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The spiraling crisis in Haiti is a flashing ‘red light threatening with spill out that could affect neighboring countries and regions, international affairs analyst Rocío Méndez Bautista told Sputnik.

Irans defense minister warns that the United States’ support for Israel in its Gaza genocide could lead to a “major crisis” in West Asia.   

A US military base sitting on natural oil and gas fields in eastern Syria was shelled three times within one hour, a local Syrian source told Sputnik.

The US military carried out a unilateral strike in Baghdad that killed the Kataib Hezbollah commander who reportedly was behind the militant attacks on US forces across the Middle East, US Central Command (CENTCOM) said in a press release.

Iraq’s major militant group Kataib Hezbollah confirmed that a car explosion in Baghdad killed one if its leaders on Wednesday.

Former US Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter appeared on Sputnik’s Fault Lines program Monday to respond to the United States’ violent retaliatory blitz in Iraq and Syria over the weekend, which has killed some 40 people.

The blasts left 171 people wounded, reported state broadcaster Irib. The blasts hit a procession near the Saheb al-Zaman mosque in the southern city of Kerman.

The United States continues to throw its weight around in the region, although the growing power of anti-Western forces suggests the current balance of power may not remain for long.

Using a variety of news and government sources, Stacker compiled a detailed timeline of the Vietnam War.

On October 5, Takfiri terrorists launched a horrific drone attack on a Syrian military academy in the western city of Homs, killing more than a hundred attendees and wounding several others.