The Iran-Israel conflict presents itself as a strategic opportunity for Russia and China, rather than a direct military intervention. Russia aims to maintain its political influence in the region and put pressure on the West, while China aims to achieve energy security and economic stability within the framework of the "One Belt, One Road" project.

Iran has carried out a series of targeted strikes against the Zionist regime, opening a new phase of hybrid warfare. Instead of large-scale attacks, it is using targeted, deliberate and unexpected strikes to deprive the enemy of the ability to respond quickly. Even the enemy's elite units were caught off guard by the attack - the strikes bypassed the Iron Dome system, the sirens fell silent, and the missiles and drones reached their targets without warning.

On Friday morning, Israel launched a series of airstrikes on Iran's nuclear program and ballistic missile launch sites, escalating a long-running standoff that could lead to a wider war in the Middle East. In turn, Iran has fired drones and ballistic missiles into Israel, undermining the Zionist Iron Dome air defense system's "mythical shield." So what happens next? Will other Middle Eastern players join the armed conflict?

Tensions between Iran and Israel are rising. On Friday morning, the invading Israeli air force launched airstrikes on several important sites in Iranian territory. This fact is causing serious discussions among international experts and analysts. In particular, military analyst General Fayez al-Dweiri told Al Jazeera that Iran's nuclear facilities are located very deep in the mountains. This makes it much more difficult for the Zionists to target and destroy them.

Society is a living organism, and it is also subject to the same diseases and vices that an individual may suffer from. Just as governments try to protect individuals from deadly diseases and vices, pure, humane cultures and laws also try to protect societies from socio-moral diseases. It is with the help of these cultures and laws that a nation becomes strong and can fulfill its responsibilities with determination. In this way, a nation stands firm against the factors that lead to human destruction. It lives in the bosom of safety that can accommodate everyone, in the bliss that surrounds all humanity. Gradually, like the angels in heaven, it moves away from danger and sorrow and achieves spiritual peace.

The Immigration Department said that the deportation decision was made against Tursunov, citing "threat to public order and security." However, this claim has no legal or clear basis in the eyes of either the competent institutions of the Republic of Turkey or the international community. Tursunov has not committed any acts that violate public order in Turkey, Uzbekistan or any other country, and he has not been held criminally liable for any offense.

A startling and deeply disturbing new poll shows that not only the Israeli government, but also a large portion of the Israeli public, supports the extermination of the Palestinians.

The 180-day waiver announced by Rubio is not a repeal of the Caesar Act, but a temporary suspension of its implementation. It allows foreign governments and businesses to participate in reconstruction efforts and invest in Syria without being subject to U.S. sanctions.

The roots of this hypocrisy go back to the 1980s, when the US, through the CIA's Operation Cyclone, armed and trained Afghan mujahideen, including individuals such as Gulbuddin Hekmatyar and Jalaluddin Haqqani. Funded by Pakistan's ISI, these "freedom fighters" later became Al-Qaeda and the Taliban.

According to an article published by The Times of Israel on May 20, 2025, US President Donald Trump is "disappointed" by the war in the Gaza Strip and is demanding that the Israeli government end the war. We will first introduce The Times of Israel's article in Uzbek, and then try to provide additional comments and conclusions.