Showing posts with label commander. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commander. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 February 2016

Iran: Formation of new force to suppress women

of new force to suppress women
of new force to suppress women
Commander of the State Security Force, Hossein Ashtari, gave news of formation of a new force especially tasked with suppression of women, youthsand teenagers.
“We will not allow the elections to become an opportunity for those with ill wills”, said Ashtari revealing the regime's fear of another uprising by women and youths.

Thursday, 21 January 2016

Iran: Commander of Basij threatens further hostage-takings and Blackmails

, IRGC Brigadier General Mohammadreza Naghdi, Commander
, IRGC Brigadier General Mohammadreza Naghdi, Commander
Naghdi: Annulment of sanctions on Sepah Bank and release of $1.7 billion was in return for releasing U.S. spies
In a speech in Tehran, IRGC Brigadier General Mohammadreza Naghdi, Commander of the suppressive Basij force, described hostage-taking and blackmail as “the way to get our right from the arrogant”. He referred to the arrest of U.S. citizens and the detention of U.S. boats in the Persian Gulf as examples.
Naghdi has personally commanded the attack on the British embassy in November 2011 and the attack on the Saudi embassy in January of this year by the orders from Khamenei. In his speech he said: “The annulment of sanctions of Sepah Bank and getting back $1.7 billion of blocked Iranian assets after 36 years had nothing to do with the negotiations and was simply the price paid by the U.S. to get its spies freed” and this goes to “show that the language of force is the only language U.S. understands… the way to get our right from the arrogant is to become strong and we need to become stronger and stronger every day” (Fars News Agency, affiliated with IRGC – January 20, 2016). This criminal IRGC element added, “5-6 revolutionary guards arrest 10 transgressing U.S. marines in the Persian Gulf and with God’s benevolence enemy’s plans were folded.”

Wednesday, 30 December 2015

Tell me, tell me he was the Assistant Say those without heart, he was Dldarky?

Tell me, tell me he was the Assistant  Say those without heart, he was Dldarky?
Tell me, tell me he was the Assistant
Say those without heart, he was Dldarky?
Tell me, tell me he was the Assistant
Say those without heart, he was Dldarky?
The small stature of a girl
Say what he was commander Stvt?
Teenager guerrillas Srsyan
What was true in democratic garb?
As a gift, he gave the Pleiades
The vault of the sky was the dark?
Medal of Honor and win
Who's efforts and actions?
Tnavr poet hatred chokes
That was the target Tshbarky?
Inscriptions on stone Bistoon
Ill-head, the tone of the Who?
The stone fortress Hzardyv
That goal was the thirty thousand grade?
The final words of torture
Hi larynx was the Dark?
The song echoes N.
Who was crushed beneath the current one?
Looking at the world, innocence
Was full of shame and sorrow Who?
The picture of those who have
Samad was the face of repeated?
The same that smiled on pain and Vector
Sheikh cannibal who was in prison?
And without his armor Delaware
Muon Tractors was the enemy?
Send to stand to the end
When was the butt of fever?
Because fragrance caravan East
Which hit the market was the tent?
Tell me, tell me he was the Assistant
Say those without heart, he was Dldarky?

Monday, 7 December 2015

IRAN: Regime fails to get Qassem Soleimani up to attend a Student Day event

Attempts by the antihuman Iranian regime to get Qasem Soleimani, the commander of the terrorist Quds Force, to symbolically participate in a ceremony at Iran National University [named Beheshti by the regime] to build up the morale of the revolutionary guards and the Basij forces proved in vain. Although he was injured 25 days, the extent of his wounds is such that he is still unable to even symbolically take part in any ceremony.
This is despite the fact that state news agencies such as Tasnim, Javan and IRNA were advertising that Soleimani will appear in the Student Day ceremonies in order to prove that this criminal henchman is healthy and active. To avert the disintegration of its forces in Syria, Ali Khamenei, the regime’s Supreme Leader has ordered all resources be used to improve the health condition of Soleimani, but these attempts have led nowhere.
The Security and Anti-terrorism Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran disclosed in a communiqué on November 28 that Qasem Soleimani, the commander of Qods Force, has been badly wounded in the southern front of Aleppo. He has undergone at least two surgeries since. Soleimani being injured, along with the high number of casualties among regime’s IRGC Brigadier Generals in Syria and the casualties suffered by Hezbollah commanders and regime’s other mercenaries, has made the clerical regime ruling Iran face escalating crises and has ruined the morale of its forces.

Monday, 30 November 2015

Latest report on Iran regime’s involvement and casualties in Syria

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syria-iran
Iranian regime in quagmire of war with Syrian people; extensive casualties of IRGC and its mercenaries
5000   revolutionaryguards, elements of Hezbollah, thousands of Iraqi hirelings, and thousands of Afghan and Pakistani mercenaries in Syria
Names of 16 IRGC brigadier generals killed in Syria so far
NCRI - Pursuant to the November 28 statement by the NCRI Security and Anti-terrorism Committee about Qassem Soleimani, the criminal Commander of the terrorist Qods Force (QF), getting wounded in Syria, the following supplementary information from inside the revolutionary guards (IRGC) about the presence of IRGC forces or other Iranian regime’s mercenaries in Syria and the casualties that they constantly suffer is worth noting:
-Following its consecutive defeats in Syria that escalated in winter of 2014, the Iranian regime sought Russian assistance to advance under the umbrella of Russian aerial bombardment with its revolutionary guards, the Hezbollah, Iraqi militias, Afghan and Pakistani mercenaries, and the remainder of Assad’s army. However, two months into some of the most intense bombings where thousands of civilians have been killed, the regime has little to show for it, plus it has been dealt serious defeats in some areas forcing it to retreat.
- The foremost objective of the IRGC was to conquer the liberated sections of Aleppo. Qassem Soleimani personally oversaw the criminal operations south of Aleppo. In the first days of Russian attacks, he had told the IRGC that if you do not allow the Free Syrian Army (FSA) to occupy further areas, the other forces will conquer Aleppo in three days. The first stage of the plan was to overrun the Damascus-Aleppo Highway, but the IRGC was forced to retreat from after suffering heavy casualties. Just in one of the villages of that area, fifteen revolutionary guards lost their lives in the recent days. At this front, in addition to the IRGC, there are Hezbollah elements and Iraqi and Afghan mercenaries.
-Due to the importance of Latakia to the Assad regime and Russia, there are IRGC forces stationed there to take the northern suburbs of Latakia that have been liberated in order to prevent Latakia’s fall. In the recent days, along with intense Russian bombings, the revolutionary guards and the Assad army staged intense attacks to the liberated areas, but were defeated. In addition to Aleppo and Latakia, the IRGC and its mercenaries are also present around Damascus, Dara and Idlib. Among their priorities is to stop FSA advance to Damascus.
The IRGC is mostly fighting the FSA and Jaish al-Fatah and the forces associated with it and they are not present in regions where they could come into contact with ISIS. Qassem Soleimani has clearly spelled out to the revolutionary guards that the forces they confront are the FSA and not ISIS.
- Beside Qassem Soleimani, in the recent months, the clerical regime has dispatched some of the highest ranking QF and IRGC commanders to Syria. Some of these commanders are:

Wednesday, 28 October 2015

Iranian regime’s casualties mount in Syria and Iraq

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A commander of the Iranian regime’s paramilitary Bassij Force from Isfahan, central Iran, has been killed in Syria in the country’s civil war, the regime’s state media said on Monday. Hamidreza Daei Taqi was commander of the Bassij base called Al-Mehdi Shams Abadi, according to the website of the commander of the Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards Quds Force Qassem Soleimani.
Hassan Shemshadi, a Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) member who is operating in Syria under the cover of a reporter wrote in the social media that battles in northern, southern, and southwestern Aleppo, as well as north of Latakia, have been intense. He disclosed the role of the IRGC in Syria’s civil war and stated that the machination and planning for the operation, as well as training, equipping and transfer of forces, took five months and it is a week now that the operation has begun.

Monday, 26 October 2015

Iran: List of IRGC commanders killed in Syria

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Mostafa Sadrzadeh, a commander of the Fatemiyoun Brigade, was killed in Syria, south of Aleppo, on October 23. The brigade, controlled and commanded by the Iranian regime’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), is composed of Afghan forces residing in Iran that are fighting in Syria to prop up the Assad dictatorship and are involved in the murder of the Syrian people.
Sadrzadeh was a founder of the Fatemiyoun Brigade and was in charge of its Amar Battalion. The Iranian regime’s state-run Fars News Agency, affiliated with the IRGC, reported on October 23: “A number of forces who fought in the Iran-Iraq war were in the military unit under his [Sadrzadeh] command.”

Friday, 14 August 2015

Iran- Quds Force chief Qassem Suleimani

The commander of the terrorist Qods Force of the Iranian regime, Qassem Suleimani.
Quds Force chief Qassem Suleimani
Quds Force chief Qassem Suleimani
The New York Times, Washington, 13 August 2015 - The State Department said Wednesday that a recent visit to Moscow by the head of Iran’s paramilitary Quds force had violated a United Nations travel ban that has been imposed because of concerns about Tehran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs.