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Russian, UK envoys ignite fury in Iran with ‘inappropriate’ restaged photo

Al-Monitor – Iran’s Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian and UK ambassadors in Tehran after a controversial photo showed the two sitting atop the steps of the Russian Embassy in central Tehran. While the photo might not at first sight appear particularly provocative, to many Iranians it was an “insult” that reopened old wounds and stirred up anti-Russian and anti-British sentiments.   The 2021 photo showed three …

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Iran continues to be rocked by protests, and the COVID crisis

nufdiran.org – Iran continues to be rocked by protests, the COVID crisis caused by Khamenei’s ban of the American and British vaccines, and the inauguration of the criminal Ebrahim Raisi as the Islamic Republic’s new president.The people of Iran are suffering under unimaginable pressure from the regime and its brutality. At NUFDI, we are doing everything we can to bring …

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Novices, Ideologues and Terrorists: Raisi’s Cabinet Revealed

Iranwire – Yesterday Ebrahim Raisi released a final, full list of his proposed new cabinet members to the Iranian parliament. In line with both political analysts’ forecasts and media speculation, alongside the names already announced this week were those of several relatively little-known figures with scant experience, as well as a hefty compliment of officials who last served in the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad …

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Prosecutors Describe Prison ‘Corridor of Death’ at Hamid Nouri Trial

Iranwire – On the second day of the criminal trial of ex-Iranian prison official Hamid Nouri in Sweden, prosecutors painted a harrowing picture of how thousands of people were systematically sent to their deaths in the summer of 1988. Arrested in November 2019, Nouri is on trial for war crimes and murder over his alleged part in the 1988 massacre of political prisoners on the orders …

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Photo-gate at the Russian Embassy and the Tehran Conference of 1943

Iranwire – British diplomat Simon Shercliff was appointed as ambassador to Iran earlier this month. He  seemed to be off to a great start: he had already spent three years in Iran, from 2000 to 2003, all the time when reformist President Mohammad Khatami was in power. Things seemed more hopeful for the country in general, and Western diplomats had more wide-ranging …

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