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The Iranian regime is dispatching  hit squads across Iraq in an initiative aiming to silence voices critical to Tehran’s  policy and meddling in Iraq internal affairs, especially inside the new government, according to British security officials speaking to various media outlets. Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) Quds Force chief Qassem Suleimani is reportedly ordering these hit squads, intending to intimidate Iraqis against Iranian regime meddling in Iraqi politics. The Quds Force hit squads were dispatched following the Iraqi parliamentary election in May when Tehran’s initiatives to realize a controlling influence over the incoming Iraqi government were thwarted by Tehran-backed candidates failing to win sufficient votes.  https://bit.ly/2Pf7UDd

 Protests in Basra, southern Iraq, are the most serious developments during the past years in this oil-rich region. The Associated Press reported: “Angry protesters have torched government buildings and offices belonging to the Iranian-backed militias in the weeklong protests demanding improved services and an end to corruption. On Friday night, protesters chanting anti-Iranian slogans including ‘Iran, out, out!’ stormed the Iranian consulate and set it on fire. “They also burned an Iranian flag and trampled on a portrait of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei… https://bit.ly/2O8eJa4

The entire economy in Iran is controlled by a corrupt regime and the Revolutionary Guards' generals, while the Iranian people are hostages of this enormously dangerous status quo, so they have to pay the price of economic situation in Iran. https://bit.ly/2LJtNh0

  people of Basra in south of  Iraq, had set ablaze large banners of  Ali Khamenei,  and  Ruhollah Khomeini the original founder and the current supreme leader of the Iranian regime. The protesters also religious authorities to issue a fatwa against politicians who have ties with the Iranian regime. Basra, a province south of Iraq, has a majority Shiite population and the Iranian regime boasts of having a large base of support there. It is one of the many southern provinces that have recently seen unrest due to the lack of public services and an expansion of corruption in government institutions. https://bit.ly/2mnXKnT

For the past 40 years, the Iranian regime has been dreaming of taking complete control over Iraq through the slogan of reaching “Quds through Karbala,” and establishing the cornerstone of its “Shiite Crescent” across the region. This is exactly why Iranian regime founder Rouhollah Khomeini continued the war with Iraq despite numerous ceasefire requests. https://bit.ly/2Nov8GE

By Arash Nikzad This uprising is the uprising of the hungry. The unemployed, young people with no clear futures and hopes for a normal life, like a huge, avalanche have been grown more and more for several years. The regime's fear of this uprising is very clear and tangible. The regime has so far failed to prevent a dramatic expansion of the uprising, on the second day of the uprising more than forty cities and on the third day over one hundred and twenty cities have witnessed the eruption of the people. Some of the regime forces have also confessed to the legitimacy of the hunger-hungry people's demands.

Iran's Malign Influence in Lebanon 11 November 2017   f Share   in Share Iran Focus London, 11 Nov - The shock announcement of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri’s resignation is making many wonder what the reasons were behind his decision. There are many political reasons such as the influence of Hezbollah which is in control of around a quarter of the Lebanese territory and is more powerful than the country’s army. Iran is the one behind Hezbollah and Syria’s interference in Lebanese politics, and it is certain that this was at least part of the reason why Hariri resigned. He left the country before announcing his intentions – no surprise, given that Hezbollah is known to assassinate those that speak out against it. Hezbollah’s control over parts of Lebanon has allowed it to introduce social programs that have resulted in considerable support from the Shia population. The social program collects taxes so that hospitals, social cent...

Iran Regime's Military Base Being Constructed in Syria  Print  Email NCRI Staff NCRI - Intelligence sources from the West have shown that an Iranian military base that is being set up in Syria will be a permanent one. Yesterday, new satellite images were released as proof of Iran’s new venture in Syria. The building work is continuing as seen in the satellite imagery. It is so far unconfirmed that the construction will lead to a military base, but evidence strongly points to this hypothesis. The Iranian regime has been involved in the Syrian civil war since the very beginning and it has propped up Syrian President Bashar al Assad and his forces. If it were not for the interference of the Iranian regime, the Syrian civil war would have ended many years ago. The Iranian regime has recently boasted about it victories in Syria and Iraq, and it now appears that the next country on the list is Lebanon. The Iranian regime already has significant infl...

La France restera ferme face au régime en Iran – Emmanuel Macron  Imprimer  E-mail  10 novembre 2017   4     14 Share 0   0   Le président français Emmanuel Macron a déclaré cette semaine la nécessité de conduire une politique de fermeté vis-à-vis du régime en Iran, sa belligérance au Moyen-Orient et son programme de missiles balistiques. Il a tenu ces propos à l'entame de son voyage aux Émirats Arabes Unis. Le président Macron a été interviewé par le journal Al-Ittihad et publiée sur le site de l'ambassade de France. Emmanuel Macron a réitéré que la France demeure convaincue qu'il n'y a pas d'alternative à l'accord nucléaire de 2015 entre l'Iran et les puissances mondiales, une position est très différente de celle du président des États-Unis qui a décidé le mois dernier de ne pas certifier la conformité de l'Iran avec l'accord. Cependant, bien qu'ils soient en désaccord sur ce point, les deux présidents ont ...

White House: Iran Regime Prolonging Yemen War  Print  Email NCRI Staff NCRI - The Iranian Regime is prolonging the war in Yemen and undermining UN efforts to end the conflict through diplomacy, in order to pursue their objective of regional domination, according to comments from the White House on Wednesday. The US has also accused the Iranian Regime of supplying the Houthi rebels in Yemen with advanced weaponry, including ballistic missiles that were used to attack Makkah and Riyadh this year. This backs up claims made by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the wake of last Saturday’s missile attack on Riyadh International Airport by the Houthis. He called that attack a “direct military aggression by the Iranian regime”. The official White House statement condemned Iran’s actions and pledged to support Saudi Arabia and its allies against the Regime’s violations of the UN resolution that enshrines the 2015 nuclear deal. It  read :...

A Deep Strategic Reorientation of the EU Policy Towards Iran Regime Is Imperative  Print  Email Need to Confront Iran’s Revolutionary Guards The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps ( IRGC ) has been leading Iran’s hidden invasion of several Middle-Eastern countries for years. The US administration’s recent decision to  put the IRGC on the terrorist list  makes it vital to confront the regime and its proxies all over the region, writes Alejo Vidal-Quadras in ‘ Euro Active ’ on November 8, 2017 and the article continues as follows: The Islamic Republic of Iran – the world’s number one state sponsor of terror – came into existence since the rise to power of Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979. Terrorism under the banner of Islam had existed long before but through scattered and isolated groups. The significance, in this case, was that Islamic fundamentalism had gained power in a powerful country such as Iran, with vast financial resources and a history ...