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Engineer pleads not guilty in US case of helping Iran’s drone program

iranintl – A former engineer for a semiconductor company, Mahdi Sadeghi, pleaded not guilty in federal court on Friday to charges of illegally procuring US technology for an Iranian company linked to a drone attack that killed three US service members in January. Sadeghi was indicted on December 19, along with the arrest of Mohammad Abedini in Milan, Italy, who was also …

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Iran announces weekend drills to prove military mettle

iranintl – Iran announced surprise military drills on Saturday to showcase its continued strength after the Israeli blows to its defense systems as well as the loss of Syria to rebels marked one of the Islamic Republic’s biggest military setbacks yet. “You will see that our power has not diminished, contrary to what the enemy claims in its psychological warfare, …

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Iranian officials and clerics seek to mollify public over setbacks

iranintl – Iranian government politicians and clerics scrambled on Friday to counter mounting public disdain for their international and domestic setbacks, reaching for outlandish explanations and blasting critics. President Masoud Pezeshkian announced in a meeting on Friday that the worst is over in electricity and gas shortages which have plagued the country for over a month. “Forecasts indicated that the …

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Khamenei’s representative calls Jews ‘most hostile beings’ in antisemitic sermon

iranintl – A state-appointed Iranian cleric lashed out against Jews in an antisemitic outburst on Friday. “The greatest dangers and harms today come from the Jews,” said Khamenei’s representative in Azad University of Gilan, Mohammad Hossein Safavi, during a Friday prayer sermon in Rasht. “According to God’s words in Quran, the Jews are the most hostile beings, and they have made every …

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Iranian woman shot over hijab law left paralyzed, says activist

iranintl – Arezou Badri, 31, has been left paralyzed after she was shot by Iranian police earlier this year for allegedly violating mandatory hijab laws, according to activist and journalist Masih Alinejad. Citing Badri’s relatives, Alinejad on Friday said doctors determined that the bullet severed Badri’s spinal cord, preventing her from ever walking again. “Her only ‘crime’ was defying mandatory …

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