Iran

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps released its warning after the completion of large military exercises that prompted a high alert at two regional U.S. bases.

U.S. policy involving Russia and Iran in the Middle East has struggled for coherence for years. Now the two countries are drawing closer, in arenas from Aghanistan, to Syria, to Lybia.

Iranian leaders have repeatedly expressed support for anti-racism protesters in the U.S., even while suppressing anti-government demonstrations at home.

Today, terrorist group Hezbollah effectively controls Lebanon.

The Iranian regime is hurting right now, but it can still come back.

Iranian forces launched an "all-out and multi-layer" attack on a life-size replica of an American Nimitz-class aircraft carrier in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday.

"The U.S. Navy conducts defensive exercises with our partners promoting maritime security in support of freedom of navigation; whereas, Iran conducts offensive exercises, attempting to intimidate and coerce," the 6th Fleet said.

Given recent events, Israel must commit to decoupling from China.

The U.S. and Iran have both accidentally shot down passenger planes in the heat of battle, killing hundreds of civilians as a result of the longstanding feud between the countries.

The Democratic Party can no longer be described as "pro-Israel."

A spokesperson for U.S. Central Command confirmed to Newsweek that it was a U.S. F-15 that intercepted a Mahan Air passenger plane, reportedly causing it to rapidly descend, injuring passengers.

Iran is seeking to extend a 20-year deal with Russia while the Islamic Republic negotiates a quarter-century agreement with China, signaling a new push to establish an international coalition against U.S. economic and political pressure.

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei made the threat during a meeting with new Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi, urging Baghdad to expel U.S. troops from the country.

The CIA should not have free rein with a tactic that could implicate the United States in a new war—in the worst-case scenario, nuclear conflict with Russia or China.

Ambassador to Russia Kazem Jalali claimed that the U.S. is trying to weaken all three countries and urged closer cooperation.

Argentina still has real work to do to reach out to its Jewish community and right its past wrongs.

Iranian security forces reportedly fired tear gas to clear protesters in the southwest of the country on Thursday, as the regime grapples with a series of explosions, sanctions and coronavirus.

Israel conducts semi-regular strikes on Iranian forces and their allies across the border in Syria, having vowed not to let Tehran establish a foothold in the war-torn nation.

The U.S. cannot remain silent while two of its arch-foes openly ally with one another.

A fire broke out on Wednesday in Iran's Bushehr port, setting at least seven ships ablaze, amid a string of recent fires and explosions across the country.

The movement was sparked by death sentences for three men who took part in anti-government protests last year.

Foreign ministry spokesperson Seyed Abbas Mousavi told reporters that the fire aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard was "interesting" but "not relevant to us."

A series of explosions and other incidents at sensitive military and industrial sites have raised suspicions someone is conducting a broad sabotage campaign against Iran.

The situation with Iran has dramatically changed since the 2015 nuclear deal was inked.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called for a nationwide halt on large gathering like weddings in order to curb the rise in coronavirus infections.

"U.S. service members will continue to execute the Defeat ISIS mission in Syria, working in conjunction with vetted local forces in northeast Syria and around At Tanf Garrison," a Pentagon spokesperson told Newsweek.

Basic human rights are under assault in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

"The peoples and countries of the region do not welcome the American presence, and our strong responses to American hostilities continue," Iran's most senior military officer said.

A Venezuelan official told Newsweek that the U.S. has no right to intervene in the bilateral relations of two sovereign states" and an Iranian official said his country is "not threatened by U.S. bullying piracy and its unlawful pressure."

The Iranian government on Sunday mandated that everyone wear masks in public to curb the spread of the pandemic.