Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGCs) Quds force is planning bomb explosions among Iraqi protesters in an attempt to end the movement, Avatoday source inside Iraqi intelligence agency revealed.
US special forces in Baghdad, on Thursday stopped and Iranian coup attempt against prime minister Adil Abdul al-Mahdi, Avatoday source inside the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has revealed the information.
According to information received by Avatoday, Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGC) Quds force has put a lot of effort into suppressing and averting anti-government protest in Iraq.
In an unexpected move Iranian government have temporarily released four journalists and two labour activists this week, each on heavy bails.
A prominent hardliner Ayatollah said that the 2015 nuclear deal did not bring respect to Iran, what brought respect to the country were seizing UK ship and shooting down American drones, Radio Farda reported on Saturday.
Several detainees went on strike this week, protesting over prison officials’ misbehavior and constant pressures from Iranian Intelligence Agency known as Etelaat on their family.
At least 100,000 nurses are needed in Iranian hospitals and thousands are ready to enter the department, but government cannot pay for their services.
The Kurdish Autonomous Administration in northeastern Syria announced on Saturday that 17 civilians died and 24 more wounded since Thursday night’s ceasefire, which Turkey was blamed for breaking it.
Iranian intelligence service confirmed on Monday the capturing of a popular anti-regime activist Rooholla Zam, who was running a social media outlet outside the country in France.
After the sudden announcement of US withdrew by President Trump earlier this week and giving green-light to Turkey to enter Syria and attack the Kurds, Iran has also joined the game with a surprise military manure near Turkish border on Wednesday.
