Iran has not stopped its civilian nuclear programme, which is a front for manufacturing weapons-grade nuclear material. That is evident from its refusal to allow nuclear inspectors free and ready access to all of its nuclear facilities.
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Nasrallah says Iran is not pulling back from Syria
In a speech marking the fourth anniversary of the death of Mustafa Badreddine, who was commander of the Hizbullah forces in Syria, Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah devoted a large part of his talk to the Syrian arena
U.S. charges Iranian company and executives with sanctions violations
The U.S. charged an Iranian online financial services company and two of its senior executives with violating U.S. sanctions on Iran, U.S. prosecutors said.
Iran’s officials loot in broad daylight
The Kayhan newspaper, affiliated to Iran’s Supreme leader Ali Khamenei, published an article titled “The faction of bad dealing,” attacking the contra faction to the supreme leader and revealing their bad actions.
Khamenei fears imminent Iran protests by young Iranians
During a meeting with regime affiliated student groups, Iran’s Supreme Leader expressed concern over imminent anti-government protests by young Iranians.
Iran’s nuclear efforts in the shadow of coronavirus
Iran pledged to reduce the number of centrifuges in the Natanz enrichment plant to 5,060 IR-1 units and to limit its uranium enrichment to 3.67 percent. However, as of July 8, 2019, it began to enrich up to 4.5%.
Iran’s navy is dying a slow death
The Iranian sailors onboard the Dutch-built Hendijan-class Konarak in the Gulf of Oman never saw the missile coming. It struck with devastating impact, killing 19 onboard and wounding many more
Corruption at top of Iran regime after 13 trillion-toman scandal
Through this principle, the mullahs and the Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have created institutions with the sole purpose of increasing reactionary views into the regime’s support structure.
Interior Ministry claims no responsibility for November Protests Consequences
In a letter to Iran’s parliament on Monday the Interior Ministry claimed that it has not been found responsible for the causes and consequences of the November protests against the tripling of the price of gasoline.
Iran MPs ban work with Israel including using its software as acts against God
Iran’s parliament on Monday approved legislation barring any cooperation with Israel, including the use of any Israeli computer hardware or software, and branding any such cooperation an act against God.
Protests in Iran amid coronavirus
The Iranian people held various protests last week to demand better working and living conditions, even amidst the coronavirus crisis, proving just how important and needed these reforms are.
