Spring of freedom

Dopo anni di attentati, ingerenze e finanziamenti, viene alla luce la stretta interdipendenza tra il regime iraniano e le organizzazioni terroristiche di Ezbollah e al-Qaeda. Il 15 Aprile 2019 il Brigadier Generale del Corpo delle Guardie della Rivoluzione Islamica (IRGC – Pasdaran ), Saeed  Ghasem (foto), ha confessato per la prima volta l’attività dei Pasdaran in Bosnia sotto le spoglie della Mezzaluna Rossa, ed i loro contatti con al-Qaeda. Nel frattempo il  mullà Mahmud Alawi  (foto sotto) ministro delle Informazioni della dittatura al potere in Iran è apparso, il 19 aprile, nella preghiera di venerdì a Teheran, in bocca pomposi vocaboli tipo “grandiosi valutazioni di sicurezza sotto linee guide” di Khamenei, e ha tentato di sostenere il morale delle forze frustrate del regime dopo l’inserimento del Corpo dei pasdaran nella lista dei gruppi stranieri terroristici degli USA. Alawi in questo ritardato mostrarsi i muscoli ha dichiarato che: “durante l’...

Jubeir says Iran and Hezbollah agents launched missiles from Houthi territory  Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al Jubeir accused 'Iranian and Hezbollah agents' of launching ballistic missiles at the kingdom on Monday, reserving his country's right to respond at the 'appropriate time and place'. Speaking to reporters at the  United Nations  following Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s meeting with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, Mr Jubeir said 'the Iranian ballistic missiles launched from Houthis' territory in Yemen by Iranian agents and Hezbollah agents is a stark violation of international law and UN resolution 2216'. Saudi Arabia 'reserves the right to respond on this hostile Iranian action at the right time and place'. In his first comments on the attack, Mr Al Jubeir said his country had captured and shown evidence to the international community that Iran is arming the Houthis with ballistic missiles, and that Tehran's den...

The US National Security Adviser told an audience of senior security officials in Munich that the time had come to confront Tehran’s expanding influence The US National Security Adviser told an audience of senior security officials in Munich that the time had come to confront Tehran’s expanding influence   Damien McElroy The National, February 17, 2018  - Iran is using a “Hezbollah model” of building and arming militias in neighboring Arab countries to create weak states that are effectively brought under Tehran’s control, the US National Security Adviser warned on Saturday. In a call to action, HR McMaster told an audience of senior security officials in Munich that the time had come to confront Iran’s expanding influence. He said Iran was replicating its strategy in Lebanon — where it fostered the birth of the powerful Shiite militant group Hezbollah — in Iraq, Syria and Yemen, setting up militias that answer directly to Tehran. “What’s particularly concern...

US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley US Ambassador to the  United Nations  , Nikki Haley said in a tweet published on the USUN twitter account that the Iranian regime spends at least $200 million on Hezbollah each year, while their citizens chant, “Neither Gaza, nor Lebanon, my life only for Iran.”

Hezbollah Moving Tons of Cocaine from Latin America to Europe to Europe Terror Operations  Long ago I wrote explaining how Congress is taking the lead on Iran policy. Recently, major developments involving the United States, Iran, and the entire Middle East have placed the powerful US legislative body before obligations in the face of arguably the world’s most dangerous regime. At a time when Iran’s foreign meddling and ballistic missile drive continues to raise eyebrows out of deep concern, an important spotlight is being focused on a shadowy aspect of Tehran’s notorious schemes. Politico released what has been described as a bombshell, exposing how Iran literally demanded the Obama administration facilitate a major drug trafficking/money-laundering campaign across four continents. While senior Obama administration officials must be held accountable for their ties with the terrorist Lebanese Hezbollah, the main issue at hand is how to tackle the root: Iran. B...

”Passing through Bulgaria, Iran is planting Hezbollah members in Balkans” “I am not alone here. I know of several more Lebanese and Syrian-related Hezbollah members who have lived in Bulgaria for years.” Editorial, Vocal Europe, Dec. 19, 2017  - Ali, a Hezbollah sympathizer, living in Bulgaria and married to a Bulgarian tells me. At his request, his name has been changed. He fears the repercussions for his family still living in Lebanon. He is right to worry – Hezbollah has repeatedly proved adept that it can keep a careful eye on its members, observing their actions from its Lebanese fortress, more than even 2000 km away. Iran and the Balkans? Why? The Balkans are not synonymous with Iranian influence – unlike Turkey or Russia who have deep historical links in the region. Iran, however has cultivated its presence only over the last 30 years.  The Balkans, for Iran, has proved to be important for at least two reasons. Firstly, there is Bosnia, a country tha...