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Iran
Iran must fulfill obligations on nuclear plant: Russia
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Iraqis, British strike Iranian backed “secret cells” in the south
Qods Force logo, click to view. 20 killed in attack on the Qazali Network in Amara and Majjar al-Kabir; Mahdi Army facilitator detained in Kirkuk, secret cell leader captured in Baghdad Iraqi Special Operations Forces, backed by British troops, conducted major raids against the Qazali Network in the southern province of Maysan. Over 20 members of the network were killed, 6 wounded and 1 captured in the raid against “the secret cell terrorist network known for facilitating the transport of weapons and explosively formed penetrators, or EFPs, from Iran to Iraq, as well as bringing militants from Iraq to Iran…
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Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia calls on Iran not to interfere in Iraq’s internal affairs
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Iraq
Three Iranian diplomats briefly detained in Iraq
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Iran
Oil giant Iran begins fuel rationing with official cars
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Iran
Iran said the US will “regret” arresting 5 of its “diplomats” in Irbil in January of 2007. IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei stated the US must defuse the crisis over Iran’s nuclear program, and Iran will have the capacity to build 3 nukes a year once it completes the planned 8,000 centrifuges,
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Iraq
The Hidden Hand of Iran in the Resurgence of Ansar al-Islam
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Iran
Iran would hurt US interests if attacked
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Israel
Israel Says Military Action Against Iran Possible
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Al Qaeda
Osama™s Bodyguard: Iran-al Qaeda Cooperation Based on “Joint Interests”
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U.S. finds Karbala PJCC mockup inside Iran
The Fajr Garrison, a Qods Force training facility in Ahwaz. Click to view. Satellite imagery links Iran to the Karbala attack which resulted in five U.S. soldiers killed The January 20 attack on the Karbala Provincial Joint Coordination Center by the Iranian backed Qazali Network, which resulted in the kidnapping and murder of five U.S. soldiers, has been long known to be an Iranian planned and sponsored strike. While Iran has insulated itself with its cutouts in the Qazali Network, Multinational Forces Iraq has captured members of the network as well as found documentation which proved Iran’s complicity in the…
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Targeting the Iranian “Secret Cells”
Qods Force logo, click to view. Coalition and Iraqi Security Forces work to dismantle the Iranian run Sheibani and Qazali networks Since the end of April, Multinational Forces Iraq has released a multitude of press releases noting the capture or killing of members described as belonging to “a secret cell terrorist network known for its use of explosively formed penetrators, or EFPs, as well as facilitating the transport of weapons and EFPs from Iran to Iraq, and bringing militants from Iraq to Iran for terrorist training.” Coalition and Iraqi forces killed 91 members of this network and captured 112 since…
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Iran
NATO Document: Iran Caught Red-Handed Shipping Arms to Taliban
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Iran
Iran warns against new sanctions
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Iran
Iran president sees “countdown” to Israel’s end
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Iran
Iran continues to ship weapons to both Iraq and Afghan insurgent groups. The Fajr-3, a 240mm rocket with a 30 mile range, has been fired at US forces int he Green Zone three times, and two arms shipments, which “included 107mm mortars, rocket-propelled grenades, C-4 explosives and small arms,” have been intercepted in Helmand province.
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Iran
Iranian Flow Of Weapons Increasing, Officials Say
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Iran
IAEA director Mohamed ElBaradei said his primary mission is to stop ‘new crazies’ from going to war with Iran over its nuclear program. “I have no brief other than to make sure we don™t go into another war or that we go crazy into killing each other. You do not want to give additional argument to new crazies who say™let™s go and bomb Iran.™”
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Iran
The Iranian Connection
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Iran
Iran Rejects Suspending Nuke Enrichment Ahead of Talks With EU
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Turkey
Turkey probes weapons cache from Iran to Syria
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Iran
Tehran’s Secret ‘Department 9000’
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Iran
Tehran charges Iranian-Americans with spying
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Iraq
US, Iran Hold Meeting On Iraq Security
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Iran
Iran says it’s uncovered spy rings from US, allies
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Sadr returns from Iran
Sadr returns to Iraq, delivers sermon in Kufa. [AP Photo] Click to view. Muqtada al Sadr surfaces in Kufa after a four month stay in Iran; Mahdi Army commander in Basra killed Muqtada al Sadr, the leader of the Sadrist movement and commander of the Mahdi Army, has reappeared in Kufa, the twin city of Najaf, and delivered a sermon after a four month self imposed exile in Iran. Sadr is believed to have slipped back into Iraq one week ago. While Sadr’s spokesmen have long claimed Sadr never left Iraq, the pretense has now been dropped.
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Iran
Iranian leader warns Israel it may be ‘uprooted™
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Iran
Another American Detained in Iran?
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Iran
France’s Sarkozy calls to tighten sanctions on Teheran
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Iran
The showdown goes on: Will a display of force in the Persian Gulf change Iranian minds over the country’s nuclear programme?
