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The unknowns about systematic car smuggling in Iran ARTICLES 6/16/2018 The number of illegally imported vehicles into Iran stands at over 15,000 units Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, June 16, 2018 - In May the deputy of Iran’s Car Importers Association said the number of illegally imported vehicles into Iran stands at over 15,000 units. This is according to the state-run ISNA news agency. On the other hand, head of Iran’s Trade Development Organization had previously said in 2017 alone 6,400 vehicles were imported after all registration periods were officially ended. Iran’s own Sharq daily posted a piece on the disturbing issue of illegal vehicles smuggled into the country. Citing the chairman of the Iranian regime’s parliamentary Industry Commission, the piece specifically targets the cabinet of President Hassan Rouhani for illegally importing 6,000 vehicles. This article first acknowledges the fact that these vehicles were imported illegally and accuses the Rouhani cabinet of taking adva...

Iran: Protesters Clash With State Security Forces Over Soaring Cost of Living28 December 2017 Iran Focus London, 28 Dec - Today, anti-government protests broke out across Iran, including in Mashhad, the second largest city, and one of the holiest places in Shia Islam. The protesters clashed with state security forces over the soaring cost of living. In Mashhad, around 10.000 people joined together in major protests. People crowded the streets, and chanted “death to the dictator” in reference to President Hassan Rouhani.

ANALYSIS: Debunking Iran’s claim of ‘advisory roles’ in Middle East wars Iran’s Rouhani gambled heavily on EU’s support to make up for the mounting pressures from Washington over its “destabilizing” role in the region. (File photo: Reuters) Reza Shafiee, Special to Al Arabiya EnglishSaturday, 16 December 2017 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not reflect the viewpoint of Al Arabiya English. The two missiles fired at Mecca and Riyadh Airport in late July and early November bore the trademark of the Iranian ‘Shahid Bagheri Industries’ which is already on the sanctions list of the United Nations. Mohammad Ali Jafari, commander of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has acknowledged that his forces played a significant role in the killing of former Yemeni president, Ali Abdullah Saleh.