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An individual arrested in connection with Saturday’s twin bombings in the south-western city of Ahwaz has confessed to have received British training in Iraq to carry out the attacks, the Iranian Majlis (Parliament) deputy for the oil-rich city announced on Monday.
“The arrested individual is a deceived person who received the necessary training in Iraq”, Nasser Soudani told the Fars news agency, close to the office of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
“Foreign agents, led by treacherous and criminal Britain, have trained teams in Iraq to create insecurity and an air of fright and terror in the province of Khuzestan”, Soudani said, referring to the ethnic Arab-dominated province whose capital is Ahwaz.
Saturday’s twin bombings in a central Ahwaz shopping centre left at least six people dead and over 100 injured.
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Originally posted by USAF6933
Once again your source is crap.....-[snip]-
Originally posted by Winchester Ranger T
Only Muslims will believe this, but then again, that's exactly who the article is targetting.
But why would Al Quaeda target Iran, that doesn't fill me with a sense of certainty either.
Originally posted by ShadowXIX
This source is dubious at best. Its interesting that people on this board question western news sources all the time and yet sites like 'Iran Focus' are taken as fact.
Originally posted by USAF6933
Once again your source is crap. Its a pro Iranian site with an obvious political agenda.
“Iranian rulers are clearly fuming over what they perceive as Tony Blair’s government coaxing the European Union towards a tougher position on Iran’s nuclear program”, said Simon Bailey of the London-based Gulf Intelligence Monitor.
posted by ArchAngel
They have no reason to attack the people of Iran.
Originally posted by Toelint
Gee, why would I not trust an Iranian website? Is it because Iran's new President was one of the hostage takers at the American Embassy?
www.payvand.com...
1) The current executive director of Iran Focus is Mohammad Hanif Jazayeri. Hanif is the son of Hassan Jazayeri. Until three years ago, Hassan Jazayeri was rumored to have died in 1980 as a result of being abandoned by MKO and Iraqi trainers. Later the story was changed to Hassan being executed by the Iranian regime for his membership with the MKO. Given Iran and the MKO's history of human rights abuses, I won't argue which is the correct account. Before Iran Focus was ever created, Hanif has time after time advocated his support for the MKO. In fact, earlier this year Hanif was engaged engaged in a campaign to remove the MKO from the UK’s list of terrorist organizations (it is worth noting that the MKO is also included in the State Department's list of terrorist organizations.)
But why would Al Quaeda target Iran, that doesn't fill me with a sense of certainty either.