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Iran embassy strike shows Israel's growing reach as Mideast boils - Vimarsana News

Iran embassy strike shows Israel's growing reach as Mideast boils

An airstrike on the compound killed seven Iranian officers on Monday - among them one of Iran's top soldiers, Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Zahedi, a senior commander in the Revolutionary Guard (IRGC)

Iranian general Zahedi arrived in Syria one day before Israeli strike - Vimarsana News

Iranian general Zahedi arrived in Syria one day before Israeli strike

Iranian commanders thought embassy safe from Israeli strikes • Tehran investigating possible intelligence leak - Iranian official

Source: jpost.com
Polls Open In Iran Amid Voter Apathy And Crackdown On Those Calling For Boycott - Vimarsana News

Polls Open In Iran Amid Voter Apathy And Crackdown On Those Calling For Boycott

Iranians have begun voting in two elections that will usher in a new parliament and Assembly of Experts as opinion polls project a low turnout amid calls for a boycott of what many see as "engineered" balloting.

Source: rferl.org
Killing Of Street Sweeper Puts Spotlight On Iranian Leader's 'Fire At Will' Approach - Vimarsana News

Killing Of Street Sweeper Puts Spotlight On Iranian Leader's 'Fire At Will' Approach

The killing of a young Afghan street sweeper in the Iranian capital has led to suggestions that he fell victim to "one of the regime's fire-at-will nightcrawlers."

Source: rferl.org
Iran Cracks Down On Calls For Election Boycott - Vimarsana News

Iran Cracks Down On Calls For Election Boycott

Several people have been detained in Iran for allegedly calling for a boycott of parliamentary and Assembly of Experts elections scheduled for March 1.

Source: rferl.org