The U.S. and its Kurdish allies in Iraq believe Iran was complicit in a deadly rocket attack Monday against an airport housing American forces near the Iraqi Kurdish capital of Irbil that killed at least one contractor ...
The Iranian Supreme Council of Cyberspace announced yesterday that a new law allows judicial and government agencies to monitor websites, apps, or social media accounts that have more than 5,000 viewers or members.
On that occasion, the United States Department of the Treasury informed the airline that the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) included 40 Conviasa airplanes on the Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List (SDN). This list ...
On February 9, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that a Hezbollah-linked hacking group dubbed Volatile Cedar had targeted servers run by the Australian-based technology giant Atlassian, as well as those from US-based Oracle, across the globe with ...
The United States said onTuesday that creating a conducive environment for elections inIraq later this year includes tackling Iran-backed militias,Iran's destabilizing activities in the country and remainingIslamic State elements.
Multiple missiles were fired at Erbil on February 15, killing at least one civil contractor and injuring at least one American national. It is likely that the attack was conducted by Iran using Its proxies in order ...
More than a dozen rockets fell on Erbil and the international airport Monday, killing one person and injuring six US servicemen, in the most recent attack launched by Iran-backed factions against US forces.
A robust, fully cooperative relationship between al-Qaeda and Iran is a frightening prospect. Al-Qaeda remains determined to kill Americans and, despite continued counterterrorism pressure, still boasts a network of affiliates ready to do its bidding
Hojjatullah Ayoubi, secretary General of the UNESCO-Iran Commission, lauded General Qassem Soleimani for setting Iranian-Islamic example in reality manifesting legends.
It could not have been a more striking picture: a Taliban delegation visiting Tehran in late January and being received by senior Iranian officials. They reportedly discussed “relations between both countries, the situation of the Afghan migrants ...
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