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In a shocking turn of events, a military plant located in Iran's central city of Isfahan was attacked by drones on Sunday night. The incident took place at 10:30 pm local time and according to Mohammad Reza Jan-Nesari, the deputy head of security for Isfahan governorate, the explosion left some damage but there were no casualties. The state news agency IRNA confirmed that the explosion was caused by small drones and stated that the air defense system of the complex was able to destroy two other drones while one of them managed to strike the building, causing minor damage to the roof. The plant is located about 440 kilometers south of Tehran and has been the target of several attacks in recent years. The most notable of these incidents was the fire that broke out in the Iranian Natanz nuclear complex in July 2020. The fire resulted in significant damage to the complex and the Iranian authorities decided not to publicly announce the cause due to security concerns. The following year,

Photo by Aram Grigoryan on Unsplash Armenia is a small country located in the South Caucasus region, nestled between Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Iran. It has a rich history dating back to ancient times, and is home to a vibrant culture and highly educated population. However, Armenia has faced many challenges in recent years that have impacted its economic development and quality of life for its citizens. One major issue is the political landscape in Armenia, which has been marked by ongoing conflict and aggression from neighboring countries such as Azerbaijan and Turkey. These tensions have led to economic sanctions and blockades, which have had a negative impact on the country's GDP and overall economic growth. The COVID-19 pandemic has only exacerbated these challenges, as the country has struggled to provide adequate healthcare and support to its citizens during this difficult time. In addition to these external factors, Armenia has also faced significant historical repression, i