Iraqi leader denies alleged deal with Iran to end protests
The commander of Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Quds forces Qassem Suleimani has reportedly reached a deal with major Iraqi political parties to end the protests, AFP reported.
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Sources: Iranian anti-riot forces to leave Iraq after consulate attack
According to information received by Avatoday, dozens of Iranian agents who were deployed in Iraq for suppressing ongoing protests are now leaving the country.
Exclusive: IRGC to carry out bomb explosions among Iraqi protesters
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.
Source: US forces interfere to prevent Iranian scenario in Iraq
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.
Israeli air defense systems on alert over possible Iranian attack
Israel has put all of its air defense systems on alert over Iranian missile and drone attack, Air Force head Amikam Norkin said on Wednesday.
Iranian Revolutionary Guards try to avert Iraqi public protests
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.
US delegation meets Iranian official in Oman
A delegation from Iran led by Ali Shamkhani the secretary of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council was in Oman to meet with US Department of State team, Avatoday source revealed.
Unknown drones attack Iran-backed militias at Syria’s Hamdan airport
Unidentified drones attacked Syrian regime forces and pro-Iranian militias on Tuesday at the Hamdan airport near the town of al-Bukamal, The Jerusalem Post reported, citing TV station Halab Today.
Kurds worry over Turkey’s 30,000-euro fund to OPCW ahead of ‘chemical attacks’ in Syria
The organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has received 30,000 euros from Turkish government on October 17 and ahead of alleged chemical attacks by Turkey’s army and its proxies against the Syrian Kurds.
Turkey uses banned weapons against Kurdish civilians including children, say leaders
Kurdish Syrians, who are currently under the brutal attacks of Turkish army, accused Ankara of using banned weapons against civilians and children.