Iranian

Breaking: Reports Iran Fired Ballistic Missiles at US Troops at Al Assad Base in Iraq — 30 Missiles? — At Least Two US Bases Targeted

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A journalist from Iran’s Tasmin News Agnecy posted a photo of a missile launch with the translated caption, “Urgent /// Bismillah al-Rahman al-Rahim begins to avenge the firing of Iranian ballistic missiles at the Iraqi base in Iraq, which is home to US forces.” https://twitter.com/Mahdiibakhtiari/status/1214682246663327745 UPDATE: Photo is from 2017, but missile attacks are real.

Iran Roundup for December 17th thru 27th: Protests Resume as the Khomeinist Regime Ups Violence and Killings

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By Editors of The Free Iran Herald  Updates on events unfolding in Iran   December 26th marked the 40th day since the beginning of the most recent wave of anti-Khomeinist regime protests, and as the 40th day after a person’s death is observed as a day of mourning, the families of those who were killed in November called on Iranians to come out and publicly show their shared grief for those who lost their lives.

Iran Roundup for December 4th: Christiane Amanpour Bizarrely Slants Reporting to Blame President Trump Not Khamenei for Unrest in Iran

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By Editors of The Free Iran Herald  Updates on events unfolding in Iran   Iranian activists outside Iran have woefully noted that most Iranian journalists working for mainstream media outlets continue to display clear bias in reporting on the recent round of protests in Iran and the brutality with which the Khomeinist regime has dealt with protesters.  The most glaring case in point is that of CNN’s Christiane Amanpour, who remained silent about the protests in Iran, and when eventually she did speak up, she bizarrely slanted her reporting in order to make it appear as if Donald Trump, and not the regime, is responsible for the unrest in Iran.

Iran Roundup, Nov. 27th thru 30th: Repression Continues but More Sanctions Are on the Way

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By Editors of The Free Iran Herald  Now bringing you updates on the events unfolding in Iran   On Wednesday, November 26th, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo again tweeted about Iran, first to thank the Iranian people for sending him some 20,000-odd messages documenting the atrocities committed by the Khomeinist regime when suppressing the protests of the prior week; then to reaffirm the US’s support for the Iranian people’s democratic aspirations, and finally to mention the case of Massoud Molavi.

Weekend Roundup: The Internet is Back Up in Iran – News is Getting Out but the International Media is Still Downplaying the Scale of It All

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By Editors of The Free Iran Herald  Now bringing you daily updates on the events unfolding in Iran Following the international outcry against the Islamic regime’s authorities blocking the internet to Iranians nationwide and the sanctioning of Mohammad-Javad Azari-Jahromi, Tehran’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Internet in Iran has been restored.

SHOCKING! Iranian Regime Fires on Female Democracy Protester! — Iran Daily Report: Protests Continue as The World Begins to Take Notice

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By Editors of The Free Iran Herald  Now bringing you daily updates on the events unfolding in Iran   The Khomeiniist regimes alleged that it was starting to slowly restore Internet access to Iran on Thursday, amidst a blackout that experts have described as the most complete Internet blockage ever initiated by a state actor.