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Iran
Iran probes Argentines over Jewish centre bombing
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Iran
Brown warns Iran of investment sanctions
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Iran
Sufis clash with Iranian troops
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Iraq
Al Qaeda losing support but Iranian arms still problem in Iraq: US military
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Iran
US attack on Iran may “open Pandora’s box”
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Turkey
Turkish army after PKK elements at borders with Iran
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Iran
The US released nine Iranians held in Iraq, including two Qods Force officers detained in Irbil earlier this year. Iran rejected Interpol’s warrants issued for five Iranian military and political leaders for involvement in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center in Argentina.
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Iran
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Iran’s nuclear program is “irreversible.” Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urged police to continue to crack down on those who violate the Islamic dress code. Interpol placed an ex-Iranian intelligence chief, a former leader of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, three other Iranians and a Lebanese terrorist on its most-wanted list for the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center in Argentina.
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Iran
Iran: 3,000 centrifuges fully working
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Iran
World Bank Vows a Big Loan to Iran
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Iran
Iran rules out possibility of US military strike
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Iran
US Sanctions Force World Bank to Halt Some Iran Aid
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Iran
Britain, France, Germany, the United States, Russia and China agreed to push ahead with sanctions if the IAEA report on November 19 shows Iran has not addressed concerns over its nuclear program. The US said Russia and China were holding back the process to enforce sanctions. The US military said Iranian EFP attacks in Iraq have declined over the past few months.
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Iran
Bahrain accuses Iran of nuclear weapons lie
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Iran
Expert: Hamas, Hezbollah cells may be active in Mexico
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Iran
World powers discuss Iran sanctions in London
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Iraq
US military sees drop in Iranian-made bombs in Iraq
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Iran
US charges of Iran killing troops a ‘lie™: Khamenei
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Iran
US to face ‘quagmire™ if attacks Iran: IRGC commander
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Iraq
Iran says no role in killing US soldiers in Iraq
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Iran
Iranian general warns of Gulf suicide bombings
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Iran
IAEA chief sees no proof Iran is seeking nukes
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Iraqi troops free tribal leaders kidnapped by Mahdi Army commander
Eight of the 11 tribal leaders captured after a reconciliation meeting in Diyala were freed by Iraqi soldiers. Multinational Forces Iraq begins identifying the “rogue” Mahdi Army commanders and continues to pressure Sadr and his Mahdi Army.
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Iran
Iranian Foreign Minister Accuses US, Israel of Supporting Kurdish Rebels
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Iran
The US has imposed sanctions on the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, three of Iran’s largest banks, and eight citizens involved in weapons trade and supporting terrorist groups. Iranians are beginning to complain about economic setbacks.
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Iran
Iran won™t negotiate over atomic rights – president
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Iraq
US Planners See Shiite Militias as Rising Threat
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Al Qaeda
Interview With New Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Iran
British SAS commandos, along with US and Australian special forces, entered Iran and attacked the Iranian Revolutionary Guard – Qods Force and Shia militias smuggling weapons and fighters into Iraq. At least six raids occurred over the past several months. Iran claimed it could fire 11,000 rockets at “enemy bases” if attacked.
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Raid in Baghdad’s Sadr City kills 49 Special Groups operatives
Coalition and Iraqi forces continue to target the Iranian-backed Shia terror groups while warning Muqtada al Sadr at the same time. The Mahdi Army is also targeted in Diwaniyah.
