svim novinama, njihovo spasavanje bi bilo glavna tema na Vucicevim kzn-ovima a posto nisu, posto pripadaju nizoj rasi, sta nas briga za njih

Онако, сумњам.

О овој екипи што је ишла у Донбас се није писало кад су упадали у срања.

ficfiric wrote:Ove devojke nisu isle da ratuju. Udale su se tamo, imaju decu. Pusti prilog