YEMEN
Airport in Saudi capital closed after new Yemeni attack
The King Khalid Airport in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, has cancelled all flights after a new explosion was reported at the facility.
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PALESTINE
Israeli forces kill Palestinian near al-Khalil in occupied West Bank
Israeli military forces have fatally shot a Palestinian man in the West Bank, amid surging pogroms by illegal settlers, often supported by the regime’s troops, in the occupied territory.
INTERVIEWS
Trump’s claim on supplying tons of diesel may be political deflection: Analyst
Political analyst, Tim Kirby suggests that Trump’s claim of supplying 300,000 tons of diesel into the global market could be a political deflection.
POLITICS
Pezeshkian vows ‘blind terrorist attacks’ will not weaken Iran’s resolve
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has condemned the killing of a senior police officer in Zahedan, calling for the swift identification of those responsible and vowing that counterterrorism efforts will continue.
POLITICS
Kremlin: Putin conveyed Iran's position to Trump on deal to end war
President Vladimir Putin has told Donald Trump about Iran's position on a possible deal during a phone call on Friday.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Why did former ICC judge Navi Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize provoke fury in Tel Aviv and Washington
South African jurist Navi Pillay’s 2026 Nobel Peace Prize spotlights her decades-long pursuit of international justice, particularly regarding the Israeli-US genocide in Gaza, which has angered both Tel Aviv and Washington.
IRAN FIRST
Iran’s Saman space tug advances liquid-fuel tech, eyeing satellite constellations, higher orbits
Iran is expanding its Saman orbital transfer program with liquid-fuel propulsion, aiming to improve satellite deployment, enable constellation operations, reach higher orbits, and strengthen its domestic space capabilities.
POLITICS
‘Degenerate gambler’: Iran FM says Netanyahu seeks to save himself with ‘US blood and treasure’
The Iranian foreign minister says the Israeli prime minister is desperately trying to evade justice at the expense of American lives and resources.
SAUDI ARABIA
Woman killed as Saudi strikes target regions across Yemen amid escalation
At least a woman has been killed and several others injured in a new series of Saudi airstrikes against multiple locations across Yemen.
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump fumes after Nobel Peace Prize snub despite warmongering policies
US President Donald Trump has attacked the Nobel Peace Prize committee for not receiving the 2026 award.
DEFENSE
Over 50 Iran Army units deployed along borders at start of US-Israeli aggression: Comdr.
More than 50 combat and support units of the Iranian Army’s Ground Force were deployed along the country’s borders at the start of the second US-Israeli war of aggression, the force’s commander says.
NEWS HEADLINES
Press TV's news headlines
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT on October 10, 2026.
YEMEN
Dhubab offensive, media blitz and the rapid unraveling of Saudi-backed coalition’s new gambit
A Saudi-backed offensive toward Dhubab collapsed within hours, exposing false battlefield claims and information warfare failures amid the Yemeni military’s continued advances against mercenary forces.
POLITICS
Leader’s advisor to Rubio: You have ‘no right’ to lecture others on morality
Velayati warns Rubio against “lecturing others on morality” after the US secretary of state tried to disparage the Iranian nation’s steadfastness in the face of aggressors.
PALESTINE
Gaza ceasefire ‘exists only on paper,’ say over 100 international organizations
More than 100 humanitarian and human rights organizations say the so-called Gaza ceasefire “exists only on paper,” citing ongoing Israeli attacks and restrictions on aid and reconstruction a year after the agreement.
POLITICS
Iran must stand firm against bullying, strengthen science and technology: Pezeshkian
Masoud Pezeshkian says Iran must not bow to bullying, stressing the need to strengthen the country’s scientific and technological capabilities.
PALESTINE
Poll shows Jewish supremacist parties gain popularity among first-time voters
A poll has shown rising support for Israel’s Jewish supremacist parties among young people voting for the first time in this month’s Knesset elections.
REPORTS
One year of Gaza 'ceasefire': Peace effort or shield for Israel's genocide?
It has been a year since a US-brokered ceasefire went into effect in Gaza.
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