İran, Katar'da Alıkonulan Üç Pilot İçin Kızılhaç'a Başvurdu
İran, mart ayında Amerika Birleşik Devletleri ve İsrail ile yaşanan savaş sırasında uçakları düşürülen üç hava kuvvetleri pilotunun Katar'da alıkonulduğunu açıkladı. İran, Uluslararası Kızılhaç Komitesi'nden (ICRC) pilotların serbest bırakılması için devreye girmesini talep etti. İran'ın iddiasına göre pilotlar, savaş sırasında uçaklarının düşürülmesinin ardından Katar'da gözaltında tutuluyor. İran, ICRC'ye yaptığı başvuruyla pilotların durumunun uluslararası insancıl hukuk çerçevesinde ele alınmasını istiyor. Konuya ilişkin Katar'dan henüz resmi bir açıklama yapılmadı. İran'ın ICRC'ye başvurusu, konuyu uluslararası insani yardım mekanizması üzerinden gündeme taşıdı.
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- Güvenlik15 Ağu 14:16
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- Güvenlik15 Ağu 14:45
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- Güvenlik15 Ağu 18:44
Iran urges Qatar to release pilots shot down in Middle East war
Iranian authorities revealed on Saturday that three of Tehran’s pilots who went down early in the Middle East war were still being held in Qatar, calling on the Gulf state to release them. Iran had previously reported one pilot killed and others missing after a sortie to Qatar in March, but news of their alleged capture was not publicised at the time. “Three Iranian pilots were captured alive by Qatari forces after their Su-24 fighter jets crashed during the war,” said General Mohammad...
- Güvenlik15 Ağu 19:58
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- Güvenlik16 Ağu 16:31
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- Güvenlik17 Ağu 22:51
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- Güvenlik19 Ağu 04:18
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- Güvenlik20 Ağu 02:58
Iran warns Middle East states against helping US after UAE cuts ties
TEHRAN: Iran’s armed forces warned Gulf countries against assisting the US military on Wednesday, hours after the United Arab Emirates announced it was severing economic ties with Tehran following new attacks on shipping. Despite a recent lull in hostilities between the United States and Iran, the Strait of Hormuz remains a flashpoint, with attacks on commercial ships continuing. A framework US-Iran deal aimed at reopening the vital trade corridor collapsed, and although both sides recently said messages were being exchanged, US President Donald Trump on Tuesday insisted talks were off, taunting Iran with a social media post depicting the strait as a “NEW U.S. Territory”. On Wednesday, Iranian armed forces chief of staff Ali Abdollahi warned “any assistance or facilitation provided to the aggressor US military amounts to participation in the US military operation”. Since the start of the war, many Middle Eastern countries have said they would not allow the United States to use their territory as a launchpad for attacks, though Abdollahi cast doubt on those promises. “It seems unlikely that such a large number of military aircraft, particularly refuelling aircraft, could be present at regional bases without knowledge of host countries,” said Abdollahi, adding Gulf countries “should know that we are fully aware of the situation”. Media outlets have reported that Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Bahrain have all hit targets in Iran in retaliation for Tehran’s attacks on the Gulf, though the countries have mostly denied the reports. ‘Halted until further notice’ On Tuesday, the UAE announced that it was suspending all economic dealings with Iran. “In light of regional escalations… all trade, commercial exchanges, and financial transactions with Iran have been halted until further notice,” foreign ministry communications director Afra Al Hameli said. Earlier in the day, Abu Dhabi accused Iran of firing two ballistic missiles towards the country, later clarifying the salvo was directed at shipping. The neighbours across the Gulf share deep cultural and historical ties, and the UAE — home to a sizable Iranian community — had been a major trading partner for US-sanctioned Iran, at least before the war. The UAE recalled its ambassador to Tehran early in the conflict and has shut Iran-linked schools and a hospital. Published in Dawn, August 20th, 2026
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