Amidst the country’s lingering 12-year civil war, around 900 US military personnel continue to support Kurdish forces in eastern Syria. The situation remains strained as Iran and Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad grapple to regain complete territorial control, while moderate rebel groups help thwart a potential resurgence of extremist groups like ISIS.
The documents were published on the group’s Telegram channel and expose a pattern of communication between the presidential organization’s Chief of Staff office and Asghar Abbas Qholizadeh, the IRGC commander in East Azerbaijan Province.
The signatories include a diverse mix of parliament’s deputies, three Commission Chairs, 10 Commission deputies, and 19 members from the Foreign, Defense and Security, Judicial, and Human Rights Commissions. This broad-based support signals a substantial commitment to international human rights advocacy.
Protesters have been specifically holding Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the mullahs’ regime accountable for the escalating socio-economic crisis in Iran. The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), Basij units, and other security agencies have been suppressing peaceful demonstrations, intensifying the distress of Iranian citizens.
Drawing inspiration from the Rewards for Justice Program implemented by the United States Department of State, the Ministry of Intelligence (MOIS) of the regime devised a strategic plan encompassing multiple objectives.
Complications from surgery were reported as the cause of death by the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
Over 40 mothers seeking justice for their children slain during the Iran uprisings were arrested by the IRGC Intelligence forces after visiting Aychi Cemetery in Saqqez.
On June 9, 2023, the parents of some of the young people slain during the protests in Sanandaj, Dehgolan, and Divandareh participated in the birthday ceremony of Danial Pabandi, one of the martyrs of the Iran uprising, at Aychi Cemetery in Saqqez.
Most recently, President Ebrahim Raisi unveiled the so-called “seventh development plan,” touted for its supposed worker benefits. However, state-run media and closer inspections have exposed the plan’s deceptive pretenses.
They accuse the administration of squandering billions on clandestine nuclear programs, ballistic missiles, and suicide drones, funding international terrorism, supporting dictators such as Syria’s Bashar al-Assad, and reinforcing domestic oppression.
Supreme leader Ali Khamenei, in his homage to regime founder Ruhollah Khomeini on June 5, argued that the “enemy’s plan has been disrupted.
