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what  is mean: Iran’s regime swearing strikes them enemy beyond the seas  “We warn the enemies of the Islamic Revolution that if they make an aggression against the Islamic Iran, we will chase and punish them not only outside the borders but also beyond the seas,” Safavi, a top aide to Iranian regime Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said on Monday in Tehran. this article the first published in  PMOI/MEK   I just  a little developed that Iran, Sept. 12, 2018  - The Iranian regime is plotting attacks outside of its own borders and will go the distance of carrying out these measures “ beyond the seas ,” according to a top military figure. Tehran will seek to conduct attacks on those the mullahs consider their “enemies,” said former Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) chief Yahya Rahim Safavi. This week, #IRGC Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi (top military aide to the Supreme Leader) issued a brazen threat to all "enemies of the Islamic Revolution" a...

Kurdish Activists Arrested September 13, 2018   by  Jolie Kavar Kurdish activists arrested yesterday after a wide strike occurred. Reza Mokhtari, a well-known civil activist from this region was also arrested. The local news suggests at least 25 activists had been  taken away yesterday . This was an attempt to break up the general strike spreading to 28 Kurdish cities. A video taken of the Kurdistan strike shows security agents marking shops that had closed. The meaning of this is that they are  targeted for arrest . Some recalled this act, on social media, similar to what Hitler used to do. Arresting the Kurdish activists is an aim by Iran to weaken the public protests. The Intelligence Ministry plans out its arrests accordingly with great energy.  Its agents know the spreading strikes are about regime change . One Iranian opposition leader, Maryam Rajavi sent a message on Twitter to all those who protested yesterday.  She urged the...

Gregg ReBy Gregg Re | Fox News Amb. Haley tells Syria, Russia, and Iran, not to 'test' US U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley warns against use of chemical weapons in Syria. Iran is "feeling the pain" from the sweeping sanctions revived by President Trump in August, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, told Fox News exclusively in a wide-ranging interview on Wednesday. "They feel weak and we are suffocating them to the point that they have to address ballistic missiles; they have to address their support on terrorism," Haley told  "Special Report"  anchor Bret Baier. The Trump administration this summer restored major sanctions against Iran in the areas of automobiles, gold, and other key metals. The sanctions had been suspended under former President Barack Obama's 2015 nuclear deal, pummelling the value of currency there and threatening to further unravel the Islamic country's already-s...