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 Iran: 74 Lashes for Insulting Police

Iran Focus

London, 7 Jan – The Head of trooper police of South Khorasan province announced that a person was sentenced to 74 lashes for insulting the troopers.

As state run ILNA news agency reported, Colonel Rezaei announced:”a car was stopped by the troopers due to illegal overtaking. As the officers asked the driver to show vehicle documents, the driver started insulting them. Following the incident, the authorities filed a lawsuit against him and the court sentenced him to 74 lashes.”

A Prominent European Pooliticiian: Obama’s Middle East Legacy Is ‘Death and Destruction’

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Iran Focus

London, 7 Jan – According to Struan Stevenson, a prominent European pooliticiian, President Obama’s middle-east legacy will be one of death and destruction, mainly because of his ill-fated Iran deal.

Stevenson wrote an op-ed on UPI, noting that Obama had realised too late that the Iran nuclear accord threatened middle-east security and undermined American interests.

Calls for Immediate Release of Political Prisoner Ali Moezzi

Iran Focus

London, 7 Jan – The Iranian Resistance in Canada has called for the political prisoner Ali Moezzi to be freed immediately.

The Canadian Friends of a Democratic Iran wrote a letter to Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), wanting more information about Moezzi’s condition.

Iran: The regime denies the people of Iran decent lives in favour of funding war

Iran Focus

London, 6 Jan – Mainstream media has recently reported the stark reality of life in Iran for the poor. Images of Iranians sleeping and living in pre-dug graves were diffused. These people are simply trying to survive the harsh conditions of winter in Iran. The tyrannical regime has tried to cover the story up and hide the truth, but mainstream media is starting to uncover more truth about the reality of life in Iran.

Iran: Asset theft victims may finally see justice

Iran Focus

London, 6 Jan – During the U.S. election campaign, Donald Trump said that the nuclear agreement with Iran was “the worst deal” the United States government had ever negotiated. Looking at the facts, it is hard not to agree with this. The U.S. basically handed to Iran between $100 billion and $150 billion by unfreezing oil revenues. It also dismantled a large framework of international sanctions that had resulted in the country’s exports being cut in half, banned it from the international financial system and also started to pose a threat to the Iranian regime with the likeliness of domestic unrest.

Iran Regime Is the Source of the Crisis in the Region and Killings in Syria

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Iran Focus

London, 5 Jan – Iran influence over the Syrian Regime may have declined rapidly, despite the Iranian mullahs technically participating in ceasefire talks, according to human rights expert, Heshmat Alavi.

Turkey Warned Bashar Al – Assad and Iran on Violating the Truce

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Iran Focus

London, 5 Jan – Turkey has accused the Syrian Regime of violating the truce that was brokered with Russia last week.

Turkey warned that President Bashar al-Assad’s government had put fresh peace talks at risk, after its ongoing fighting in the Wadi Barada region near Damascus.

Iran’s Interventionist Policy on Its Gulf Neighbours and New US Sanctions

Iran Focus

London, 5 Jan – The US could impose new penalties on Iran in the coming months, over charges which include the Iranian Regime’s destabilisation of the Middle East.

According to news media, Republicans are optimistic that Donald Trump would support these additional actions, given his opposition to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

Hassan Rouhani: Youth Unemployment a Big Dilemma

Iran Focus

London, 5 Jan – In an interview with regime’s TV, Iranian regime’s president Hassan Rouhani tried to misrepresent regime’s deep economic crisis and overwhelming pressures on people by putting together some economic facts and figures. But, fearing the dimensions of youth unemployment, he inevitably described it as the regime’s big dilemma.

The Iranian Regime’s Military Budget Has Gone up by 70% in the Three-Year Reign of President Hassan Rouhani

Iran Focus

London, 3 Jan – According to economic analysts, the budget bill that is currently being debated in the Regime’s Parliament regards military and security budgets for 2017-18 and will provide funding for terrorist groups and repressive security forces.

The Iranian Ministry of Defence is due to get $5.75 billion and whilst that might not sound huge compared to a country like Saudi Arabia, Iran’s GDP is a lot lower than that of its Gulf neighbour.