Iran
Thursday 16 May 2024
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“After Iran attacked Israel, the focus shifted away from Gaza and Gaza children were able to play on the beaches.”
There is no connection between Iranian strikes on Israel and the Palestinians’ ability to go to the beach in central Gaza. -
"The FSB had received certain information from US intelligence services that, unfortunately, such [an attack] was possible. But, as our Russian counterparts have said, that information was very vague and it did not allow us to identify those behind the deadly crime."
The U.S. warned Russia that Crocus City Hall was a potential target of a terror attack weeks in advance, officials say. -
“It is clear that, first of all, the woman who is exposed has committed the forbidden act of uncovering the hijab. Of course, she commits another mistake by shouting and attacking the young cleric.”
The woman rightfully asked a man wearing Muslim clerical clothing to delete from his mobile phone footage of her and her child he videoed without her consent. -
"A US president once called on the Iranian nation to boycott elections. In opposition to him, people participated with even more enthusiasm. After that, they stopped saying this directly, but they still try to distance people from the elections using various methods."
Source: X, February 19, 2024The Iranian regime labels domestic political dissent as agency of foreign influence to justify repressions. -
“Today, Iran is considered among the top 5 and main countries in the world in some fields of science and technology.”
The Iranian FM’s assertion that Iran is considered among the top five and main countries in the world in some field of science and technology is false. -
Video was posted to Instagram in May 2023 — months before hostilities broke out between Israel and Hamas.
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Wright’s loose headscarf exemplifies a violation of Iranian hijab law. The Iranian regime denies women freedom of expression, jails and exiles female dissidents.
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“[U.S.] behavior is inconsistent with their claims on non-expansion of the [Gaza] war in the region.”
Iran-controlled network of proxy militias conducts systematic attacks and spreads violence across the Middle East and beyond. The United States responds with security measures designed to stop violence and prevent the expansion of violence. -
"[T]here is no group affiliated with the Islamic Republic or Iran’s Armed Forces, whether in Iraq, Syria, or elsewhere that operates directly or indirectly under the control of the Islamic Republic of Iran or acts on its behalf."
Iran is financing, training and supplying advanced arms to some 40 radical Islamist militia groups from the Middle East to Horn of Africa, many of them engaged in terrorist activities. -
“The Pakistani army entered Iran and struck and destroyed a number of bases belonging to terrorist separatist groups based in Iran with missiles and drones.”
No credible sources reported that Pakistani troops entered Iran. There is no evidence of ties between Pakistan’s armed forces and the blue-checked X account that posted a statement on the Pakistani army’s behalf. -
“Although some claimed that the two arrested journalists were innocent after Mahsa Amini's death, documents were published that clearly show their actions and reveal the cooperation of the two with the American and Western spy services.”
The 17 video clips that the Iranian regime presented as "evidence" against Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi only prove that Tehran is prosecuting the journalists for their independent reporting. -
"Washington says USA and Israel had no role in terrorist attack in Kerman, Iran. Really? A fox smells its own lair first. Make no mistake. The responsibility for this crime lies with the US and Zionist regimes and terrorism is just a tool."
Iran’s accusations against the United States and Israel for the twin blasts in the city of Kerman are baseless. Islamic State took responsibility for the attack.