Iran Can 'Easily' Hit U.S. Warships, Revolutionary Guards Official Says
The U.S. has increased its military presence in the region as Iran has been blamed for attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf
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Analysis Iran Dialing Back on Nuclear Deal Could Be First Step Toward Armed Conflict With West
Tehran will have a hard time amassing a united European front against economic sanctions, but Washington doesn’t seem to have a strategy to manage the crisis
Analysis Who You Calling a Terrorist: Trump’s Conundrum With the Muslim Brotherhood
When political considerations meet reality, the technical definitions of a terrorist group get pushed aside. The U.S. calls Hezbollah terrorists but still sells missiles to Lebanon, while Israel transfers Qatari money to Hamas
Iran's Revolutionary Guards Monitors U.S. Aircraft Carrier With Drone
Iranian news agency says the Revolutionary Guards has successfully managed a surveillance flight over a U.S. aircraft carrier
Analysis U.S. Sanctions, Internal Pressure May Curb Trenchant Threats by Iranian Guards' New Chief
Recently appointed Hossein Salami dreams of regional domination, but his elite military organization is running low on cash
U.S. to Grant Exemptions for Foreigners Dealing With Iran's Revolutionary Guards
The designation of the group as a foreign terrorist organization created confusion among U.S. officials whose interlocutors still work with the guards
Khamenei Appoints New Chief Commander for Iran's Guards
'The Supreme Leader has appointed Salami as the new commander-in-chief of the Guards, who will replace Mohammad Ali Jafari,' said state TV
Dispute Flares Among U.S. Officials Over Trump Administration Iran Arms Control Report
The clash among U.S. officials emerged on Tuesday when the State Department posted on its website, and then removed, an unclassified version of an annual report to Congress
U.S. Terror Label for Iran Revolutionary Guard Takes Effect
The move adds a layer of sanctions to the elite military unit and makes it a crime for anyone in or subject to U.S. jurisdiction to provide it with material support
Iran's Zarif Warns of Consequences of 'Illegal' U.S. Move Against Revolutionary Guards
Foreign minister said will send letters to governments worldwide 'to tell them it is necessary' to object to 'unprecedented and dangerous' measure
Opinion Trump's Wise Strike Against Iran's Top Export: International Islamist Terrorism
Previous administrations didn't designating Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a foreign terrorist organization for fear of reprisals. But U.S. foreign policy should not be hostage to blackmail
Hezbollah Warns U.S. Pressure on Iran Could Backfire
Nasrallah says Iran and its allies may retaliate over U.S. designating Revolutionary Guards as a terror group, says all options are on the table
Trump Designates Iran's Revolutionary Guards as Terrorist Group
It is the first time the United States has formally labeled another country's military a terrorist group
Iran Threatens Retaliation if U.S. Puts Revolutionary Guards on Terror Watchlist
The U.S. will regret this 'inappropriate and idiotic action,' lawmakers say over unprecedented decision expected to be officially announced in coming days
U.S. to Place Iran's Revolutionary Guards on Terror Watchlist, Officials Say
Unprecedented decision, to be officially announced as early as Monday, could trigger similar actions by Iran and other governments against U.S. military
Hardline Iranian Cleric Gets Powerful Position Days After He Is Tapped Head of Judiciary
Former presidential candidate and Khamenei's protege Raisi is now deputy chief of the Assembly of Experts, ensuring he plays prominent part in selecting next leader
Iran's Rohani Rejects Foreign Minister's Resignation
Mohammad Zarif attempted to quit his post two days ago in a dramatic announcement
Iran Arrests Militants Linked to Suicide Bombing Near Pakistan Border
Last week's attack, which killed 27 members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, was perpetrated by Jaish al Adl, a Sunni group which seeks greater rights for Iran's Baluchi minority
Iran Mourns 27 Revolutionary Guard Soldiers Killed in Suicide Bombing
Revolutionary Guard chief threatens to retaliate, claims U.S. and Israel behind attack they pushed Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to carry out
Rohani Blames Israel, U.S. for Suicide Bombing That Killed 27 Revolutionary Guards
The assault, which wounded at least 13 people, took place in the province of Sistan-Baluchestan ■ Militant Sunni Muslim group, Jaish al Adl, claimed responsibility for the attack, Iranian media reports
U.S. Charges Ex-Air Force Intelligence Officer With Spying for Iran
Monica Elfriede Witt remains at large along with four Iranian hackers who are being accused of using information to target former U.S. intelligence officers
Suicide Attack Kills 27 Members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards
Local Sunni group claimed responsibility for car bomb in volatile area near Pakistani border
Iran May Resume Uranium Enrichment, Israeli Intel Assesses
Israel's 2019 military intelligence estimate says Iran has not violated the nuclear agreement, but pressure from economic sanctions and the American withdrawal from the deal may change that
Iranian Commander Threatens to 'Eliminate' Israel if It Tries to Attack Tehran
Revolutionary Guards commander issues warning after Israel targeted Iranian positions in Syria last week
Iran Sentences Prominent Journalist to Five Years, State Media Reports
In recent years, Yashar Soltani has routinely published reports on corruption in Iranian public agencies. Authorities in recent months have also detained several other journalists and activists on security-related charges
12 Iranian Revolutionary Guards Soldiers Killed in Israeli Strike on Syria, Watchdog Says
Twenty-one people were killed in the overnight Syria strike, which targeted Iranian sites and Syrian air defenses, Syrian Observatory reports
Israel Strikes Iranian Targets in Syria After Missile Launch
Missile fired at Israel was launched by Iranians in Syria, military says ■ Russia: 4 Syrian soldiers killed, 30 Israeli missiles destroyed ■ Watchdog: 11 killed ■ Israel says targets include arms depot, Iranian training site
Analysis Israel's Battle With Iran in Syria Is Back in High Gear and Far From Over
Recent developments cast Israel's self-aggrandizement regarding military action against Tehran in Syria in a dubious light
Iran Seeks to Block Instagram, Citing 'Immoral, Obscene Content'
Observers say the move is politically motivated, given that many of the regime's opponents organize on the platform; Facebook, Twitter and Telegram already banned
Iran's Revolutionary Guards Launch War Games as U.S. Carrier Enters Gulf
Iranian naval vessels, helicopters and drones all participate in exercise on island near Strait of Hormuz; Guards' speedboats fire rockets but U.S. navy says they weren't pointed at American vessels