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Hizbullah pager found with Iranian ambassador raises questions
Iran's broader strategy is to expand its regional influence -- particularly in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen -- through both diplomatic and military means, analysts say.
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Hamas and allies unsafe under Hizbullah's protection
The recent killing of the Hamas commander in Lebanon and members of other Palestinian factions shows 'there is really no safe place for them,' expert says.
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IRGC orders communications review after explosions targeting Hizbullah
The IRGC and its proxies are inspecting handheld devices and communications systems following the recent targeting of hundreds of Hizbullah's pagers and two-way radios.
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US sanctions 4 Iranians for targeting regime's opponents abroad
The actions target the Iranian regime's ongoing efforts to assassinate Iranian dissidents within Iran's borders and abroad.
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Iranian regime recruited criminals, drug lords to carry out overseas assassinations
The regime has been relying on criminal gangs rather than covert operatives to target dissidents and journalists outside the country.
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Lebanese call on Hizbullah to stop putting them in danger, step back from war
Hizbullah's widespread presence among the civilian population puts people's lives at risk, as evidenced by exploding device incidents.
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Iranian regime faces international censure for supplying missiles to Russia
Expanding Russia-Iran military partnership threatens European security and reaches beyond the Middle East to undermine global security.
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IRGC directs huge arms smuggling operation between Yemen, Africa
The IRGC is using Yemen and its islands as a staging point for arms smuggling between the Houthis and African countries on the Red Sea.
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IRGC-QF unit 700, Iranian nationals sanctioned for 'destabilizing' activities
The United Kingdom has blacklisted three individuals and one entity for engaging in 'hostile activity' intended to harm foreign governments.
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Iranian missiles 'far less accurate than previously thought,' study reveals
Analysts from the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies who examined the Iranian regime's attack on Israel found its missiles missed their mark.