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Poverty and Misery, the Achievements of Iran’s Regime Written by  Hamideh Taati  on  30 September 2019 . Iran is among the richest countries in the world, with a wealth of mineral resources, oil, gas, and a diverse eco-system, but the majority of its people live under the poverty line. So what is the origin of this problem? Is it the United States’ sanctions on Iran? Or is it the Iranian regime’s incompetence. The root of the problem lies in the  regime’s warmongering policies  which leads the regime to plunder the Iranian nation’s wealth.  The Iranian regime’s inhumane policies have pushed the Iranian economy to the edge of destruction. The regime’s president Hassan Rouhani and his government are trying to cover up the economic crisis and portray the Iranian economy as a thriving and prosperous one. However, this won’t deceive the Iranian people, grappling with extreme poverty.   During the regime’s infighting, both factions admitted ...

IRGC Commander Confirms MEK Information on ‘Missile-Cities’ Hidden Under Iran’s Mountains Written by  Mahmoud Hakamian  on  01 October 2019 . “We have been digging tunnels since 1984 when we first began making missiles.” These were the words of Revolutionary Guards general Amir Ali Hajizadeh, commander of the IRGC’s Aerospace Force. He was interviewed by the Iranian regime’s Documentary TV a few hours after  the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) - US representative office,  revealed the existence of numerous tunnel formations  across Iran that were used to stock long-range missiles. Hajizadeh had played a vital role in the September 14, 2019 drone and cruise-missile  attack against Saudi Arabia’s ARAMCO  facilities deep inside Saudi territory, according to information revealed on September 30 by the NCRI’s US representative office in Washington DC. NCRI-FAC ✔ @iran_policy NCRI-FAC - live via http:// Rest...

Iranian security forces murder a Baluch citizen Meysam Nodratzehi, 18, was killed by Iranian security forces while porting fuel, an occupation that has become all too common in Baluchistan Iran, October 1, 2019 —Iranian security forces in Baluchistan province’s Saravan city killed a youth after opening fire on his vehicle on Sunday. The victim, Meysam Nodratzehi, 18, was porting fuel, an occupation that has become all too common in Baluchistan. One of the witnesses said, “After security forces opened fire, Meysam’s car caught fire. Meysam tried to get out of the burning car, but the agents shot him dead and he burned in his car.” People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) @Mojahedineng July 24 Sarbaz, SE # Iran Reports indicate authorities opened fire on a vehicle. One person died in this attack. Baluchistan is the poorest province in Iran & such crackdown is becoming a daily issue. # IranUpdate 52 3:24 PM - Jul 25, 2018 ...

250,000 euros stashed in the home of Iranian MP Taghi Kabiri, MP from Khoy and member of the Majlis Economy Commission, had stashed 250,000 euros in his home Iran, October 1, 2019 —Following the recent disclosure of a major theft in Tehran, it became evident that Taghi Kabiri, a member of the Majlis (Parliament), was stashing 250,000 euros and 400 million tomans cash in his home before it got stolen. According to the Iranian regime’s rules, individuals aren’t allowed to withhold more than 10,000 dollars in cash, and any amount larger than that is considered illegal and can be investigated as smuggling. According to Mohammad Javad Jamali, spokesperson for the council of parliament oversight, the amount that was stolen from Kabiri’s house is enough to “sell a 150-meter apartment” in one of the rich districts of Tehran. Taghi Kabiri, MP from Khoy and member of the Majlis Economy Commission, has close ties to the faction of Iranian regime supreme leader Ali Khamenei. B...

Iran Protests: Haft Tapeh sugar cane employees continuing their strike Scene of a protest rally held by the Haft Tapeh sugar cane workers (File Photo) Iran, October 1, 2019 —In an influx of ongoing reports of protests across Iran, the workers of the Haft Tapeh Sugar Cane Company continued their strike for the eighth consecutive day on Monday, protesting the expulsion of their colleagues and demanding their return to work. This rally, held in the city of Shush in Khuzestan Province, southwest Iran, was organized despite various threats made by Iranian regime officials and the summoning of a number of workers by the local prosecutor’s office. In recent measures, the regime’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security ( MOIS ) summoned around 40 workers, demanding they show up at the Shush police station. The Haft Tapeh workers are insisting their just and completely legal protests will not be silenced as regime authorities resort to threats and expulsions. People's M...