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Iran: Missiles Pointed at U.S. Targets

by Adam Kredo    
October 5, 2015

A senior Iranian military leader warned this weekend that “all U.S. military bases in the Middle East are within the range of” Iran’s missiles and emphasized that the Islamic Republic will continue to break international bans on the construction of ballistic missiles.

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U.S. concerned about Russian arms sales to Iran

by Barbara Starr, CNN Pentagon Correspondent
August 20, 2015

U.S. officials are concerned that Russia is moving ahead with plans to sell Iran a sophisticated missile defense system that could undercut Washington’s ability to challenge Tehran’s airspace. The advanced S-300 air defense system would mean that U.S. or Israeli warplanes likely couldn’t sneak into Iranian airspace if they wanted to bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities.

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16 reasons nuke deal is an Iranian victory and a Western catastrophe

by David Horovitz
July 21, 2015

Op-ed: Has Iran agreed to ‘anywhere, anytime’ inspections, an end to R&D on faster centrifuges, and the dismantling of its key nuclear sites? No, no, and no. Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday unsurprisingly hailed the nuclear agreement struck with US-led world powers, and derided the “failed” efforts of the “warmongering Zionists.” His delight, Iran’s delight, is readily understandable.

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Iran endorses nuclear EMP attack on United States

by Paul Bedard
 June 26, 2015

The spiritual leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is warning the U.S. to stay out of his country’s business and, in particular, its nuclear program, which is set to resume this week. Speaking on a tour of southeast Iran, Khamenei said the US “deserved a punch in the mouth.” From where does this brashness come? It comes from Iran’s plans to launch an Electro-Magnetic Pulse Nuclear war against the USA and Europe, crippling the West in the War on terror.

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Iran: Dog Owners to be Lashed 74 Times in New National Ban

by Ludovica Iaccino
November 7, 2014 13:13 GMT
 
Dog owners in Iran will be sentenced to 74 lashes if they are caught keeping the pets at home or walking them in public. The new punishment is contained in a new draft bill signed by 32 members of the Iranian parliament, according to Iran’s most reformist newspaper Shargh.

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Iran’s Red Line: Centrifuges for 38 A-Bombs Per Year

by Mark Langfan
October 20, 2014

Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader and effective ruler, tweeted a graphic last week which outlined Iran’s 11 “Red Lines for Nuclear Talks.”These included a “red line” of retaining enough centrifuge capacity to produce approximately 38 uranium nuclear bombs per year. This is Red Line 8, which says: “Supplying the final need of the country’s enrichment capacity which is 190 SWUs.”

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Khamenei Calls for Muslim Unity for Israel’s ‘Annihilation’

by Ari Yashar
October 3, 2014

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Friday used his annual message to Hajj pilgrims heading to Mecca to insult Israel and call for its “annihilation. Khamenei likewise accused Israel of having “no limit or boundaries regarding viciousness, cruelty, and trampling underfoot all human standards and ethnics. Crimes, genocide, mass destruction, the killing of children, women and the homeless… The statement is ironic given Iran’s horrific human rights history.

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Zimbabwe signs secret deal to supply Iran with uranium to build a nuclear bomb

by Daily Mail Reporter
10 August 2013

Zimbabwe has signed a secret deal to supply Uranium to Iran for its controversial nuclear programme, according to a senior Government source in Harare. Negotiations between the two countries, which would see thousands of tonnes of the raw uranium shipped to Tehran for enrichment, have allegedly been going on for two years, the Times reports. Zimbabwe’s Deputy Mining Minister Gift Chimanikire, said a ‘memorandum of understanding’ had been signed between the two countries both currently subject to stringent international sanctions.

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