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ISIS claimed responsibility for a pair of Wednesday attacks in Tehran in which suicide bombers and teams of gunmen stormed Iran's parliament and the nearby shrine of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, killing at least 12 and injuring dozens of others.
originally posted by: Ohanka
If the Islamic State wanted Iran's Revolutionary Guard to commit more resources to the Syrian front they just got their wish.
Mosul will soon be liberated and then Iran's Militias will cross into Syria. Their days as a functional state are numbered. Once they have no permanent headquarters from which to organise and broadcast propaganda i'd expect their ability to conduct terrorist attacks internationally to diminish greatly.
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
Ever wondered why Isis haven't attacked Saudi Arabia or Israel ?
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
Ever wondered why Isis haven't attacked Saudi Arabia or Israel ?
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
Ever wondered why Isis haven't attacked Saudi Arabia or Israel ?
originally posted by: DJW001
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
Ever wondered why Isis haven't attacked Saudi Arabia or Israel ?
Those states have functioning governments; Syria and Libya do not.
originally posted by: St Udio
a reply to: Vasa Croe
I might suspect that this is a staged attack...by blaming the Sunni ISIS Iran will mobilize millions of the citizens to accept more aggressive actions from Iran & the Supreme Leader
look at the pics of the crowds gathered... the scene just oozes fear by the people........as the crowds seems to be listening to State Radio as they surround the nearby parliament offices (note the cc cameras monitoring the activity)
21stcenturywire.com...
Andrew Korybko
21st Century Wire
The Gulf Cooperation Community was shocked shortly after Trump’s trip to Riyadh to read reports in Qatar media that Emir al-Thani supposedly spoke very favorably about Iran’s regional role and against the US’ anti-Iranian policies during his time in Saudi Arabia. It turns out, if the Qatari authorities are to be believed, that their leader didn’t actually say these things and that the media website was hacked by unknown perpetrators, though it looks like Saudi Arabia isn’t buying it because there’s a chance that he did in fact say what was reported but everyone thought that it wouldn’t be made public.
Therefore, the Kingdom’s media still promoted the story even after Doha said that it was debunked, and the influential descendants of al-Wahhab, whom the ultra-conservative strand of Wahhabi Islam is named after, called on Qatar to rename a mosque which was dedicated to its religious leader.
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
originally posted by: DJW001
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
Ever wondered why Isis haven't attacked Saudi Arabia or Israel ?
Those states have functioning governments; Syria and Libya do not.
France,Germany, Sweden, Belgium , Turkey, UK etc. have all functioning governments
originally posted by: DerBeobachter
They claim responsibility for everthing that happens anywhere, nothing to take serious anymore.
But what a "coincidence", the former US wardrums sound louder and louder(to drown the problems at home), the former US provokes all of their best old enemies like Russia, NK and Iran, and suddenly Iran gets attacked by "IS"...
Coincidences, just coincidences...
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
Ever wondered why Isis haven't attacked Saudi Arabia or Israel ?