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“A War of Choice”: Iranian Foreign Minister Condemns U.S. Actions, Claims Hypersonic Strikes in Defiant Press Briefing

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“A War of Choice”: Iranian Foreign Minister Condemns U.S. Actions, Claims Hypersonic Strikes in Defiant Press Briefing March 6, 2026 Editor’s Note & Disclaimer: This article is an AI-generated summary based exclusively on the "Mirror Now" broadcast featuring Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. It is designed to summarize and contextualize the statements made during this specific press briefing. Please note that in rapidly developing military conflicts, statements made by state officials—including claims regarding the deployment of hypersonic missiles, the sinking of naval vessels, and tactical readiness—often serve both informational and strategic purposes. The events, military actions, and geopolitical assertions described in this article reflect the official claims of the Iranian government at the time of the broadcast and have not been independently verified. As this is a highly volatile situation, readers are encouraged to consult multiple international news o...

WAR REACHES SRI LANKA'S DOORSTEP: US Submarine Sinks Iranian Warship 40 Nautical Miles from Galle

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SPECIAL ALERT BULLETIN SRI LANKA NATIONAL SECURITY NEWS PUBLISHED: March 4, 2026  |  COLOMBO, SRI LANKA WAR REACHES SRI LANKA'S DOORSTEP: US Submarine Sinks Iranian Warship 40 Nautical Miles from Galle Over 100 Sailors Feared Dead | Attack in Sri Lanka's Search & Rescue Zone | Colombo Faces Pressure from Washington, Tehran, Beijing & Delhi ⚠  BREAKING: The United States military has confirmed sinking the Iranian naval vessel IRS Dana, approximately 40 nautical miles (70 km) south of Galle — placing the attack squarely within Sri Lanka's maritime search and rescue zone. This is the first torpedo sinking of an enemy warship by the US since World War II.   What Happened? A United States Navy submarine launched a torpedo attack on the Iranian frigate IRS Dana in the Indian Ocean, sinking it in waters that fall within Sri Lanka's designated search and rescue area. The attack occurred approximately 40 nautical miles south of Galle port, just outside Sri...

An Address to Human Rights Activists, Defenders, Professionals, and Victims

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A Guide to Staying Informed & Safe on Social Media During Wars, Conflicts & Political Events 🔍 1. Verify Before You Share Always confirm information from multiple reliable sources before sharing. Cross-check news stories with reputable news organizations, official statements, or several independent outlets. A story that appears in only one place — especially on social media — should be treated with caution until corroborated. ✅ 2. Use Fact-Checking Tools Bookmark and regularly consult dedicated fact-checking websites, including: Snopes (snopes.com) FactCheck.org Reuters Fact Check PolitiFact AFP Fact Check Full Fact (UK-based) These platforms investigate viral claims and provide sourced verdicts on their accuracy. 🏛️ 3. Seek Official & Verified Sources For wars, conflicts, or political events, prioritize updates from: Government agencies and ministries International organizations such as the United Nations ,...

Advisory Report: Reporting Atrocities Safely (March 02, 2026)

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A Practical Guide for Human Rights Activists, Practitioners, and Survivors Document grave violations across expanding conflict zones, protect victims and witnesses, and pursue international justice Date: March 2026     Disclaimer   This Advisory Report is intended solely for general informational and educational purposes. It summarises publicly available guidance from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), the International Criminal Court (ICC), and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) as of March 2026.   It does not constitute legal advice, security advice, medical advice, or any form of professional counsel. The authors, editors, and distributors (including Tamil Oli Canada) expressly disclaim all liability for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential harm — including physical injury, psychological trauma, digital surveillance, legal reprisals, or loss of evidence — that may result from the use, misuse, or relianc...

Reclaiming the Tamil Homeland: The Indigenous Right to Self-Determination of Sri Lankan Tamils in the North and East

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Reclaiming the Tamil Homeland: The Indigenous Right to Self-Determination of Sri Lankan Tamils in the North and East An Evidence-Based Advocacy Dossier on Archaeological Continuity, Demographic Realities, Cultural Hospitality, Identity Distinctions, and International Legal Remedies Introduction: This dossier compiles and expands upon verified demographic, historical, archaeological, and legal evidence to advocate for the recognition of Sri Lankan Tamils (Eelam Tamils) as the indigenous people of the northern and eastern provinces—their traditional Tamil homeland (Tamil Eelam in historical nomenclature). It integrates national census data, scholarly analyses, and primary archaeological findings to demonstrate a deep-rooted presence predating major South Indian dynastic invasions, the distinct identity from colonial-era Malaiyagam Tamils, evidence of Tamil hospitality toward Buddhism, and the legitimacy of contemporary demands under international law. The provinces have long fo...