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Iran’s preeminent chief commended paramilitary workers entrusted with suppress disagree on Saturday in a broadcast address as many eye specialists cautioned that a rising number of demonstrators have been dazed by security powers during hostile to government fights. (Iran’s leader commends)In an address to Basij members, the volunteer paramilitary arm of the elite Revolutionary Guard, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei reiterated unsubstantiated claims that nationwide protesters are “mercenaries” and “tools” of the United States.”(The) Basij shouldn’t fail to remember that the fundamental conflict is with worldwide authority,” Khamenei expressed, alluding to the U.S. The location stamping Basij week in Iran repeated past…

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The two largest drug cartels in Mexico have been distributing drugs in Qatar for five years, ensuring a flow of cocaine at the World Cup. (Mexican Cartels teams up) The Sinaloa Cartel, formerly run by the infamous El Chapo, and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel have reportedly been supplying cocaine, but also methamphetamines including the “drug of the jihadists,” a potent amphetamine called Captagon. The use of the drug, also known as “the cocaine of the poor”, reportedly skyrocketed amongst migrant workers from the Middle East who built the Qatari World Cup venues. “Without a doubt, the World Cup is not only an…

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Hamas, the de facto rulers of the impoverished Gaza Strip and backed by Iran, is intensifying its cyberattacks on Israel. According to a report that was recently released by the Washington-based think tank the Atlantic Council, it is time for Western nations, including the United States, to take such threats more seriously. (Hamas Cyber Attack)Non-resident fellow Simon Handler’s report says that while the United States focuses most of its cybersecurity concerns on the “big four” nation-state adversaries — China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea — non-state actors are becoming more organized and effective in cyber warfare.”Is an emerging and capable…

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According to a report released on Tuesday by a weapons research group, the Iranian drones that Russia has used to attack military targets and civilians in Ukraine are mostly made of parts made by companies with headquarters in the United States, Europe, or Asia. (Iranian Weapons used )According to the report, most of the parts that the researchers looked at, like semiconductors and other advanced electronic components, had markings that showed they were made in recent years while Iran was under sanctions meant to stop it from having such things. As recently as May, one guided missile that could be…

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According to the findings of an investigation that were made public on Monday by the House Oversight and Reform Committee, the governments of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, China, and Malaysia spent hundreds of thousands of dollars at the Trump International Hotel in Washington while they were attempting to influence U.S. foreign policy. (Saudi Arabia Qatar and Other Foreign)The Oversight Committee was able to obtain hotel receipts and discovered that the then-prime minister of Malaysia and his delegation spent $259,724 at the hotel during a one-week stay in September 2017. These expenses included a $10,000 room, a $1,500 “Personal Trainer” for…

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The US Treasury Department announced additional sanctions against the organizations involved in the production of Iranian drones and their transfer to Russia. (U.S. Sanctions Iran)According to the department, the sanctions target several companies related to aviation as well as two individuals, Abbas Djuma and Tigran Khristoforovich Srabionov, who facilitated the Russian mercenary Wagner Group’s “acquisition of UAVs from Iran.”In a statement, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated, “As we have demonstrated repeatedly, the United States is determined to sanction people and companies, regardless of where they are located, that support Russia’s unjustified invasion of Ukraine.” (U.S. Sanctions Iran)”The action taken today…

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A week after blaming Kurdish militants for a bombing in Istanbul, Turkey has carried out airstrikes on Kurdish targets in Iraq and Syria.According to the defense ministry, Kurdish bases were being used to launch attacks on Turkey during the strikes, which were dubbed Operation Claw-Sword. (Turkey Strikes Syria)Two villages with people who have been internally displaced, according to a Syrian-Kurdish spokesperson, were hit.The attack in Istanbul was not carried out by the banned Kurdish PKK group.Along with a picture of a fighter plane taking off and video of an explosion, the Turkish defense ministry tweeted that the “hour of reckoning”…

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It appears to be one of the numerous romance scams that plague online dating: Love-struck singles start online conversations or post intimate photos, only to be blackmailed or demanded for money when the conversation breaks down. (ISIS funding terrorism)However, the con artists behind a new wave of “Tinder terror” that has ensnared lonely hearts on South Africa’s version of the dating app are not your typical love swindlers or con artists; rather, they are agents of Islamic State, which is funding its atrocities and insurgency campaigns across Africa with the proceeds.According to Nischal Mewalall, head of the South African Banking…

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Qatari World Cup officials have expressed their regrets to Denmark’s TV2 and called the altercation a mistake after security personnel in Doha threatened to smash a camera used in a report. (Denmark reporter forced)Despite the fact that the reporter Rasmus Tantholdt presented his credentials as a member of the media, officials attempted to stop the live news hit for TV2 by blocking the lens of the camera and then threatening to smash the camera.”You welcomed the entire world to come here. Why can’t we shoot? Tantholdt stated to the security personnel, “It’s a public place.” The camera can be broken.…

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