Morning News Briefing, 21 Mehr 1405: From the Israeli Prime Minister's Claim That Iran Ordered the Fairford Incident to Pezeshkian's Key Remark That “the Current War Cannot Be Resolved With Rifles and Missiles Alone”

In the upcoming news package, we review the most important news of the past 24 hours together. Read this useful and brief news breakfast.

Representation of the US government in Saudi Arabia: The travel of our employees to the 32 km border between Saudi Arabia and Yemen is prohibited

The official representation of the US government in Saudi Arabia stated: In addition, the travel of US government employees to an area within 20 miles (about 32 km) of the border of Saudi Arabia and Yemen is prohibited. They also need a special permit to travel to all the provinces of Saudi Arabia that border the areas controlled by Ansarullah in Yemen.

Araghchi in a telephone conversation with the Saudi Foreign Minister: The crises in the region have no military solution

Araghchi also emphasized that there is no military solution to the crises in the region. The Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to provide any assistance to help start a dialogue between Saudi Arabia and Yemen and help to reach a political solution.

Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: America's claim that the Strait of Hormuz will return to normal does not match the facts on the ground

Baqaei clarified: The claims of the Americans have no match with what we see in the field of reality. They can still claim that the Strait of Hormuz is no longer effective and that Iran has lost its leverage, but we are doing our job.

The claim of the Hebrew network: about 20 American refueling planes will be returned from the United States to Europe

The Zionist Kan network claimed: about 20 American refueling planes will be returned from the United States to Europe; This action takes place in a situation where speculations about the possibility of resuming the war against Iran have increased.

Ma'ariu Hebrew Media: Estimates by security institutions show that if Iran does not attack now, the confrontation will be postponed until after the elections.

Ma'ariv wrote: The estimates of the security institutions show that if Iran does not attack now, the confrontation will be postponed until after the elections. As the Israeli military prepares for the possibility of renewed conflict with Iran, a series of operational incidents has exposed a troubling problem within the military. Bitter statistics and unanswered questions require a review and a detailed examination of how to operate in the field.

IRGC: The third super tanker was hit and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz.

The public relations of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy announced that this morning the third offending oil tanker of the super tanker type was hit in the Strait of Hormuz and caught fire.

Naftali Bennett, Netanyahu's rival: We will win and oust Netanyahu

Naftali Bennett, the former prime minister of Israel and Netanyahu's rival, said: We will win and we will remove Netanyahu. He will go to his home and we will try to reform the state of Israel; Because Israel is facing a tangible threat and is moving towards suicide in a definite and gradual way.

Zelensky: Everyone knows that the price of diesel depends on the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz, not our attacks on diesel facilities in Russia.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said: "Everyone knows that the price of diesel is not related to our attacks on diesel facilities in Russia." He added: Everyone knows that this issue depends on the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz.

Claim of the British Prime Minister: The incident at the Fairford air force base was almost certainly carried out at the behest of Iran

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham claimed: "I can confirm that our assessment shows that it is very likely that this incident was coordinated in Iran and was almost certainly carried out at the behest of Iran."

Alan Eyre, a former member of the American negotiating team: America may be trying to provoke Iran to strike first

Alan Eyre, a former member of the American negotiating team, wrote: America may be trying to provoke Iran to attack first. The possibility of another round of American attacks against Iran is very high. With the transfer of more US military equipment and troops to the region and reports of Israeli aircraft activity near Iraqi airspace, it is possible that Washington is deliberately testing Tehran's tolerance threshold.

Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia announced today its plans to increase the capacity of its strategic pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz.

Bloomberg columnist Xavier Blass wrote: Geopolitics of oil pipelines: Saudi Arabia has announced today its plans to increase the capacity of the strategic east-west pipeline; The pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz and its nominal capacity is 7 million barrels per day. However, its current operating capacity is likely to be around 6 million bpd after an attack in September knocked out a pumping station.

Gharibabadi: Iran's response to America's concerns about the seven-day ceasefire proposal is still under review

Emphasizing Tehran's readiness to continue negotiations and defend the country, Iran's deputy foreign minister announced that Iran's response to America's reservations about the seven-day ceasefire proposal is still under review and will be announced to the other side through mediators after it is finalized.

Barzani confirmed the mediation between Iran and America; "What is stated in the Axios report is correct, I played this role"

Regarding the Axios news website's report on the mediation of the Kurdistan Region between Iran and the United States, Barzani emphasized: My mediation is correct to a large extent, what is stated in this report is correct, I played this role.

Hojjatole Saidi became the head of the stock exchange once again

At the suggestion of the board members of the Stock Exchange and Securities Organization and the approval of the members of the Supreme Council of the Stock Exchange, Hojjatoleh Sayidi was re-elected as the head of the Stock Exchange and Securities Organization.

Doctors: The war we are facing now cannot be solved with guns and missiles; Worse than that is the economic situation they have achieved

"Today, we are at a dangerous historical turning point," said the doctor. The war we are facing now will not be solved with just guns and missiles; Although those threats exist, worse is the economic situation they have created. We ourselves are obliged to solve people's problems.