NCRI-US Iran Protests Briefs, April 12, 2021 Saravan and other Cities in Sistan-Baluchistan Province Erupt in Anti-regime Protests Overview In late February, major protests broke out against the ruling regime in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchistan province. The protests erupted in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic and
By Shahriar Kia, Originally published in NCR-Iran.org, 9th April 2021 Over 1,500 were killed in the Iranian People’s Nationwide Uprising in November 2019. In recent days, mullahs’ regime officials, amid their factional feuds, accuse one another of killing innocent protesters during the major Iran protests in November 2019. According
NCRI-US Staff, Thursday, April 8, 2021 Commenting on the talks over the Iranian regime’s nuclear program in Vienna, Mohammad Mohaddessin, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), said the following: The Iranian Resistance welcomes any efforts to prevent the
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By Mansoureh Galestan, Originally published in NCR-Iran.org, 26th March 2021 With the growing public dissent in Iran, the regime’s officials express their fear of social media and its effects on the restive society. During his yearly speech on the Persian New Year occasion (Nowruz) on Sunday, the regime’s
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Written by Mansoureh Galestan, Originally published in NCR-Iran.org, 16th March 2021 Iran’s regime will hold its sham presidential elections in June 2021. Iran’s crises have caused factional feuding within the regime. State-run media warn officials of another national boycott and possible protests. After the major Iran protests in November
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Written by Patrick Henry, originally published in International Business Times, 14th March 2021 Last month marked a historic turning point for the European Union in its dealings with the Iranian regime and its smiling Foreign Minister Javad Zarif. A court in Belgium convicted one of
US – Iran Relations: Will There Be A New Policy Against Tehran’s Dirty War? Read More
By Ali Safavi, originally published in Modern Diplomacy, March 6, 2021 Another US administration is trying to figure out its Iran policy. And, as always, the very regime at the core of the riddle is influencing the policy outcome. Through the years, the clerical rulers
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By Shamsi Saadati, Originally published in NCR-Iran.org, 7th March 2021 The regime’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, appeared on state television on March 5, on the national arbor day, shedding crocodile tears for Iran people’s economic and social grievances. Yet, he refused to offer a solution for people’s economic hardships.
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By NCRI-US Staff Writer, March 3, 2021 On February 22, 2021, Iran regime’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) killed nine Baluchi fuel porters and injured dozens more near the city of Saravan, sparking protests across Sistan and Baluchestan Province. Many locals, forced into poverty in the crumbling
By Hon. Ted Poe, originally published in Townhall, February 27, 2021 While working on terrorism-related issues during my congressional career, I soon understood not only that Iran had earned its reputation as the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism, but also that the country’s leadership
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