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Monthly Archives: April 2021

Iranian TV Says Attacked Oil Tanker Was Iranian

RFL/RE – Iran’s Al-Alam television said an oil tanker that was reportedly attacked on April 24 near Baniyas in Syria was one of three Iranian tankers that arrived recently at the oil terminal. Syria’s Oil Ministry said earlier that a fire broke out on an oil tanker off the Syrian coastal city of Baniyas following what is believed to be …

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Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Says Three Alleged ‘Terrorists’ Killed In Southeast

RFL/RE – Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) said on April 24 that they had dismantled a “terrorist” cell linked to the Islamic republic’s enemies and killed three of its members in the country’s southeast. The IRGC mounted a “successful operation” in Iran’s southeastern Sistan-Baluchistan Province and ambushed the “terrorist cell linked to the global arrogance,” an IRGC statement published …

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New graves dug over the mass burial place of those massacred in Iran

Iran-HRM – Images recently posted on social media show several new graves being dug over the mass graves in Khavaran Cemetery where the authorities had buried political prisoners executed in 1988 massacre. At least two people have been buried in these graves in recent days in this area. At least 10 new graves have been dug in the Khavaran Cemetery, …

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Two student activists to be flogged for their Telegram posts

Iran-HRM – A court in northern Iran has sentenced two student activists to a total of 72 lashes. The Shahroud Criminal Court has sentenced 25-year-old Milad Nazeri and 26-year-old Seyed Shabir Hosseini Nik to a total of 72 lashes for their social media posts. The two activists are students at Shahroud University of Technology Central Campus in northern Iran. According …

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USCIRF Welcomes Administration’s Historic Decision to Recognize Armenian Genocide

Shabtabnews – The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) welcomes President Joseph R. Biden’s historic decision to recognize the Armenian Genocide on the somber occasion of its 106th anniversary. Beginning in 1915, the Ottoman Empire embarked on a systematic campaign to deport and kill over one million Armenians over the course of the ensuing years. The Biden administration’s recognition of the …

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Coronavirus: Embattled Iranian Hospital Asks for Donations From the Public

Iranwire – On Thursday, April 22, the official number of daily Covid-19 fatalities in Iran passed 450 for the first time in 2021.The jump in the number of new cases has not only coincided with a shortage of hospital beds in both common wards and ICUs, but a shortage of equipment and facilities. Tehran’s Masih Daneshvari Hospital is a well-known …

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Iran Sets Out Conditions for the Revival of the Nuclear Deal (At Least on Paper)

Iranwire – The second round of talks between Iran and the United States has drawn to a close in Vienna. The aim of the talks, which were conducted through intermediaries, was the potential revival of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), but just how explicit Tehran was in its demands and conditions has yet to be revealed. Iran has said it will only revive the …

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Baha’is in Iran have Nowhere to Bury Their Dead

Iranwire – Baha’is in Iran have faced many forms of systematic discrimination and harassment over the past four decades, including deportation, educational restrictions, detention, harassment, torture, imprisonment and even execution. The burial of Baha’i citizens in Baha’i cemeteries is the lated twist; Baha’is are now being prevented from using officially allocated resting places, and families are instead being forced to …

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