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An Iranian spokesman said Iran will retaliate against any US attempts to kill or capture their foreign agents. The spokesman also claims the Karbala abduction was carried out by the Mahdi Army. President Bush said Iran and Syira are fomenting unrest in Lebanon.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard (Pasdaran) threaten to abduct US troops
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Intelligence on Iran’s role in supporting violence will be declassified. Iran plans on opening a bank in Baghdad and increasing reconstruction funds. The Iraqi border crossings have been closed to “prevent a large number of pilgrims from flocking across the border without ‘legal documents.’” 33 NGOs rebuke Iran for its promotion of Holocaust denial.
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Iranian Reveals Plan to Expand Role in Iraq
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Moscow slams US™ hardline policies over Iran
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U.N. Atomic Chief Cites Iran Enrichment Plan
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Iran wants senior atom inspector out
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The Karbala attack and the IRGC
Qods Force logo. Click image to view. The Iranians may be responsible the conducting the attack that resulted in the murder of five American soldiers in Karbala On January 20th, a team of twelve men disguised as U.S. soldiers entered the Provincial Joint Coordination Center in Karbala, where U.S. soldiers conducted a meeting with local officials, and attacked and killed five soldiers, and wounded another three. The initial reports indicated the five were killed in the Karbala JCC, however the U.S. military has reported that four of those killed were actually removed from the center, handcuffed, and murdered.
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Pressuring the Islamic Republic of Iran
Ahmadinejad at an anti-U.S. and Israel conference last year. Click image to view. External pressure is creating political discord inside Iran The recent campaign by the United States and its allies in the Gulf to increase the political, economic and military pressure on the government of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is beginning to show some results. Internal Iranian opposition by rival political factions are threatening Ahmadinejad’s hold on power, as they fear of economic collapse, confrontation with the West and the very existence of the Islamic Republic may be the results of his reckless policy of confrontation with the West.
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The US has authorized troops to killed Iranian agents in Iraq. Iranian assets in Lebanon (Hezbollah), Afghanistan and in the Palestinian territories (Hamas) are also targets. Ayatollah Khamenei snubs Ahmadinejad, and Iranian lawmakers, led by Rafsanjani, seek to impeach the President. Iran continues to supply the Iraqi insurgency with IED triggers.
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N Korea helping Iran with nuclear testing
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Iran is supporting the insurgency in Afghanistan. A senior cleric and a politician openly criticize President Ahmadinejad’s policy of confrontation with the US. 38 IAEA nuclear inspectors are barred from entering the country.
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US Warns Iran To Back Down
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President Ahmadinejad said that U.N. Security Council resolutions against Tehran would not affect Iran’s nuclear policies even if 10 more of them were passed. Iran began a three-day testing of its missiles. Ahmadinejad may be losing political power in Iran. Democrats say Bush cannot launch an attack against Iran without first seeking approval from lawmakers.
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Rebuke in Iran to Its President on Nuclear Role
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French Visit to Tehran, Seen as Diplomatic Faux Pas, Is Aborted
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One of the five IRGC members arrested by US forces in Irbil, Iraq is wanted by Austria for killing 3 Kurds in Vienna in 1989. Ali Larijani, Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator and head of security council, is traveling to Syria for talks. Russia sold Iran modern, short-range TOR-M1 anti-aircraft systems, and plans on selling more military hardware.
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Ahmadinejad offers Nicaragua help against “common enemies”
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Nuclear work goes on, says defiant Iran
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Argentina Pursues Iran in ’94 Blast As Neighbors Court Ahmadinejad
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MNF-Iraq on the five Iranians detained in Irbil, Iraq: “[they are] connected to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard – Qods Force (IRGC-QF), an organization known for providing funds, weapons, improvised explosive device technology and training to extremist groups attempting to destabilize the Government of Iraq and attack Coalition forces.” Iran demands their release.
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Iranian Qods Force Agents Detained in Irbil Raid
US Pressure uncovers further evidence of Iran’s involvement with the Iraqi insurgency and al Qaeda Qods Force logo. Click image to view. Thursday’s raid on an Iranian liaison office and the subsequent arrest of five Iranians has provided further evidence of the Islamic Republic’s interference in Iraqi affairs and involvement with the insurgency. Multinational Forces – Iraq has reported the Iranians are members of Qods Force. “The five detainees are connected to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard – Qods Force (IRGC-QF), an organization known for providing funds, weapons, improvised explosive device technology and training to extremist groups attempting to destabilize the…
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Iran Leader’s Nuke Diplomacy Questioned
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There is no plan to attack Iran, said the US. President Bush authorized the raid on the Iranian diplomatic mission in Iraq. President Ahmadinejad travels to Latin America to visit allies. The slow pace of Iran’s nuclear program puzzles experts.
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Pressuring Iran on Iraq
Another raid & detention of Iranian diplomats Following President Bush’s speech on a change in strategy and tactics in Iraq, which contained unusually harsh language with respect to Iran and its involvement in the Iraqi insurgency, the United States wasted no time in firing its first shot across the bow of the Islamic Republic of Iran. U.S. forces raided the Iranian consulate in Irbil in northern Iraq, and detained five Iranians, along with computers, documents and other evidence the Iranians were colluding with the Sunni insurgency and Shia death squads. Irbil is in the Kurdish north, which is largely Sunni,…
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Iran, Syria denounce Bush’s Iraq plan
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Mubarak tells Iran not to touch Iraq
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A leader of the Basji claims Iran will block the Strait of Hormuz if the Iranian economy is threatened. The US has put sanctions on Bank Sepah, Iran’s fifth-largest state bank. The Arab nations fear Tehran’s influence in the Middle East, and wants US policy to counter this. The MEK terrorist group loses a court battle to be removed from the US terror list.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei appeared in public after rumors of his death, and said Iran would not back down on its enrichment program. Israel denies reports it is planning tactical nuclear strikes on Iran’s nuke facilities. Iran is in the midst of an oil crisis.
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Iran Won’t Cut Cooperation With IAEA
