Iran's commanders hope to wash away more than just the coronavirus — also the anger the public feels after the brutal crackdown of protesters and the shooting down of a Ukrainian passenger jet in January
Iran's semiofficial Fars news agency identified the commander as Farhad Dabirian, but reports had no additional details of how he was killed
'The cowardly and craven assassination of commander Soleimani will lead to the liberation of Jerusalem by the grace of God'
State television said the missile, called Raad-500, or thunder, had half the weight of a similar ballistic missile, but had 200 kilometers (some 120 miles) more range
Trump and others face continuing questions over their claims of an 'imminent' threat
'The Islamic Republic of Iran deeply regrets this disastrous mistake,' Iranian President Rohani says
After surviving shelling, siege and displacement at the hands of pro-Iranian militias, these Syrians felt only joy after hearing of the Iranian commander’s assassination
The late commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards’ Quds force believed he was capable of creating a Shi’ite empire in the Middle East
Speaking in Soleimani's hometown as the Quds Force leader was laid to rest, General Salami threatened to 'set ablaze' U.S.-backed areas
Netanyahu has pointedly refrained from reasserting his unique influence on America’s 'tough stance' against Iran
Ismail Haniyeh attended the Iranian general's funeral among other representatives of Iranian allies, as tens of thousands mourn in Tehran's streets
Once an ordinary construction worker, Qassem Soleimani quickly climbed the Revolutionary Guards' ranks to become one of Iran's most prominent military figures
The question of whether the new Quds force chief will be as strong an internal political player may be preoccupying Tehran more than how to avenge his predecessor's death
It’s impossible to exaggerate the repercussions of this event, and even Trump’s most steadfast supporters should be regretting the absence of a seasoned national-security staff around him
President reiterates that top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani was plotting attacks against American targets, while Russia says killing 'grossly violates international law'
Ambassador turns to Security Council as U.S. 'self-defense' argument meets skepticism
The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, say the troops would be joining the roughly 750 forces that were sent to Kuwait earlier this week
Brigadier General Esmail Ghaani, named Soleimani's successor, became deputy commander of the Quds Force, the overseas arm of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, in 1997
Western intelligence sources cited by the French newsletter Intelligence Online say Gen. Reza Shahi has 400 fighters behind him. He’s just one card in the hands of the Tehran regime, as a CIA veteran tells Haaretz
In recent months, a series of strikes in Iraq have been attributed to Israel, some of them near the Syria-Iraq border and the Al-Bukamal-Qaim crossing
'Iran is killing perhaps thousands and thousands of people right now as we speak, that is why they cut off the internet so people can't see what is going on,' Trump said during a visit to London for a NATO Summit
Iranian opposition leader Mirhossein Mousavi has compared Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to the Shah, following the government's brutal crackdown on protests this month
Hossein Mousavi says crackdown on popular protest over gas price hike is similar to last-straw moment for Iran’s Shi'ite theocracy in 1978
With Tehran's hard-liners seeing Trump as a 'Twitter tiger,' this kind of strategic, carefully planned strike could herald a new era in Mideast warfare
As nation connects back to the world, the toll of the protests, which the government blames on 'foreign foes,' remains unclear
Iran blames 'thugs' with foreign ties for the recent violent unrest sparked by a drastic reduction of fuel subsidies
Tehran has blamed 'thugs' linked to exiles and foreign foes - the U.S., Israel and Saudi Arabia - for stirring up unrest following hikes in gasoline prices ■ Rights group Amnesty International says over 100 killed in nationwide protests
Amnesty said more than 100 people were killed nationwide, the unrest appears to be the worst violence at least since Iran stamped out a 'Green Revolution' in 2009
'We will hold members of the Iranian regime accountable for their violent repression of the Iranian people,' tweeted U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo