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A group of Iraqi protesters waving Iranian flags declared at a rally in Basra, “We should not be dominated by the United States. If Iranian flights do not resume, no other planes should land.” The protests have now spread to Baghdad, Najaf, and Karbala. Last night, protesters in Basra held a rally along the Shatt al-Arab River, attended by the Basra Provincial Council President and a group of local activists. The protesters stated, “If Iranian flights remain suspended, we will take our protests outside the airport.” Another rally is scheduled for Najaf today. Meanwhile, the Iraqi government is negotiating with Washington to allow Iranian flights to resume at some Iraqi airports.

News Flash27-09 08:33From XTrend Speed
A group of Iraqi protesters waving Iranian flags declared at a rally in Basra, “We should not be dominated by the United States. If Iranian flights do not resume, no other planes should land.” The protests have now spread to Baghdad, Najaf, and Karbala. Last night, protesters in Basra held a rally along the Shatt al-Arab River, attended by the Basra Provincial Council President and a group of local activists. The protesters stated, “If Iranian flights remain suspended, we will take our protests outside the airport.” Another rally is scheduled for Najaf today. Meanwhile, the Iraqi government is negotiating with Washington to allow Iranian flights to resume at some Iraqi airports.

According to Sky News: Gloucestershire Police in the UK say the Army’s specialized explosive ordnance disposal team is inspecting several vehicles.

News Flash27-09 07:32From XTrend Speed
According to Sky News: Gloucestershire Police in the UK say the Army’s specialized explosive ordnance disposal team is inspecting several vehicles.

According to Sky News: Gloucestershire Police say several men have been arrested on suspicion of violating explosives laws after security measures were tightened at RAF Fairford.

News Flash27-09 07:31From XTrend Speed
According to Sky News: Gloucestershire Police say several men have been arrested on suspicion of violating explosives laws after security measures were tightened at RAF Fairford.

U.S. Energy Secretary Wright: Trump is determined to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

News Flash27-09 06:13From XTrend Speed
U.S. Energy Secretary Wright: Trump is determined to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that its air defense systems shot down 96 Ukrainian drones in several regions last night.

News Flash27-09 05:47From XTrend Speed
The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that its air defense systems shot down 96 Ukrainian drones in several regions last night.

U.S. Energy Secretary Wright: The U.S. military is assisting with the passage of oil, natural gas, and fertilizer through the Strait of Hormuz, with daily shipments approaching 13 million barrels today.

News Flash27-09 05:38From XTrend Speed
U.S. Energy Secretary Wright: The U.S. military is assisting with the passage of oil, natural gas, and fertilizer through the Strait of Hormuz, with daily shipments approaching 13 million barrels today.