Israel Claims to Strike Iranian Nuclear Weapons Lab Iran's nuclear complexes are seeing renewed attacks for both new buildings constructed since the 12-Day War, as well as long-existing infrastructure previously left alone. From what can be seen in recent satellite imagery, the U.S. and Israel are quickly finishing what they started last year. The IDF announced it has struck a covert underground c...
Israel Claims to Strike Iranian Nuclear Weapons Lab Iran's nuclear complexes are seeing renewed attacks for both new buildings constructed since the 12-Day War, as well as long-existing infrastructure previously left alone. From what can be seen in recent satellite imagery, the U.S. and Israel are quickly finishing what they started last year. The IDF announced it has struck a covert underground compound outside Tehran where regime scientists were quietly designing key components for a nuclear bomb . חיל-האוויר תקף את המתחם החשאי 'מין-זדאא'י' בו פעל משטר הטרור האיראני לפיתוח יכולות נדרשות עבור נשק גרעיני במסגרת מבצע 'עם כלביא', צה"ל תקף מטרות רבות של קבוצת הנשק הגרעיני האיראנית, הכפופה למשרד ההגנה באיראן, על מנת לפגוע ביכולות הגרעין הצבאיות של משטר הטרור האיראני. למרות… pic.twitter.com/RJJESKULKd — Israeli Air Force (@IAFsite) March 3, 2026 The target, “Min-Zadai”, was the new facility for SPND scientists after last year’s Operation Rising Lion turned their old facilities into craters. SPND (Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research) is the Iranian Ministry of Defense’s R&D arm. It’s the successor to the AMAD Project, handling the weaponization side of nuclear power. The AMAD Project (also known as the AMAD Plan) was Iran’s highly secretive, structured nuclear weapons development program launched in the late 1990s and run directly by the Ministry of Defense. It was led by Mohsen Fakhrizadeh until its reported halt in late 2003 under international pressure . Satellite imagery from today, March 3, 2026, and available ground footage posted to X by ( @Vahid ), confirms the destruction of what is suspected to be an engineering laboratory-type building in an area north of the main Mojdeh site, which was heavily attacked durng the June 2025… pic.twitter.com/NSO3Rx8tYB — Inst for Science (@TheGoodISIS) March 3, 2026 The Institute for Science and International Security (“The Good ISIS”) used satellite imagery and a geolocated strike video to confirm a large engineeri...
Japanese high court on Wednesday upheld a dissolution order for the Unification Church as requested by the central government on the grounds that it unlawfully solicited financially ruinous donations from its members. While the group can still appeal to the Supreme Court, the order by the Tokyo High Court will take immediate effect, with the controversial organisation losing its status as a religi...
Japanese high court on Wednesday upheld a dissolution order for the Unification Church as requested by the central government on the grounds that it unlawfully solicited financially ruinous donations from its members. While the group can still appeal to the Supreme Court, the order by the Tokyo High Court will take immediate effect, with the controversial organisation losing its status as a religious corporation with its associated tax advantages and liquidation procedures to begin. Under Japan’s legal system, authorities can ask courts to order a dissolution if a religious corporation “commits an act that is clearly found to harm public welfare substantially”. Advertisement The government argued that the group’s tactics, which included approaching individuals without disclosing its identity and soliciting large donations, constituted violations of civil law. The entrance of the Unification Church’s headquarters in South Korea in December 2025. The group is also under investigation in the country. Photo: EPA/Yonhap It filed a dissolution request in October 2023 on the grounds that these practices continued nationwide over a long period, resulting in numerous victims. Advertisement
The major indexes came off lows and crude oil prices pared gains as President Trump said the Navy would escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz if necessary.
The major indexes came off lows and crude oil prices pared gains as President Trump said the Navy would escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz if necessary.
Hong Kong’s Ocean Park will transform its North Pole Encounter zone into a new marine mammal conservation centre, set to showcase the skeleton of the Bryde’s whale that washed ashore in Sai Kung in 2023. The new exhibit, slated for the first quarter of 2027, will highlight the park’s marine mammal research and rescue efforts. Visitors could explore other exhibits and animals, such as seals and sea...
Hong Kong’s Ocean Park will transform its North Pole Encounter zone into a new marine mammal conservation centre, set to showcase the skeleton of the Bryde’s whale that washed ashore in Sai Kung in 2023. The new exhibit, slated for the first quarter of 2027, will highlight the park’s marine mammal research and rescue efforts. Visitors could explore other exhibits and animals, such as seals and sea lions, at Pacific Pier, an attraction located in the Marine World section, the theme park said. Advertisement The new centre will feature interactive zones and immersive learning facilities that showcase marine mammal behaviours and highlight threats to ocean ecosystems, such as climate change and plastic pollution, according to the park. The park also said visitors could learn about important ocean life and discover hands-on ways to support conservation at the new facility. The new centre is set to showcase the skeleton of the Bryde’s whale that washed ashore in Sai Kung in 2023. Photo: May Tse The revamp announcement followed the deaths of Arctic foxes “Siu Go” and “Trinity” and the subsequent closure of their Arctic Fox Den.