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$1.3Bn Oil Deal Awarded to Iranian Company Condolences on the Martyrdom Anniversary of Imam Jawad (AS) IRGC Self-Sufficient in Producing Helicopter Parts Report: Zarif in Moscow for Talks With Lavrov TEHRAN (Dispatches) -- The Islamic Revolution Guards MOSCOW (Dispatches) -- Russian Foreign Minister Ser- Corps (IRGC) has become self-sufficient in producing he- gei Lavrov and his Iranian counterpart Muhammad Javad licopter parts and overhauling various types of aircraft, Zarif will hold talks in Moscow on Tuesday, Russian Foreign IRGC commander Major General Hussein Salami said on Ministry’s spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said. Monday. “Lavrov and Zarif will hold negotiations on Tuesday in “During recent years, this force has added an aviation Moscow,” Zakharova told reporters. On June 16, the two unit to its combat chart ... as a result of which the IRGC’s ministers addressed a joint press conference in the Russian Ground Force has taken a long stride with regard to attack capital slamming the administration of U.S. President Don- helicopters and has boosted its power in this area,” he said ald Trump for withdrawing from international treaties and after visiting a helicopter maintenance complex. organizations. VOL NO: LV 11207 TEHRAN / Est.1959 Monday, July 20, 2020, Tir 30, 1399, Zil-Qa’dah 28, 1441, Price 40,000 Rials Barzani: General Iranian Title Ballon d’Or Will Haniyeh: Unified Not Be Awarded in Palestine Thwarts Soleimani’s Role Crowned Best 2020 Due to Zionist Regime’s ‘Unforgettable’ in UK Coronavirus Annexation 2 3 Petropars6 to Develop South Azadegan8 Field Martyrdom, the Relief of all Worries $1.3bn Oil Deal Awarded to Iranian Company By: Seyyed Ali Shahbaz Petropars, he said, has done $23 billion worth of work on the off- “Deliverance is thirty months after the death of Mamoun.” shore South Pars gas field. Pet- True to his words, exactly two-and-a-half years after the death of the murderer of ropars and PEDEC also signed a his father, Imam Reza (AS), he was relieved of the trials and tribulations he had $300 million side-contract to con- th successfully passed during the 17 years of his mission as the 9 Infallible Heir of struct a central treatment export Prophet Muhammad (SAWA). Today on the last day of the month of Zil-Qa’dah, while commemorating the plant for the field. martyrdom anniversary of the 25-year-old Imam Muhammad at-Taqi al-Jawad He also said a contract to develop (AS), let us cast a glance as to why Mu’tasim, the 8th self-styled caliph of the the offshore Farzad gas field will usurper Abbasid regime decided to cut short the life of a venerable descendant of be signed soon, again with Irani- the Prophet in the prime of youth. an companies because “under the Volumes would be required to pen the virtues of the 9th Imam whose funeral current circumstances no foreign procession this day in 220 AH in Baghdad was attended by tens of thousands of country would be willing to sign Muslim mourners for the great loss Islam had been afflicted with. any contract in any area,” Zan- The sight of such a huge gathering stunned the courtiers, and the criminal caliph fearful of public anger if his complicity in the murder through poisoning geneh said. India had been negoti- (administered by his niece, the victim’s treacherous wife, Umm al-Fazl, daughter ating for the fields for years before of Mamoun), became known, joined the funeral procession as it made its way to the sanctions. the northern outskirts of Baghdad to lay to eternal rest Imam Taqi (AS) beside his Zangeneh said earlier this month grandfather, Imam Musa al-Kazem (AS). Iran is determined to develop its oil th I have no intention to detail those last moments of the 9 Imam writhing in pain on industry in spite of U.S. sanctions eating the poisoned food, as his sadistic wife watched in delight and prevented the imposed on the country. maids and servants from providing any antidote to her victim. I need not elaborate on the well-documented evil character of Mu’tasim (son of the “We will not surrender under any Turkic slave-woman, Marida, whom Haroun had taken as a concubine to satisfy circumstances ... We have to in- his illicit desires), who has earned lasting notoriety for splintering the ummah Representatives of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) and Petropars exchange documents after crease our capacity so that when into four court-imposed jurisprudential sects – Hanafi, Maleki, Hanbali, and signing a $1.3 billion deal in Tehran to develop South Azadegan oil field, July 20, 2020. necessary with full strength we can Shafei – by prohibiting Ijtehad, in a bid to keep the masses away from the genuine enter the market and revive our Muhammadan Fiqh, promoted by the Prophet’s progeny, Imam Ja’far as-Sadeq TEHRAN (Dispatches) -- Iran the Yaran oil field to another local rate of a total of 27 billion barrels market share,” he said. (AS) in particular. awarded a $1.3 billion development contractor Persia Oil and Gas In- oil in place in South Azadegan, Iran’s oil industry is at the fore- Neither is it necessary to repeat the historical facts of the base-born caliph’s open plan to more than double oil produc- dustry Development Co. It aims to only 1.5 billion barrels are recover- enmity for the Arabs and his hostility towards the Iranians, while entrusting all state front of an economic war which affairs to his mother’s kith and kin, the Turkic slave soldiers imported to Baghdad tion at the South Azadegan field, the produce 39.5 million barrels of oil able. It means 25.5 billion will re- the U.S. is waging to dry up the Is- in tens of thousands from Central Asia – many still clinging to Shamanist practices, second oil project signed this month from the field. main unused. This is a technologi- lamic Republic’s resources. without any idea of Islam, let alone reverence for the Prophet and the Ahl al-Bayt. with local companies as U.S. sanc- South Azadegan oil field has a cal weakness,” Zangeneh said at Under President Donald Trump, Nor do I think, this brief newspaper column allows me to recount the role of the tions bar international oil companies long history in being handed over the signing ceremony, according to the U.S. has unleashed its most chief court-mullah, Abu Dawoud, in the death of the Prophet’s heir, after his verdict from stepping into its energy sector. to international oil companies. In the ministry’s news service Shana. restrictive sanctions ever with a to severe a thief’s palm from the wrist or the entire hand itself from the elbow was The contract was awarded to 2004, Japan’s Inpex signed a $2 He said that the recovery rate could pledge to bring Iran’s vital oil ex- overturned by Imam Taqi’s rational ruling that a habitual thief, after due warnings Petropars, and signed with Petro- billion deal to develop the field rise by 10% from the current 6%. should have four fingers severed by leaving the thumb and the palm intact, so that ports down to zero. the culprit, who is a human being and in need of God’s Mercy, should perform the leum Engineering & Development but it fell apart only two years later The project will also produce 200 Zangeneh said Iran is expanding daily ritual prayer in the correct manner. to boost production capacity to on fear for U.S. sanctions, which million cubic feet per day of natu- its oil-production capacity in an- The sole matter on my mind is to answer the question that may rise as to why 320,000 barrels per day (bpd) from again broke a $2.5 billion deal with ral gas. ticipation that an eventual end of Mamoun married his daughter to the son of his victim, and how the 9th Imam 140,000 bpd over 30 months, ac- China’s CNPC. CNPC’s five-year The West Karun region which sanctions would allow it to wrest consented to the marriage? cording to the country’s oil minis- delay in implementation of the includes Azadegan yields around back its share of the global crude It is obvious that Imam Muhammad Taqi (AS) had no choice when the tyrant forced try. The field is on the border with project led to Minister of Petro- 400,000 bpd. The area bordering market. him to marry his daughter on a variety of crafty pretexts including the desire to Iraq. leum Bijan Zangeneh’s decision to Iraq from the south and east also be the maternal grandfather of a direct descendant of the Prophet – in the same “It’s true that our output is low be- manner that years earlier in Khorasan he had forced Imam Reza (AS), under Earlier this month, Iran awarded expel the Chinese in 2014. includes Yadavaran, Yaran and cause of cruel and illegal sanctions, implicit death threats, to agree to be the heir apparent. a $300 million contract to develop “With the current oil recovery Azar oil fields. (Continued on Page 7) Mamoun, the son of a Persian concubine, was known for his crafty and cunning nature. Having realized the failure of the brutally aggressive policies of his father, Haroun, and great-grandfather Mansou Dawaniqi, against Imam Musa al-Kazem Protests Against Systematic (AS) and Imam Ja’far as-Sadeq (AS) respectively, he resorted to diplomacy to try to undermine the unsullied character of the Prophet’s Ahl al-Bayt. Case of CIA, Mossad Agent’s Although his subterfuge was defeated by Imam Reza (AS), he thought the tender Racism Hit 25 U.S.
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