Iran Last News

by Bahar Mehr this article the first published in The Herald Report I use here some information What I remember about President Obama: 1.     Turning his back on #Iran 's 2009 uprising 2.     Allowing Assad gas innocent civilians in #Syria 3.     Selling off America's the Middle East allies 4.      Bending over backward to reach a highly flawed #IranDeal with Tehran's mullahs Need I say more? What I remember about President Obama: "the Obama administration derailed an ambitious law enforcement campaign targeting drug trafficking by the Iranian-backed terrorist group Hezbollah " POLITICO Investigation: The secret backstory of how Obama let Hezbollah off the hook. #ProjectCassandra https://t.co/JAnl7PxZmN — mehba1346 (@mehba13462) September 7, 2018 " Two high-level Iranian government backers, including a former Islamic Republic official and another accused of lobbying on Tehran's behal...

Root of Women’s Role in Iran Protests and Uprising Hossein Gandomy By  Hossein Gandomy One of the symbols of Iranian recent uprising which is still going on is the  Iranian women’s role  which all political viewers have been pointed to. The question is what’s the reason for Iranian women’s presence in recent uprising and protests?

The Iranian regime’s consulate in Basra, Iraq Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iraq, Sept. 8, 2018  - The Iraqi people are voicing their anger regarding Tehran’s meddling in their country. Sky News reported thousands of Iraqi demonstrators surrounded the Iranian regime’s consulate in Basra of southern Iraq for hours, storming the site and setting it ablaze. This showed the Iraqi people’s increasing anger over the mullahs’ expansionist policies. In video footage obtained from the internet, thousands of Iraqi demonstrators are seen torching the Iranian regime’s consulate in Basra and a huge cloud of black smoke covering the entire complex. Iraqi demonstrators were heard chanting, “The Iranian regime, out, out.” Hundreds of protesters were seen storming inside the complex and setting fire to all the supplies inside the building. Iraqi protesters were also seen bringing down the Iranian regime’s flag to show their complete opposition to the mullahs’  meddling  in...

EU Reporter Correspondent  |  August 6, 2018 Maryam Rajavi  (pictured) , the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), has hailed the uprising by the people of Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz, Mashhad, Ahvaz, Karaj, Arak, Shahin-Shahr, Najafabad, and other cities. “By defying the criminal Revolutionary Guards, Bassijis، and plainclothes agents once again today, the arisen women and youth represent a defiant generation which will not rest until the Iranian people and nation are free. They displayed the anger and hatred of the Iranian people toward the religious dictatorship ruling Iran,” Rajavi said. People in different cities came out onto the streets on Thursday, 2 August, chanting: “Death to the dictator”, “cannons, tanks, and machine guns are no longer effective, the mullahs must be killed,” and “today is the month of blood, Khamenei will be overthrown.” Rebellious cities are joining ranks one after the other. The cry by people who yearn...

IRAN NEWS 9/7/2018 The Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran On September 3 and 5, the mullahs’ inhuman regime executed 11 prisoners in the Zahedan and Gohardasht (Karaj) prisons. Three of these prisoners were sent to the gallows at Zahedan Prison at dawn on Tuesday, September 3. The three prisoners, aged 21 to 24, were sentenced to death on the charge of killing a police officer. The regime’s authorities informed these three Baloch prisoners’ families that they would be required to pay for the execution ropes and provide blood money to the victims’ family in order to secure the release of the bodies. On Sept. 5, eight other prisoners were also executed in Gohardasht Prison. The Iranian Resistance calls all human rights advocating authorities, in particular the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran, as well as the Working Group on Arbitrary Executions, to condemn these brutal execu...

Tehran has kept up the flow of arms and financial support to proxy forces even as Washington pressures Iran’s economy  Ali Khamenei visited a military academy in Tehran in June Iran is signaling that it will buck U.S. efforts to roll back its military presence in the Middle East, moving to cement foreign alliances and continuing to project power abroad despite sanctions that have helped put intense  pressure on its economy . Tehran signed a long-term  security pact with Syria  in August and has kept up the flow of arms and financial support to proxy forces around the region, according to U.S. officials and a person close to Lebanon’s Hezbollah militia. On Sunday, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in a meeting with air force commanders that Iran needed to boost its personnel and buy more equipment, though he said a war was unlikely. He didn’t elaborate. Members of Iran-backed Iraqi paramilitary units in Baghdad in June.   PHO...