It was emphasized that the Turkish president will not be allowed to maintain the current situation in the Gaza Strip and will not remain silent in the face of the events taking place in the Palestinian enclave.

Turkey has decided to join South Africa's lawsuit accusing Israel of genocide at the International Court of Justice. "We are faced with a choice. Either we will protect the law and humanity, or we will all pay the price of Israeli tyranny," Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said.

Israel launched an attack on the city of Isfahan, which is home to Iran's nuclear facilities and a military base where F14 aircraft are stored. The attack was repelled by Iran's defense systems. There are no casualties.

Royal Air Force pilot Salma Rania of Jordan said she shot down six drones on the day of the Iranian attack. His mother is Palestinian.

The Israeli press reported that the cost of repelling Iran's attacks on Israel amounted to 1.35 billion dollars.

South Korea's Samsung has decided to shut down 70 startup projects in the country and exit the market due to Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip and shrinking profit margins.

After Turkey banned the export of 54 types of products to Israel, Tel Aviv asked the US to stop investing in the Turkish economy. He also promised to "take parallel measures that will harm the Turkish economy."

Turkey has banned the export of 54 types of goods to Israel since April 9 until it immediately ceases fire in Gaza and is allowed to provide aid to the Palestinian enclave.

The Israeli army has announced that it has withdrawn its troops from Khan Yunus, south of the Gaza Strip. Only the "Nahal" brigade will continue to remain in the Gaza Strip.

According to US intelligence, Iran plans to retaliate against Israel using Shahed drones and cruise missiles. It is noted that Iran will attack the embassy of Israel in one of the countries of the region on April 5-10.