Under the current Islamic regime in Iran, child marriage as young as nine years old is permitted with parental consent, a policy that was not in place before 1979 when the age limit for marriage was strictly 18.
France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated that the situation in the Strait of Hormuz extends beyond regional concerns and affects global interests, emphasizing that no country has the right to close the strait. The United Nations Maritime Agency also rejected the imposition of tolls in the Strait of Hormuz, asserting there is no legal basis for charging fees for passage through it.
Iran International reports that Israel has targeted a large IRGC assassination and sabotage cell in Qom, led by a cleric from a neighboring country and affiliated with the Al-Mustafa International University, under the supervision of four senior IRGC commanders.
According to Reuters, an opponent of the Islamic Republic in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, was targeted in a drone attack. Reports indicate that approximately 20 missile and drone attacks have targeted bases and residence centers of Iran's Kurdistan parties in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region following a ceasefire between Tehran and Washington.
Alaeddin Boroujerdi, a member of Iran's Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, announced that the Hormuz Strait Security Plan will be enacted as law immediately after Parliament reconvenes, with fees collected by the IRGC Navy to be deposited into four special accounts based on the rial, yuan, dollar, and euro.
Under the islamic regime in Iran, a paedophile can marry a 9 year old girl if her father consents. Before 1979, the age limit was strictly 18 because the Shah protected girls. Millions of people across the West support this actual Epstein regime and its child abuse policies. Show more
