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.
Washington has re-imposed oil and financial sanctions against Tehran early hours on Monday, hoping to change the Islamic Republic’s regional and international behavior.
The white house announced on Friday that US will re-impose all the sanctions, which were exist against Tehran before 2015 nuclear deal, starting from November 5th, AP has reported.
As a new round of US sanctions against Iran is scheduled on November 5th, two South Korean banks announced on Friday that they will stop transactions with Iranian bank, KBS World reported today.
The Danish state reveled further details of alleged terror attempt by Iranian intelligent forces against political activists in its soil, pushing for EU sanctions against Tehran, Danish media reported on Wednesday.
The Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) announced on Tuesday that its forces in collaboration with Swedish and Norwegian police arrested an Iranian agent, who was planning to carry out a political assassination in Denmark, Danish local media reported
Attacks by Islamic Republic’s Hackers on Avatoday’s website and social media remained unsuccessful on Tuesday.
The Financial Action Task Force warned Tehran on October 19 that it would implement further sanctions in case Iran doesn’t fulfill ten promises they made to pass and enforce laws to stop funding terrorist groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas.
Despite the efforts by European countries especially France, Germany and Britain to save Iran nuclear deal, Western companies are better off leaving Iran than facing consequences of US sanctions, suggest a new study published on October 19th by the interpreter.
