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Le régime iranien : principal obstacle à la paix au Yémen  Imprimer  E-mail  31 octobre 2017   2     5 Share 0   0   Le ministre saoudien des Affaires étrangères a déclaré que le régime iranien était le «  principal obstacle  » aux efforts pour restaurer la paix au Yémen. Le ministre saoudien Adel al-Jubeir a déclaré le 29 octobre lors d’une réunion entre les membres de la coalition menée par Riyad : « Le régime iranien fournit des armes aux Houthis (et aux partisans de l’ancien président yéménite Ali Abdullah Salah.) » Les dirigeants saoudiens ont ajouté que le régime iranien «  avait détruit les efforts pour mettre fin à la crise au Yémen en perturbant les pourparlers entre le gouvernement légitime [yéménite] et les militants [de l’opposition].  » Malgré les efforts internationaux et diverses résolutions de l’ONU pour décourager les milices houthis au Yémen depuis leur prise du pouvo...

Iran - La crise des étudiants qui font du portage évoqué au Majlis des mollahs  Imprimer  E-mail  31 octobre 2017   4     7 Share 0   0   Un membre du Majlis (Parlement des mollahs) iranien, mentionnant ce qu'il appelle « La crise des étudiants porteurs », a déclaré que 75.000 personnes en Iran sont impliquées dans le portage, certains parmi ces personnes sont des étudiants qui sont assassinés pendant leur activité de portage. Dans une interview accordée à une agence de presse officielle le 28 octobre, Rassoul Khezri a déclaré que les étudiants dans les provinces occidentales de l’Iran sont impliqués dans le portage. « Nous sommes confrontés à la crise des étudiants porteurs et à leur décès », a-t-il ajouté. Plusieurs rapports ont également été publiés sur les activités d'étudiants porteurs des provinces Occidentales de l’Iran. Après la mort de plusieurs porteurs dans les régions frontalières et les zones monta...

Destructive Imports by State Entities Drive Iran's Industry Into Bankruptcy   Tuesday, 31 October 2017 12:09   Print   Email NCRI Staff NCRI - According to Iranian regime’s official figures, more than $50 billion worth of goods are imported to Iran each year, added by yet another $17-25 billion worth of contraband annually smuggled into the country. The latest figures released by Iran Customs Administration show that Iran imports in the first six months of the year have increased 15 percent to $23.5 billion, while non-oil exports have dropped three percent during this period. State newspapers report that Iran’s total foreign trade has increased six percent to $44.1 billion while experiencing a trade deficit of $3 billion. The fact is that import is regarded as a negative economic factor, particularly for such an undeveloped economy like Iran’s. This, however, doesn’t mean that there should be no imports. It’s quite natural that the c...

State Mullah Admits People Do Not Trust Them Anymore  Wednesday, 01 November 2017 02:14  Print  Email NCRI Staff NCRI - In the wake of repeated attacks by people on mullahs and beating them in different cities of Iran, the state-run Armaan newspaper has conducted an interview with Hadi Ghaffari, a state mullah, asking about the cause of this phenomenon. Hadi Ghaffari, who was originally a radical cleric of the regime and today had to join the so-called gang of reformists, explains this phenomenon: “The main reason for physical attacks on clerics in the streets is that people are hungry and have lost their religion and their faith and consider the mullahs in power (state mullahs) as the cause of their economic and social problems. He said that during his trips to different cities across the country, he observed that people’s religious beliefs, and especially the people’s trust in mullahs had collapsed and they no longer trust the clerics. ...

Welcoming New Sanctions Against IRGC Commanders and Affiliates  Tuesday, 31 October 2017 21:14  Print  Email The Iranian Resistance welcomes sanctions by the US Treasury Department against a number of Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) commanders and affiliates, engaged in suppressing and plundering the Iranian people as well as export of terrorism and proliferation of ballistic missiles. The Iranian Resistance views this as a necessary step in dealing with the clerical regime’s suppressive, belligerent, and terrorist policies and proliferation of ballistic missiles that endanger the peace and tranquility in the region. These sanctions should be quickly extended to all the individuals, entities, institutions, and companies affiliated or dealing with the IRGC, as well as to the IRGC’s foreign mercenaries. It is even more imperative that sanctions be imposed on IRGC commanders stationed in 31 provinces throughout Iran, who are responsible for s...