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Iran
Iran fires first rocket into space – report
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Iran
Iran killed 17 ‘rebels’ during a battle in the northwestern province of West Azerbaijan. The government accused the US of fomenting the violence. An IRGC helicopter was shot down, apparently with a SA-7, killing two IRGC commanders and 8 soldiers.
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Iran
Iranian forces kill 17 rebels
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Iran
Iran: US not in a position for military action
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Iran
US seeks new sanctions on Iran
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Iran
The IAEA report states “‘Iran has not suspended its enrichment related activities’ and was continuing a variety of enrichment activities.” Iran and Russia are developing Syria’s antitank, surface to air, and SCUD-D missile capabilities.
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Iran
Iran Refuses to Stop Nuclear Work as UN Deadline Passes
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Iran
Second US Aircraft Carrier Arrives Near Iran
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Iran
President Ahmadinejad rejected the UN calls for suspending uranium enrichment just one day before the deadline expires. Russia claimed Iran is two months behind payments on the Bushehr nuclear facility. The purported Zahedan bomber was executed in public, just days after the attack.
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Iran
Iran denies Muqtada al-Sadr is in country. The nuclear enrichment program will not be stopped, according to spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini. The IRGC will hold military exercises just prior to the UN decision on Iran’s nuclear program.
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Syria
Assad, Ahmadinejad vow to form alliance against US, Israel
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Syria
Syria’s Assad in Iran for talks on Iraq
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Iran
The US Treasury Department has sanctioned three Iranian companies for WMD proliferation. Japan has also imposed sanctions for nuclear activities. Iran is involved in Yemen’s civil war. Clashes and bombings continue in the southeastern city of Zahedan, where 11 IRGC soldiers were killed two days ago.
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Iraq
Iraqi government adviser says al-Sadr in Iran
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Iran
Analysis: Iran, ‘a very serious threat’
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Iran
Iran envoy Larijani visits Saudi for nuclear talks
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Iran
Iran Revolutionary Guards: Unit engraved emblem on US ship
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The war in the shadows against Iran & Sadr
The remains of a bus destroyed in Zahedan, southeastern Iran. 18 IRGC soldiers were killed. (AP Photo). Click photo to view. A bomb killed 18 IRGC soldiers in Iran, Mahdi Army continues to be targeted While the U.S. military and intelligence proceeds cautiously on exposing Iran’s involvement in Iraq’s insurgency, and treads carefully on exposing Muqtada al-Sadr’s backing of the Shia death squads, a war is being fought in the shadows – a war which we only see glimpses of. The war has escalated enough that Muqtada al-Sadr has left Iraq for safe environs in Iran. Sadr’s aides claim he…
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Iran
A car bomb killed 18 Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps soldiers on a bus in southwestern Iran. The European Union is pessimistic about being able to deter Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
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Muqtada al-Sadr left Iraq, in Iran
Muqtada al-Sadr. Under pressure, the leader of the Mahdi Army fled to Iran Muqtada al-Sadr, the radical Iranian backed leader of the Jaish al-Mahdi, or Mahdi Army, left Iraq several weeks ago and is staying with ‘family’ inside Iran, according to an ABC News report. Military officials told ABC News Sadr is said to have left Iraq just prior to the deployment of U.S. forces, and feared being targeted by U.S. Air Force.
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Iran
Anxiety grows on Iran’s eastern border – Rumours grow over Iranian interest in Taliban heartlands of southern Afghanistan and tribal regions of Pakistan
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Iranian sniper rifles in the hands of Iraqi insurgents
The Telegraph reports a large quantity of Austrian made .50 caliber sniper rifles were seized in Baghdad The Steyr HS50 sniper rifle. Click photo to view. On the heals of a U.S. military presentation which provided evidence of Iranian made Explosively formed projectiles, mortars and other weapons being supplied to to Iraqi terrorists, as well as evidence of Iranian Qods Force operatives captured in Iraq, The Telegraph reports a significant quantity of Iranian owned sniper rifles have been seized in Iraq. Over twelve percent of Iran’s Steyr HS50 sniper rifles purchased by the “National Iranian Police Organisation” in 2005 have…
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Iran
Iran denied supplying Iraqi groups with weapons. The slides of evidence from the briefing can be seen at the BBC. The European Union agreed on Iran sanctions, but is willing to conduct further negotiations. An Iranian general claims Iran is mass-producing stealth drones.
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Iran
The Baghdad Crackdown
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Iran
Evidence of Iran’s War Against Coalition Forces in Iraq Unveiled
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Iran
A US officer briefed reporters on evidence of Iran supplying deadly Explosive Formed Projectiles (EFPs) and other weapons to the insurgency, which have so far resulted in the death of 170 US soldiers and 620 wounded. Iran announces a new missile and warhead with a range of 1,200 miles, capable of hitting Israel.
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Iran
Iran: Former Revolutionary Talks About Parting Ways With Theocracy
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Iran
US Alleges Iraqi Bombs Linked To Iran
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Evidence of Iran supplying weapons, expertise to Iraqi insurgents
Military officials provides evidence Iran is supplying EFPs, mortars, other deadly weapons to Iraqi insurgents; Qods forces members in custody Handout photo released by the US military shows an 81mm mortar round believed to be from Iran and found in Baghdad in January 2007. Click photo to view. The U.S. military unveiled the first round of evidence of Iran’s complicity in supplying Iraqi insurgents with sophisticated explosive devices and weaponry. An unnamed military explosive expert and a defense intelligence official, along with Coalition Spokesman Major General Bill Caldwell presented the evidence to the Baghdad press corps this morning. “Iran is…
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Al Qaeda
al Qaeda Suspects Color White House Debate Over Iran
