Saudi Arabia’s king Salman asked the international community on Monday to act against the Islamic Republic’s military program including its nuclear and ballistic development, Reuters reported.
Dubai was once one of the Iran’s gate to the outside world and one of the biggest business center for Iranians, but the international sanctions against Tehran caused a sharp decrease in the business scales the two countries used to have, Reuters reported.
Thousands of workers from Haft Tapeh sugarcane factory gathered in front of municipality of Shush in the Iranian southwestern province of Khuzestan on Sunday, demanding their delayed salaries.
According to a report by BCS it is very unlikely for Russians to sale Sukhoi Super Jet 100 regional airliners ordered by Iran due to some US-made components in the product.
Iranian teachers strike for second time over financial crisis, failed education system
The spokesman for Denmark’s Defence committee and member of the Danish conservative party Naser Khader considers the Iranian diplomats who belong to the Revolutionary Guards as a threat to Danish community and asked the government to expel them from the Danish soil.
Several money exchange companies based in Iraqi Kurdistan Region’s city of Slemani send 10 million Dollar to Iran on daily bases, a source inside Iranian Intelligence agency (Etelaaat) of Sardasht told Avatoday.
US Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin announced in a tweet on Thursday that the financial messaging service that transfer money around the world’s banking system will be cutting off Iran’s Central Bank.
As Washington’s financial pressure against Tehran reached its peak on Monday with new round of sanctions, US envoy to Syria promised that US will further push Iran in order to stop their activities in Syria, Iraq and Yemen, Washington post reported on Wednesday. <
A report by WAR IS BORING (WIB) published on November 7th shows that Iran is continuing on its missile program despite US sanctions and international disapprove of Tehran’s military development.
