The United States has accused a UN expert of “giving a pass to terrorists” after she concluded that a U.S. drone strike that killed top Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani and nine other people in Iraq early this year was “unlawful.”
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Russian exports to Iran continue to grow
According to the latest figures released by Russia’s Federal Customs Service (FTS) it exported $692 million worth of goods to Iran from January to May, which indicates a 31 percent growth in comparison with the same period last year.
Iraq targets Iran-Aligned Militia Over Shooting Death Of Protester
Iraqi security forces have raided the office of an Iran-aligned party in the southern province of Basra and arrested militiamen who fired on demonstrators, killing one protester and injuring several others outside the party building.
Iranian border guards accused of torturing and drowning Afghan Migrants
To escape war and poverty, Shah Wali left his village in northwestern Afghanistan in search of a better life in neighboring Iran.
Iranian electric communication projects with Armenia will continue
The Armenian-Iranian projects aren’t frozen, and preparations are underway to send 60 people to Armenia on the sidelines of the project for construction of the third 400-kwt high-voltage Iran-Armenia electric communication line
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Armed Men board oil tanker off Iran coast
Unidentified armed men have boarded a Hong Kong-flagged oil tanker off the coast of Iran near the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a British monitoring organization and a private intelligence firm reported.
Popular Iranian TV series criticized for ‘Unforgivable’ scenes reminiscent of Shah-Era shows
Until recently, the Iranian television series Paytakht (Capital) was praised for promoting state policies — including Tehran’s support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad — while also attracting viewers who usually watch satellite TV for entertainment.
Iranian exports to Armenia resumed
The exports are conducted via Iran’s northwestern Norduz border in a limited quantity, Rouhollah Latifi, the spokesperson of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA), announced, adding that with 250 trucks passing through the border on Aras River, trade with the neighboring country is normalizing after weeks
State Department accuses Iran of “Nuclear Extortion” as Tehran Amps Up Uranium Enrichment
The State Department accused Iran of “nuclear extortion” in the wake of new moves by Tehran to significantly increase its production of enriched uranium, a key nuclear component that the Islamic Republic is barred from producing.
Iranian regime does not respect the diplomacy language
It was back in 2012 that Canada closed its embassy in Tehran and suspended all relations due to concerns about terrorism and the safety of Canadian diplomats, Iran’s support for Syria, and its threats against Israel. The Iranian embassy in Ottawa was subsequently closed.
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Iran trying to activate trade foreign offices
The Iranian government, relevant organization of the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade and the country’s private sector are trying to activate the country’s foreign trade offices, said Hamid Zadboum, Deputy Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade of Iran and Chairman of the Trade Development Organization, Trend reports citing official website of Organization.
