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Iran: Contradictory policies portray a desperate regime Written by  Mahmoud Hakamian  on  14 October 2019 . Following the Iranian regime’s claims on October 11 regarding one of its oil tankers being hit by “missiles” while sailing in the Red Sea 60 miles off the coast of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to this day we have witnessed a variety of contradiction’s in Tehran’s regional policy. Known for its practice of blackmailing the international community, the mullahs have a dire necessity to export crises. Recent examples include  attacking oil tankers  in regional waters and the cruise missile/drone attack against Saudi Arabia’s Aramco oil facilities. On the other hand, deeply concerned about regional isolation, various Iranian regime officials play the victim game and claim to seek peace. NCRI-FAC ✔ @iran_policy Hajizadeh had played a vital role in the Sept14, 2019 drone &cruise-missile attack against # SaudiArabia ’s ARAMCO facilities ...

EDITORIAL: Khamenei’s Well-Founded Fears Published on  11 October 2019 . Last week, the Iranian regime's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei broke his 40-day silence on the crises facing his regime. In a meeting with commanders of the terrorist Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) on October 2, Khamenei expressed “utter satisfaction” with their actions and described them as his “dear children.” While trying to be circumspect, Khamenei confessed to a wave of defections in the ranks of the IRGC and called on his commanders to be ready for “big incidents,” a euphemism for the tougher times that his regime will soon face. Recent events show Khamenei’s fear to be well-founded. His regime is indeed running headlong toward “big incidents” on various fronts. THE  LORDEGAN  HIV CRISIS Last week, news broke that Iranian health ministry workers had infected hundreds of residents in  Lordegan  county, Charmahal, and Bakhtiari province, with the HIV virus as a result o...

IRGC Arrests Several Young Women For Entering Sports Stadium The IRGC ( Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps ) arrested several young women for attempting to enter Iranian stadiums and transferred them to Qarchak Prison in Varamin. The arrests are said to have taken place upon the president of the Football Federation in Iran, Mehdi Taj’s request from the Revolutionary Guards’ Intelligence Agency to prevent girls from attempting to enter stadiums in Iran for the 2022 World Cup qualification matches. The IRGC Intelligence forces arrested several young women on August 12, 2019, who circumvented Iran’s ban on women in stadiums by entering a stadium disguised as men to watch a football match. Zahra Khoshnavaz, Leili Maleki, and Hedieh Marvasti are among those who were arrested. Forough Alaei, a photographer for Donya-ye Eqtesad is also among those arrested. In recent years, Zahra Khoshnavaz had gone into Azadi Stadium many times wearing male clothes to watch her favorite team ...

Hashem Khastar, Iranian Teachers 'Representative and Head of Mashhad Teachers' Association: where is embezzler depends on the government Hashem Khastar, Iranian Teachers 'Representative and Head of Mashhad Teachers' Association Hashem Khastar, the author of this article, is in custody. On Sunday, August 11, 2019, he followed a protest in front of the court was held in Mashhad, was arrested along with a number of civil society activists and trade Aug 15, 2019 Hashem Khastar has made a revelation about the theft and robbery of government officials, including Salar Aghakhani, who have recently fled the country. According to the Tasnim government news agency, Salar Aghakhani is one of the foreign exchange market disruptions, also referred to as a central bank agent in the distribution of foreign exchange, and is accused of first-degree in a case filed for former central bank officials and officials. Hashem Khastar Write: "Salar Aghakhani, ...

Kurdish porters  ( kulbars ) continue to be killed and injured by regime agents  Aug 14, 2019  The Iranian regime has been targeting religious and ethnic minorities for many years. It has been reported that in the past few weeks, a number of Kurdish porters have been killed or injured by regime agents. Sources concerned with human rights have said that porters have been fired at by agents of the notorious Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). A number of porters have been killed and dozens have been injured. Reports say that state security forces killed a young man identified as Reza Ebrahimi. Another porter was injured in the same incident. On another occasion, border patrol agents in the city of Sardasht in the western part of the country shot and injured a young porter. The relatives and friends of this victim identified as Younes Pirooti took him to the hospital for medical attention. He lives in a village close to the city of Sardasht. In a near...

Why Hassan Rouhani must be designated as a terrorist? Aug 8, 2019 Some in the West see Hassan Rouhani as the reformist president of the mullahs' regime as a moderate figure. But Rouhani's actions and history show him to the contrary, proving that he is a terrorist and part of the brutal, fascist rule of the mullahs. Rouhani is the one who told parliament at the start of the anti-Shah revolution in the 1980s that those who wanted to be executed should be brought to public places so that everyone could see.he was the one who was heavily involved in the veil of discussion in society, and in the Iranian army was responsible for forcing army women to either accept the veil or expel them from the army and did so. He command in the financial sector of the IRGC base in connection with the Iran-Iraq war was over 8 years. He is the one who suppressed the student uprising in Tehran and proudly commemorated it. Hassan Rouhani's list of dirty and inhumane his acts...

There Is a Viable Alternative to Engagement and War with Existing Regime in Iran By  Ken Blackwell  | July 8, 2019, | 12:25 PM EDT Demonstrators express their support for Maryam Rajavi, democracy in Iran (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) The debate within the United States over the correct policy for dealing with the Islamic Republic of Iran has long been centered on the idea of a dichotomy between engagement and war. Defenders of the status quo continue to suggest that in order to avoid armed conflict, we must turn a blind eye to the theocratic regime’s domestic repression and its propensity for mischief-making beyond Iran’s borders. Starting with that assumption, anyone who recommends a decisive alternative policy is painted as a warmonger. But this is a false narrative, which serves the interests of the Iranian regime and has roots in its own propaganda networks. Tehran’s advocates and apologists in Washington have amplified and ...