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defense-news13 days ago

Israel says Iran’s war-making capacity could be cut 90% within days

Israeli defense officials say Iran’s military-industrial base has already suffered heavy damage and could be reduced by about 90% within days, with strikes targeting missile infrastructure, defense production sites, ballistic facilities, and naval weapons hubs. They also reported attacks on Iranian nuclear-related targets, including a uranium facility and Arak’s heavy-water plant, while Lebanon operations aim to dismantle Hezbollah networks and their financing channels.

Satellite images reveal damage to Iran's Arak reactor amid escalating Israeli strikes
world9 months ago

Satellite images reveal damage to Iran's Arak reactor amid escalating Israeli strikes

Israeli airstrikes in Iran, including a significant attack on the Arak nuclear reactor, aim to dismantle Iran's strategic capabilities, with satellite images showing substantial damage to the facility. The strikes are part of Operation Rising Lion, targeting Iran's nuclear and missile infrastructure, amid ongoing tensions and concerns over Iran's nuclear intentions. The IDF emphasizes its air superiority and preparedness to face threats, while the IAEA urges caution in targeting nuclear sites.

Revival of an Ancient Spirit: The Comeback of a Timeless Classic
food-and-drink2 years ago

Revival of an Ancient Spirit: The Comeback of a Timeless Classic

Arak, an anise-flavored liquor and one of the oldest spirits in the world, is experiencing a revival thanks to a new generation of boutique distilleries. World Arak Day, celebrated for the first time on June 27, aims to raise awareness of the drink and promote its integration in the restaurant world. Arak is a crucial part of Levantine cuisine and is typically diluted with water and ice. Small distilleries are leading the revival, using traditional methods to produce high-quality arak with a refined and complex flavor profile.