Pars Today – The spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the disrespectful behavior of the U.S. government towards migrants.
Esmaeil Baqaie, the spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, described the disrespectful treatment of migrants, including some Iranian citizens, by the U.S. government as unjustified and contrary to human rights norms.
According to Pars Today, Esmaeil Baqaie emphasized the importance of adhering to international norms regarding the treatment of migrants, stating that harsh and inhumane treatment of Iranian citizens is unacceptable. He stressed that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in accordance with its legal duties, spares no effort in protecting the rights of Iranian citizens. Accordingly, appropriate instructions have been issued to Iran’s Interest Section in Washington and other Iranian diplomatic and consular missions in South America to assist any Iranian nationals expelled from the U.S.
Iran | Advancing Artificial Intelligence in Iran’s petrochemical industry
Mojtaba Alizadeh, the assistant to the Iranian president for science, technology, and knowledge-based economy, announced the launch of a groundbreaking project to establish GPU farms (graphic processing unit data centers) in Iran.
Referring to the existing fast-processing infrastructure in Iran, he stated that since GPU farms are considered a key indicator in the field of artificial intelligence, we are in the process of launching the first fast-processing farm or GPU data center. Alizadeh announced that the first GPU farm will be launched in April at one of Iran’s universities, adding that the goal is to demonstrate that Iran is advancing in the field of artificial intelligence. He also mentioned the establishment of one of the most advanced GPU farms on Kish Island, which will be dedicated to Iran’s oil industry.
Asia | Erdogan: Forced relocation of Palestinians is a threat to global peace
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the President of Turkey, in an interview with Indonesia’s Narasi TV network, emphasized that Donald Trump’s plan to relocate Palestinians from Gaza poses a serious and significant threat to global peace.
Africa | Egypt prepares for potential conflict with Israel
Hebrew-language media interpreted the statements of Egyptian Defense Minister Abdel Majeed Saqr regarding the necessity of preparing the Third Army region as a sign of Cairo moving towards a confrontation with Tel Aviv and Washington.
West Asia | Seizure of 2000 homes in Syria by foreign elements affiliated with ‘al-Julani’
Informed sources reported that foreign elements affiliated with Abu Mohammad al-Julani have seized over 2,000 homes belonging to Syrian citizens in Damascus and Aleppo.
Africa | Widespread demonstrations in Morocco in support of Palestinians
The people of 56 cities in Morocco held 105 demonstrations across the country, reaffirming their firm support for the resistance axis and the Palestinian cause. Demonstrators condemned Trump’s disgraceful plan for the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians and called for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
Europe | Hungary: Ukraine at the risk of becoming Europe’s Afghanistan
Viktor Orbán, the Prime Minister of Hungary and one of the few European leaders with good relations with Russia, warned about the consequences of the ongoing attrition war in Ukraine. Orbán, speaking with Fox News, said that the war in Ukraine risks turning into a costly, conflict without a clear end, potentially transforming Ukraine into Europe’s Afghanistan.
Palestine | 70% destruction of Gaza’s infrastructure by the Zionist regime’s army
Hosni Mahna, the spokesperson for the Gaza municipality, announced that more than 70% of Gaza’s infrastructure has been destroyed, leading to the suspension of essential services and worsening daily life amid an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in the region.
Drone attack on the outer wall of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant
The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed a drone attack on the outer wall of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant dome, resulting in a breach. Meanwhile, the Kremlin spokesperson dismissed reports from Kiev about a Russian attack on the Chernobyl nuclear plant as fabricated, aimed at obstructing peace negotiations.
Arab World | A group of UN ambassadors oppose U.S. plan to relocate Palestinians
The Arab group at the United Nations, along with a group of ambassadors from various countries, strongly opposed any plans to relocate Palestinians in Gaza, describing it as a violation of international law.
East Asia | China welcomes efforts to resolve the Ukraine crisis
Wang Yi, China’s Foreign Minister, stated that Beijing welcomes all efforts aimed at resolving the Ukraine crisis through peaceful means. Wang emphasized that China has always supported dialogue, consultation, and political solutions to conflicts.
United States | U.S. Senator: Trump is leading America toward autocracy
Bernie Sanders, the U.S. Senator from Vermont, criticized the actions of the Trump administration, stating that Trump is leading the United States toward autocracy. Sanders said, “Trump and the Republicans want to cut funding for education, healthcare, and housing. Do you know what they plan to do with those cuts? We’re talking about trillions of dollars over a decade. They want to provide massive tax breaks for Elon Musk and the billionaire class.”
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