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Tehran Pensioners’ Protest Crackdown; Journalist Kamyar Fakour Beaten and Detained

Iran Human Rights – Following pensioners’ protests across 19 cities in Iran, security forces violently attacked and arrested protesters in Tehran on Sunday. An informed source told IHR that “Nine people including seven men and two women were arrested at the pensioners’ protest outside the Ministry of Labour building.” According to the source, all detainees except journalist Kamyar Fakour, have …

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Saudi Arabia to take ‘necessary measures’ to protect oil after drone attack

Al-Monitor – Saudi Arabia will take measures to protect its oil infrastructure and supply, the country’s top diplomat said following last weekend’s failed drone attack on the kingdom’s — and the world’s — largest oil storage facility at Ras Taruna. “The kingdom will take necessary deterrent measures to protect its national resources,” Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan said in Riyadh on …

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axios.com: Biden envoy says Iran elections not factor in timetable for nuclear talks

axios.com – Iran’s elections in June are not a factor in the Biden administration’s decision-making for how to proceed with nuclear talks, State Department Iran envoy Rob Malley told me in his first interview since taking office. Why it matters: Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani and Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, who pushed for the 2015 nuclear deal and supported engagement with …

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Don’t Let Iran’s Human Rights Be Sacrificed At The Altar Of A Nuclear Deal

hoover.org – The Islamic Republic of Iran remains one of the world’s worst human right abusers: it has the highest executions per capita; it constantly crushes peaceful assembly and freedom of expression; and it harshly persecutes human rights defenders and civil society activists. From the perspective of the Iranian regime, what the West defines as Iran’s “human rights” problem is …

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Republicans, Democrats come together to call on Biden to be hard on Iran

Al-Arabia – Almost 150 members of Congress – Republicans and Democrats – have signed a letter imploring President Joe Biden not to ignore Iran’s militias and ballistic missile program in any new deal with Tehran. The letter addressed to Secretary of State Antony Blinken comes amid increased efforts by the Biden administration to negotiate the failed JCPOA, an acronym for the Iran nuclear deal, with Iran. …

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