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Iraqi Imposed War Proved Cost of Invading Iran Very High Some 70 Percent of Nomads German Foreign Ministry Said That Residing in Tehran Province Are The U.S. Has No Legal Right to Using solar Panels to Meet Their Re-Impose UN Sanctions on Iran Energy Needs, Hatef Momayezi, Under the So-Called Snapback Director of Nomadic Affairs in Provision in the 2015 Nuclear Deal Tehran Province, Has Said Between Tehran and World Powers VOL. XXVI, No. 7049 TEHRAN Price 40,000 Rials www.irannewsdaily.com TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2020 - MEHR 1, 1399 2 4 8 DOMESTIC 3 DOMESTIC INTERNATIONAL SPORTS Judiciary Chief Oil Minister Reiterates Mass Rallies in Mane Sinks Chelsea, Slams U.S. for Violation of No “Hike” Belarus Keep Pressure Int’l Regulations In Fuel Oil Price On Lukashenko Son Hits Four > SEE PAGE 2 > SEE PAGE 3 > SEE PAGE 4 > SEE PAGE 8 Tehran Raps U.S. Iran Ready for Iraqi Imposed War Proved Arms Exports Attempts to Ruin JCPOA After Lifting of Embargo VIENNA (Dispatches) - The head of Iran’s nuclear Cost of Invading Iran Very High TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Commander of the Islamic Revolution agency said Monday that the landmark 2015 deal Guards Corps Aerospace Force Brigadier General Amir Ali between Tehran and world powers on his country’s Hajizadeh voiced Iran’s readiness to export arms as soon as atomic program is struggling since the unilateral U.S. a UN embargo is terminated next month. withdrawal, but is still worth preserving. Speaking to reporters on Monday, Hajizadeh said the Ali Akbar Salehi told delegates at a conference of the export of Iranian military equipment would be International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna that the facilitated after the termination of the arms embargo. so-called Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA, The Islamic Republic of Iran’s arms program is not going has been “caught in a quasi-stalemate situation” since to change at all, the commander added, saying Iran has President Donald Trump pulled the U.S. out in 2018. already become self-sufficient in the military industry. The deal promises Iran economic incentives in exchange “We do not rely on foreigners to supply our demand for limits on its nuclear program. The remaining world for arms,” he underlined. The general said termination powers in the deal — France, Germany, Britain, China and of the UN arms embargo in October will have several Russia — have been struggling to offset re-imposed advantages, as it marks a political victory for Iran and American sanctions. Iran has been steadily breaking would allow the export of arms. restrictions outlined in the deal on the amount of uranium He further dismissed the U.S. president’s threat of military it can enrich, the purity it can enrich it to, and other action against Iran, saying Trump has already made such limitations in order to pressure those countries to do more. nonsense comments which have been proved wrong, such Salehi, speaking in a video address, said it’s of the as his previous threat to hit 52 locations in Iran. “utmost importance” that those countries find a solution The U.S. suffered an embarrassing diplomatic to resolve “the difficulties caused by the illegal defeat in August when the United Nations Security withdrawal of the U.S. from the deal.” See Page 7 Council rejected a proposal to indefinitely extend the arms embargo on Iran. IRAN NEWS NATIONAL DESK 177 More Added to TEHRAN – Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei says Iran’s decisively Int’l Community Urged victorious defense against foreign-backed forces of Iraq’s former dictator Saddam Hussein proved that invading To Rise From Abstention Iran COVID-19 Death Toll the country is a “very costly” undertaking. “When a nation shows that it has the diligence and power to defend itself and delivers a crushing response to To Active Defiance TEHRAN (PressTV) - Health Ministry spokeswoman invaders, invaders would then think twice before perpetrating any incursion against this country and its people, says the novel coronavirus has killed 177 patients since and realize that such an act of aggression would be very costly for them,” the Leader said on Monday. TEHRAN (IRNA)- Iranian Diplomatic Mission in Sunday noon, increasing the overall death toll to 24,478. Ayatollah Khamenei made the remarks via video-link during an event held in the capital Tehran to honor one the European Union in a message urged the In a press briefing on Monday, Sima-Sadat Lari said million veterans of the country’s 1980-88 war against Saddam’s invading forces. international community to rise from abstention 425,481 patients have contracted the virus so far, Successful engagement in the war, therefore, awarded the country its current level of security, the Leader noted, to active defiance in safeguarding the rules-based including 3,341 new cases identified in the past 24 hours, enumerating the rewards of the Sacred Defense. international order. the highest daily rise in new patients since June 6. The name signifies Iran’s eight-year struggle under the leadership of the late founder of the country’s Islamic “The int’l community must rise from abstention to So far, she added, 361,523 patients have recovered Republic, Imam Khomeini against the Iraqi aggressor. active defiance in safeguarding the rules-based from the disease or been discharged from the hospital. The invading forces took on Iran with untrammeled foreign support in 1980, just one year after the victory of international order,” Iranian mission wrote on its Lari said 3,912 patients are also in critical conditions the Islamic Revolution. The war lasted until 1988, leaving a treasure trove of memories of self-sacrifice and official Twitter account. caused by more severe infection. spiritual conviction in ultimate divine victory. “In the face of a bully who backs his statements with The spokeswoman noted that 3,773,300 COVID-19 The Leader said the defensive struggle also equipped the Iranian nation with a sense of self-belief in its ability roguish deed, mere words would not suffice,” it added. tests have been taken across the country so far. to fend for itself and put it on a course of technological and scientific development because it had to wade into “All countries have a responsibility to safeguard the She said the high-risk “red” zones include Tehran, many new areas to be able to buttress its defense capability. rule of law.” Qom, Mazandaran, East Azarbaijan, Isfahan, Yazd, The war taught us that “some things that appear to be impossible, are actually possible,” Ayatollah Khamenei stated. Earlier, High Representative of the European Ardabil, Khorasan Razavi, Khuzestan, Hamadan, West While specifying the actual goal of the warmongers as being the destruction of the country’s Islamic Revolution Union for Foreign Policy and Security Affairs Josep Azarbaijan, Bushehr, Alborz, Lorestan, Markazi, Ilam, and its Islamic establishment, the Leader noted that Saddam and his Ba’ath party were just being used as “tools Borrell in a statement had rejected the US claim with South Khorasan, Kermanshah, North Khorasan, by powers, such as the United States, that had suffered serious blows from Iran’s Revolution.” regard to the restoration of the UN sanctions against Semnan, Gilan, Zanjan, Qazvin, and Kerman provinces. Others, like the Soviet Union, the Western military alliance of NATO, as well as some other Western and even Iran, saying sanctions lifting commitments under The “orange” zones also include Golestan, European countries also contributed to the war because they were “concerned” about the emergence of a new JCPOA continue to apply. See Page 7 Hormozgan, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, Kohgiluyeh phenomenon in the region that had been founded upon religion, Ayatollah Khamenei said. and Boyer-Ahmad, and Fars provinces, she added. Documents that surfaced afterwards showed the U.S. had entered some agreements with Saddam before the war, the Leader remarked, adding that during the war too, Washington would generously provide the former Iraqi dictator with intelligence and arms support. Zarif to Visit Moscow Ayatollah Khamenei reminded how weapon-laden vessels would dock at regional ports to shore up the invading forces against Iran on a daily basis during the wartime. See Page 7 Sokhan Gostar Institute On Thursday TEHRAN (MNA) – Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation announced that Iranian Foreign Russia Launches Military Drills, Featuring Forces From Iran, China Minister will travel to Moscow on Thursday to meet TEHRAN (Moscow) - Russia has launched the Kavkaz (or Caucasus) 2020 joint military drills with neighboring with his Russian counterpart. countries in its Southern Military District and in the Black and Caspian Seas. Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif will visit Moscow The joint military exercises, which started on September 21 and will run through September 26 involve about PRIVATE ENGLISH on September 24 and have a meeting with Russian 80,000 personnel, including officers of the Russian Emergencies Ministry and the Russian Guard, as well as up Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, Zamir Kabulov, the NEWSPAPER IN IRAN troops from Iran, Armenia, Belarus, China, Myanmar and Pakistan. head of the Foreign Ministry’s Second Asian Department In addition, more representatives from the armed forces of Iran, Azerbaijan, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Sri and special presidential representative for Afghanistan, Lanka will participate as observers of the military drills. About 12,900 military personnel from the participating countries told Sputnik on Monday. are going to take part in activities covered by the 2011 Vienna Document of the Negotiations on Confidence-and “Yes, he [Zarif] is coming. His consultations with Sergei Security-Building Measures. Most of the action on the ground will be taking place in the Southern Military District. Lavrov are planned for September 24”, Kabulov said.
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