Spring of freedom

The regime in Iran is providing millions to Iraq & Syria while millions are suffering from floods inside Iran It has been more than a month since the devastating  floods  in Iran has washed away more than half of the country’s lands and leaving the lives of more than 11 million people in two third of the country’s provinces in ruins. While there is a desperate need for state funds to help the people and provide at least basic necessities, some state-run media reported on Saturday that the clerical regime ruling Iran has paid 1.2 trillion rials (equal to about $30 million) to  Iraq  and  Syria  under the pretext of rebuilding shrines in those two countries. The head of one of the regime’s corrupt institution, the “Department for Rebuilding Sacred Shrines,” acknowledged the amount. By calling it propaganda against the state, he reacted to the growing popular hatred of spending so much on the regime’s extraterritorial projects while people in floode...

The head of Iran’s Chamber of Commerce announced on December 30 that Iran was ready to cooperate in the reconstruction of Syria. In comments carried by the  Fars  state-run news agency, Gholamhossein Shafeie said that Iranian and Syrian statesmen were currently in “comprehensive” cooperation for development in Syria.  Related Posts Tehran official vows “force” against Tehran’s street peddlers  JANUARY 2, 2019 Grandson of Islamic Republic’s founder says regime’s survival is not guaranteed  DECEMBER 30, 2018 Iranian “reformists” and hardliners warn of looming 2019 regime change  DECEMBER 29, 2018   “In this regard, Iran’s private sector is ready to cooperate in this field and supply the basic goods of the Syrian people,” he added in a joint meeting with Iranian and Syrian officials held in the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber of Commerce established a department two years ago for reconstruc...

The bombs and missiles, which were launched on April 14th on Bashar al-Assad’s chemical production and distribution centers, seem to have hit the Mullahs regime politically. Because some of the Iranian regime’s agents and analysts acknowledge that all the forces that support Bashar al-Assad today in Syria were invited by Mullahs regime there, (Russia, Hezbollah Lebanon and other terrorist troops in Syria) On the other hand, although Russia is currently the strongest force in Syria, the preservation of Bashar al-Assad, unlike the clerical regime of Iran, is not strategic for Russia. This is why the Mullahs regime’s response to this attack is so hysterical and horrific, as Khamenei himself immediately came to the scene and reacted very negatively to it. Afterward, we witnessed a massive propaganda campaign and a huge amount of comments from the authorities and the regime’s media. In reaction to the attacks on Bashar al-Assad and the Mullahs regime’s interests in these attacks...

The remains of an F-16 crashed after coming under fire by Syrian air defenses during attacks against Iranian targets in the war-torn country. The downing of an Israeli jet won’t fundamentally alter the Middle East’s strategic balance. FEBRUARY 13, 2018  - With the Syrian rebels on the run and the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad gaining momentum, Iran is seeking to rewrite the “rules of the game” governing Israel’s actions in Syria. Last weekend’s clashes on Israel’s northern border occurred within this context. An Iranian drone breached Israeli airspace, Israel retaliated by bombing multiple targets deep in Syrian territory, and Syria then shot down an Israeli fighter jet. Before last Saturday, Israel had established an expectation that its strikes on Iranian-Hezbollah weapons convoys and production facilities in Syria would not be met with an effective military response; Syria and Hezbollah couldn’t afford war with Israel, nor did they have the capabil...

Nikki Haley votes for a bid to renew an international inquiry into chemical weapons attacks in Syria in New York on November 17, 2017  US Ambassador Nikki Haley will present “irrefutable evidence” that Iran has tried to cover up violations of international obligations, the US mission said Wednesday. Haley will hold a press conference in Washington on Thursday on Iran’s “ongoing destabilizing activities in the Middle East and elsewhere in the world.” The United States and Saudi Arabia have accused Iran of supplying weapons to Yemen’s Huthi rebels, who fired a missile intercepted near Riyadh airport on November 4. “Ambassador Haley will offer irrefutable evidence that Iran has deliberately violated its international obligations and has tried and failed to cover up these violations,” a statement from the mission said. Haley has called on the UN Security Council to take a tougher stance toward Iran, accusing Tehran of making illegal arms deals in Yemen, Lebanon an...