In a scene that repeats what happened in 2016, when hundreds of chest followers stormed the Green Zone, the House of Representatives, and prosecuted a large number of officials, for anti-corruption, before their leader ordered them out of the heavily fortified area.

After the end of the referendum marathon inside and outside, Tunisian polls revealed that more than 90 percent voted "yes" in favor of the new constitution, what analysts considered "a message to organize the terrorist brotherhood as undesirable and would have no role in new Tunisia."

Announcing that it would engage in a civilian dialogue after the withdrawal of the Sudanese army from the negotiations, the Sudan's tripartite dialogue mechanism comprising

Iran's Foreign Minister, Hussein Amir Abdullahian, earlier received his Qatari counterpart Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani in Tehran.