Iran Begins Reconnecting Internet After Shutdown Over Protests
The Revolutionary Guards said calm had returned across Iran, after protests in which Amnesty International said over 100 demonstrators had been killed
Iran Revolutionary Guards
Analysis In Heavily Subsidized Iran, High Fuel Prices Could Spell Disaster for the Regime
Iran is in dire need of economic reform, but the latest squeeze of the middle class is a dangerous bet for Tehran, hoping to repress a massive wave of riots
Analysis Iran's Attempts to Quell Protests Bring Them Closer to the Boiling Point
At the beginning of the week the government still thought it could calm the public, but now the leadership seems to realize that it’s facing the threat of an all-out civil insurrection
Analysis Iran's Confidence Is Rising. So Where's Its 'Revenge' Against Israel?
The answer may lie in the streets of the Middle East
Iran Downs 'Foreign' Drone Over Persian Gulf Port, Official Confirms
In June, Iran shot down an unmanned U.S. surveillance drone, which the elite Revolutionary Guards said was flying over southern Iran
Analysis It's Tempting to Connect the Dots, but Iran-Israel War Doesn't Seem Imminent
Revolutionary Guards claim that it thwarted an Israeli assassination attempt is questionable, but Israel-Iran tension is increasing
Iran Says Foiled 'Israeli-Arab' Plot to Assassinate Top General Qassem Soleimani
Guards' intelligence chief says three unnamed operatives have been arrested
Israel Blames Iran for Explosives-laden Drone Captured by Syria Near Israeli Border
Military's Arabic-language spokesman suggests Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force is acting in Syria without coordination with the Assad regime
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Says Ready for 'Any Scenario' Amid U.S. Standoff
Gen. Hossein Salami presented pieces of shot-down American drone, said 'If anyone crosses our borders, we will hit them'
Iranian Oil Tanker Sought by U.S. Changes Course Again, Headed for Turkey, Data Shows
The Adrian Darya was released from detention off Gibraltar after a five-week standoff over alleged violations of EU sanctions
New Tech Lets Israel Take Over Hostile Drones, Reuse Them Against Enemy
Over the weekend, the Israeli army said it acted in the Damascus area to foil a drone strike on northern Israel by an Iranian force
Beirut Strike Target: Vital Iranian Device for Hezbollah's Mass Missile Production
Iran delivered special propellants mixer - used in manufacturing ballistic missiles - to Lebanon in violation of international treaties
Drone Air Forces Are Taking Off Across the Mideast, Challenging Israeli Defenses
From what was thought of as some sci-fi fantasy, drones have rapidly become a weapon of choice in the Middle East. While the Israeli military is underprepared, one official says a 'drone swarm' attack may be 'right around the corner'
Analysis Why Iran Is Risking a Major Escalation With Israel
Israel prevented the Iranians from building bases from which to launch attacks against it. But it failed to dislodge them from Syria — and Putin plans to keep it that way
Israel Drawing Its Last Breaths, Says Iranian Commander Behind Foiled Drone Attack
'These insane operations are absolutely last struggles of the Zionist Regime,' Iranian Revolutionary Guard General Qassem Soleimani tweets
Israel Says Iran's Quds Force Team Arrived in Syria Months Ago to Prepare for Drone Attack
Israeli army chief says elite unit's commander personally oversaw attack planned in a Golan Heights base, which Israel said it thwarted in overnight strike
Iran Says It Successfully Tested New Missile Defense System
Tehran recently unveiled the Bavar-373, which it describes as the improvement to Russia's S-300
Responding to U.S. Threats, Greece Refuses to Aid Iranian Tanker
United States has issued a warrant to seize the tanker on the grounds that it had links to Iran's Revolutionary Guards, which it designates as a terrorist organization
Iran's Guards Navy Chief: U.S. and U.K. Presence in Gulf Brings Insecurity
Amid tensions, Alireza Tangsiri says Tehran can provide security in the Gulf by forming a coalition with other countries in the region
U.S. Issues Warrant to Seize Iranian Tanker Off Gibraltar
The United States launched a legal appeal to impound the ship on the grounds that it had links to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which it designates as a terrorist organization
Iran Says It Seized Iraqi Oil Tanker in Gulf, Arrested Seven Sailors
Last month, Iran seized a British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz for alleged marine violations and allowed a second one to proceed after issuing a warning
Secret Partner? Behind Iraq's Silence on Alleged Israeli Strikes on Iranian Targets
Silence following attacks leaves room for speculation about Baghdad's relations with Israel. But larger questions of Iraq's dependency on both the U.S. and Iran remain
Iran, Hamas to Open Gaza Front if War Breaks Out in Israeli North, Defense Officials Believe
Iran's Revolutionary Guards in contact with Palestinian group to try to force Israel to divert forces to the south in the event of war, sources say
Analysis U.S. Sanctions May Cripple Iran, but It's Not Why Billions of Dollars Keep Vanishing
A special anti-corruption court has tried more than 270 suspects, but that’s just a drop in the bucket compared to the extent of the problem
Release Seized Oil Tanker to Come Out of Isolation, Britain Warns Iran
Meanwhile, Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards publish footage purportedly showing forces warning off British warship near the Strait of Hormuz
Oil Prices Rise More Than One Percent After Iran Seizes British Tanker
The Iranian capture in the global oil trade's most important waterway fuels concerns of potential supply disruptions
Iran Says It Is Ready for Any Scenario, Warns of Escalating U.K. Tension
All 23 members of the seized Stena Impero are 'safe and in good health' and the tanker will remain in the port of Bandar Abbas while authorities investigate its accident with a fishing boat, Iranian TV reported
WATCH Iran's Guards Release Video Showing Seizure of British Tanker as U.K. Denounces 'Hostile Act'
U.K. rejects Iranian claim that vessel was seized because it had collided with a fishing boat as Gulf tensions escalate
Iran Seizes Two British Oil Tankers in Strait of Hormuz, Releases One
Stena Impero, with 23 crew members on board, remains captured after allegedly 'violating international waters' ■ Relations between Iran and U.K. tense after Iranian tanker seized in Gibraltar earlier this month
Iranian State Media Airs Video Said to Disprove U.S. Report of Downed Drone
Trump said Thursday that an American warship shot down an Iranian drone in the Strait of Hormuz after it had flown within 900 meters of the vessel