Does the elimination of Ismail Khaniya mean the beginning of a big war against Israel? - a talk with Arkady Dubnov at 21:00

Ismail Haniyeh, the political leader of the Palestinian extremist group Hamas, designated as a terrorist by the US and the EU, was killed in Tehran as a result of an Israeli attack. This information was announced by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on the morning of July 31.

Several prominent Azerbaijani politicians have announced their decision not to participate in the early parliamentary elections scheduled for September 1. Among those abstaining are Isa Gambar, chairman of the Musavat Party; Sabir Rustamkhanli, chairman of the Civil Solidarity Party and a deputy of the 6th Milli Majlis; Ilyas Ismailov, chairman of the Justice Party; and Iqbal Aghazade, chairman of the Umid Party.

In a recent episode of the "Difficult Question" program, historian and expert on Middle Eastern and Caucasian issues, Stanislav Tarasov, delved into the potential implications of a strengthened Azerbaijani factor in Iran. According to Tarasov, recent remarks by Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the inaugural address by the newly elected President Masoud Pezeshkiyan indicate a significant shift in Iran's foreign policy direction.

Sentyabrın 1-nə təyin olunmuş növbədənkənar parlament seçkilərində iştirak etmək üçün imzatoplama kampaniyası hazırda davam edir. Hazırda mindən çox şəxsin namizəd olmaq üçün müraciət etdiyi bildirilir.