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Tuesday, February 28, 2006 3:34:15 PM
We are bombing Iran again
Iran’s Interior Minister blames bombings on foreigners
Tue. 28 Feb 2006
Iran Focus
Tehran, Iran, Feb. 28 – Iran’s Interior Minister blamed agents of foreign governments for carrying out Monday’s bomb attacks on the offices of the governors of the south-western Iranian oil cities of Abadan and Dezful in the volatile province of Khuzestan.
Radical Shiite cleric Mostafa Pour-Mohammadi was quoted on Tuesday by the official state news agency as saying, “The groups that carried out the bombings in Khuzestan were led from beyond our borders and certain countries were involved in the attacks. The intelligence service has obtained specific leads in this regard”.
He said that most of those responsible for an earlier spate of bombings in the Arab-dominated province had been arrested.
Pour-Mohammadi described those responsible for Monday’s bombings as “remnants of the previous disruptors and the agents that carried out the previous bombings”.
A string of top Iranian officials including hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have accused Britain of being behind a spate of bombings in Khuzestan since 2005.
London has repeatedly denied any involvement in the attacks.
http://www.iranfocus.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=5986
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Iran is claiming to be under attack by the U.S. from its eastern border in Sistan–Baluchistan Province and its western border from Iraq.
From Iran’s western border Ahvaz has been the target.
"It has become clear that several counter-revolutionary groups in Iraq have been dispatched to Iran from the region where the Americans and the British are deployed," he said on Monday.
Gholamreza Shariati, the deputy provincial governor for security affairs, suggested that the reason for the attacks was the destruction of Iran's territorial integrity and the deterrence of voters from participating in the upcoming presidential elections.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/2EA85595-A597-4786-85F6-2CF185776D7D.htm
On April 15, a letter, which was said to be written by Iran's former vice president Mohammad Ali Abtahi to promote a coercive migration of Arabs in the southwestern province of Khuzestan, touched off riots in the provincial capital of Ahvaz.
Iran disclaimed the letter and reined in the unrest, claiming "some foreign agents" were behind the incident.
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On June 12, bomb explosions target Iranian elections in Ahvaz the same place we were supposed to have touched off the Arab riots.
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From Iran’s eastern border.
Meanwhile, terrorist elements, who had previously failed in their attempts to foment crises among the minority and majority of Iraq, have entered Iran through its eastern border in Sistan–Baluchistan Province and are currently targeting Iran’s national security, using obscure names for their organizations denoting ethnic division.
In fact, the U.S. and non-Iranian terrorist groups are attempting to spread ethnic and sectarian strife from Iraq to Iran by provoking insecurity in Iran through an unholy alliance. Will the U.S. eventually realize its evil goals in Iran?
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Iran’s Interior Minister blames bombings on foreigners
Tue. 28 Feb 2006
Iran Focus
Tehran, Iran, Feb. 28 – Iran’s Interior Minister blamed agents of foreign governments for carrying out Monday’s bomb attacks on the offices of the governors of the south-western Iranian oil cities of Abadan and Dezful in the volatile province of Khuzestan.
Radical Shiite cleric Mostafa Pour-Mohammadi was quoted on Tuesday by the official state news agency as saying, “The groups that carried out the bombings in Khuzestan were led from beyond our borders and certain countries were involved in the attacks. The intelligence service has obtained specific leads in this regard”.
He said that most of those responsible for an earlier spate of bombings in the Arab-dominated province had been arrested.
Pour-Mohammadi described those responsible for Monday’s bombings as “remnants of the previous disruptors and the agents that carried out the previous bombings”.
A string of top Iranian officials including hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have accused Britain of being behind a spate of bombings in Khuzestan since 2005.
London has repeatedly denied any involvement in the attacks.
http://www.iranfocus.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=5986
repost:
#msg-6715484
Iran is claiming to be under attack by the U.S. from its eastern border in Sistan–Baluchistan Province and its western border from Iraq.
From Iran’s western border Ahvaz has been the target.
"It has become clear that several counter-revolutionary groups in Iraq have been dispatched to Iran from the region where the Americans and the British are deployed," he said on Monday.
Gholamreza Shariati, the deputy provincial governor for security affairs, suggested that the reason for the attacks was the destruction of Iran's territorial integrity and the deterrence of voters from participating in the upcoming presidential elections.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/2EA85595-A597-4786-85F6-2CF185776D7D.htm
On April 15, a letter, which was said to be written by Iran's former vice president Mohammad Ali Abtahi to promote a coercive migration of Arabs in the southwestern province of Khuzestan, touched off riots in the provincial capital of Ahvaz.
Iran disclaimed the letter and reined in the unrest, claiming "some foreign agents" were behind the incident.
#msg-6489463
On June 12, bomb explosions target Iranian elections in Ahvaz the same place we were supposed to have touched off the Arab riots.
#msg-6647963
From Iran’s eastern border.
Meanwhile, terrorist elements, who had previously failed in their attempts to foment crises among the minority and majority of Iraq, have entered Iran through its eastern border in Sistan–Baluchistan Province and are currently targeting Iran’s national security, using obscure names for their organizations denoting ethnic division.
In fact, the U.S. and non-Iranian terrorist groups are attempting to spread ethnic and sectarian strife from Iraq to Iran by provoking insecurity in Iran through an unholy alliance. Will the U.S. eventually realize its evil goals in Iran?
#msg-6689087
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