The ongoing instability in Venezuela under dictator Nicolás Maduro has continued the misery and suffering of tens of millions of Venezuelans. A failed uprising earlier this spring by National Assembly president Juan Guaidó, who the United States, Israel and many other Western democracies recognize as Venezuela’s leader, has only led to further entrenchment of Maduro and his regime
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Iranian shadowy ties to Venezuela
The Iranian regime and Venezuela are both regimes that are at the top of the U.S. administration’s radar right now, but, in a not at all surprising turn…
Iranian Regime ready for attack as US waivers on Iranian oil expire
Iran’s armed forces should prepare as if an attack were imminent, General Abdolrahim Mousavi instructed on Thursday just as the US waivers on Iranian…
Iranian Regime ready to swap oil for goods and investments
Foreign companies can choose to receive crude oil instead of hard currencies for the goods they sell to Iran, the CEO of Iranian National…
Iranian Regime happy Venezuelans defeated coup and backs Maduro
Iran expressed renewed support for Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Wednesday, as the opposition called for a huge May Day protest after armed clashes…
Iran regime operating in Latin America
As the popular uprising against President Nicolas Maduro continues in Venezuela, the prospect of his corrupt and bankrupt regime falling nears ever closer. This would be a huge setback for Iran‘s Latin American policy which began in the mid-2000s during the presidencies of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Hugo Chavez
U.S. to end Iran oil waivers to drive Iran’s exports to zero
The State Department is expected to announce the end of waivers for countries to import Iranian oil on Monday, part of the Trump administration’s effort to drive Iran’s exports to zero, people familiar with the decision said
U.S. seeks to cut air link between Iran and Venezuela
On April 8, 2019, Iranian airline Mahan Air launched direct commercial flights between Tehran and the Venezuelan capital, Caracas.1 Since October 2011, the privately-owned Iranian company has been subject to U.S. sanctions for its deep involvement in ferrying military and logistical aid to the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC-QF)…
Iranian money remains in Latin America says Pompeo
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says there is “no doubt” that Iran has a financial presence in South America and that Tehran remains a “global threat…
Ally of Iran regime in Sudan falls
Iran Regime lost one of its closest allies on Thursday, April 11, as Sudan’s army seized power in the country following months of protest demonstrations and arrested Omar al-Bashir…
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is one of the world’s main terror groups
For nearly 40 years, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has tormented Iranian society. Using their status as the so-called Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution, the IRGC, as the organisation is commonly known, has emerged as the most powerful and corrosive forces both inside Iran and in the wider region…
