Guy Taylor, The Washington Times, 15 February 2018 Iran’s intelligence services have “significantly accelerated” spying on their own citizens in the wake of the recent anti-regime protests that rocked the nation, according to a extensive new investigation being released Thursday by a leading Iranian exile
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Exposing Iran’s Latest Cyberwarfare Methods and Threat Actors VIEW LIVESTREAM OF EVENT HERE. A new wave of cyberwarfare by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in collaboration with the Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) accelerated significantly after the nationwide uprising that began in December
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Adam Kredo, The Washington Free Beacon, 5 February 2018 Iran announced on Monday that it has begun mass-producing a new weaponized drone that carries smart bombs capable of precision strikes, according to the Islamic Republic’s military leaders. Iran, which has engaged in a massive military
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NCRI, 5 February 2018 NCRI – Two female political prisoners, Atena Daemi and Golrokh Iraee, started an indefinite hunger strike on Saturday, February 3, to protest their “illegal transfer” to Qarchak prison. The two political prisoners issued a letter announcing that they have given ten days
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NCRI, 4 February 2018 Iranian regime launched a show visit to Evin prison on January 30, by a number of the regime’s parliamentarians, to cover the disgrace of their crimes against the prisoners of the uprising. This show took place while after the killing of
NCRI, 4 February 2018 NCRI – The warring factions in the Iranian Regime are now divided over how to handle the people’s uprising, which has been dominating the country for over a month. Many in Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s faction believe that they can placate
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Tahar Boumedra, The Hill, 31 January 2018 Among analysts and commentators who have been paying attention to the state of affairs in the Islamic Republic of Iran, there is widespread agreement that the fallout from recent protests, which spread to as many as 140 cities
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Ken Blackwell, Townhall, 26 January 2018 On November 9, 1978, the US Ambassador to Tehran, William Sullivan sent shock waves through the foreign policy establishment with a diplomatic cable to the White House titled, “Thinking the unthinkable. Iran without the Shah.” The Iranian monarchy had
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Ben Evansky, Fox News, 29 January 2018 Iran is spending billions of dollars on its weapons programs and supporting terrorism around the globe while it ignores the basic needs of its people, a new report asserts. The report, issued by the National Council of Resistance of Iran
Soona Samsami, The Daily Caller, 31 January 2018 As 2018 dawned in Iran, a surge of urban uprisings engulfed more than 140 cities and towns. Protesters angrily chanted “Leave Syria alone, think about us” and “Death to Hezbollah” — slogans aimed at not only the regime’s President
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