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Iran: Hassan Rouhani condemns 'siege of Qatar' - Aljazeera.com Sun, 25 Jun 2017 18:15:29 GMT

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Iran: Hassan Rouhani condemns 'siege of Qatar' Aljazeera.com Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has told the Emir of Qatar that a "siege" imposed on it by four Arab states that recently cut ties with Doha "is not acceptable for us", according to the office of the president's website. A statement released on Sunday ... Iran's Rouhani backs Qatar, rejects 'siege'Reuters Rouhani: Iran seeks stronger relationship with QatarThe Times of Israel Iran's president condemns 'siege' of Qatar by Arab nationsNational Post EJ Insight -Daily Sabah -RT -Al Jazeera all 875 news articles »

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The Coming War Between Saudi Arabia And Iran Will Make American Frackers Very Rich - Forbes Sun, 25 Jun 2017 14:07:00 GMT

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The Coming War Between Saudi Arabia And Iran Will Make American Frackers Very Rich Forbes Saudi Arabia and Iran are moving closer to a direct military confrontation that has the potential to disrupt Middle East oil supplies and push crude oil prices back towards the $60, even $100, level. That's a dream scenario for American frackers who ...

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Iran mocks reports its Syria missile strikes fell short - Washington Post Sun, 25 Jun 2017 13:07:30 GMT

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Iran mocks reports its Syria missile strikes fell short Washington Post TEHRAN, Iran — Iran said Sunday the two-stage missiles it fired at Islamic State targets in Syria broke apart over the Iraqi desert as planned, mocking reports that some of the projectiles fell short. State TV's website quoted the airspace division ... Denying Israeli claims, Iran insists all its missiles struck IS targetsThe Times of Israel Iran's Military Is Armed to the Teeth with MissilesThe National Interest Online (blog) US risks being dragged into regional war with Iran in SyriaCNN International The National -MarketWatch -NDTV all 710 news articles »

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Tillerson's “Peaceful” Regime Change for Iran: Really? And What Comes Next? - Just Security Mon, 26 Jun 2017 00:04:03 GMT

Just Security

Tillerson's “Peaceful” Regime Change for Iran: Really? And What Comes Next? Just Security In a public congressional hearing, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson suggested that U.S. policy toward Iran would include, among other things, support for “peaceful” regime change. At best, it reflected the inchoate state of the Trump administration's ... All Signs From Trump Point to a Coming Conflict With IranFair Observer Iran Would Benefit From A Russian-American Confrontation in SyriaHuffPost all 203 news articles »

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Cotton: US policy should be regime change in Iran - The Hill Sun, 25 Jun 2017 18:36:03 GMT

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Cotton: US policy should be regime change in Iran The Hill “The policy of the United States should be regime change in Iran,” said Cotton, who reportedly briefs the White House on foreign policy on a regular basis. Cotton expressed safety concerns with the Tehran government in its current state. “I don't see ... Tom Cotton wants 'regime change' in Iran to be official US policyWashington Examiner Trump allies push White House to consider regime change in TehranPolitico Politico: Iran Hawks Push Trump on Regime ChangeNewsmax all 5 news articles »

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Iran Says Arrests 50 Suspected of Links to Militant Groups - U.S. News & World Report Sun, 25 Jun 2017 12:05:00 GMT

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Iran Says Arrests 50 Suspected of Links to Militant Groups U.S. News & World Report DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian authorities have rounded up at least 50 people suspected of links to militant groups in a Western province, a prosecutor said on Sunday, the latest in a wave of arrests following twin bomb and gun attacks in Tehran in early June. Iran Arrests 50 Suspected Of Links To 'Terrorist' GroupsRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Iran detains Islamic State linked groupSacramento Bee Iran arrests IS-linked groupThe Australian The Jerusalem Post all 15 news articles »

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Iran's drug problem: Addicts 'more than double' in six years - BBC ... - BBC News Sun, 25 Jun 2017 14:35:46 GMT

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Iran's drug problem: Addicts 'more than double' in six years - BBC ... BBC News The number of people suffering addiction to narcotics in Iran has surged, local media report. Number of drug addicts in Iran doubles in six yearsThe Times of Israel all 5 news articles »

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Understanding The Threats Of Iran - Forbes Fri, 23 Jun 2017 12:57:36 GMT

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Understanding The Threats Of Iran Forbes US President Donald Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia and the Riyadh Summit, with leaders of over 50 Muslim nations taking part, was a major turning point in the Middle East's balance of power. This development also signaled the end of eight years of the ... Will Downing of Tehran Drone Hurt Pakistan-Iran Relations Further?Voice of America Has Iran laid the groundwork to develop nuclear weapons on a moment's notice?The Hill (blog) Iran's president rushed away from anti-Israel rally amid tauntsThe Times of Israel The Guardian -RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty -IFP News -Tehran Times all 87 news articles »

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Why the World Should Fear Iran's Missiles | The National Interest Blog - The National Interest Online (blog) Sun, 25 Jun 2017 03:00:40 GMT

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Why the World Should Fear Iran's Missiles | The National Interest Blog The National Interest Online (blog) This week, the Islamic Republic of Iran followed the lead of Russia and the United States in using long-range missiles to carry out attacks in Syria. The launch of ... Report: Iran Operating Large-scale Missile Production | theTrumpet ...theTrumpet.com Anti-mullah resistance: Iran accelerating pursuit of nukes on missilesWND.com all 4 news articles »

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Netanyahu warns Iran over Syria involvement after Golan exchange - The Jerusalem Post Sun, 25 Jun 2017 09:05:21 GMT

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Netanyahu warns Iran over Syria involvement after Golan exchange The Jerusalem Post Netanyahu has said repeatedly that Israel will act to prevent game-changing weapons from reaching Hezbollah through Syria, to prevent the establishment of a permanent Iranian military presence on its border, and to keep rockets from being fired from ... and more »