Iran – the new round of the master plan

Iran – the new round of the master plan

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featureOnly the very naive will fall for the Iranians’ latest stunt: “We are ready for an agreement on our nuclear program.” Well, the word naive is used here only for the sake of being polite, it’s actually more severe than that.

Iran is one of the world’s most extreme. The Iranians want to gain control of vast areas in the Middle East and the Gulf. They learned, however, that the west can be manipulated very easily by using nice words.

And that’s exactly what we’re seeing here. Nice words from the most extreme of leaders, and the west celebrating like a kid that finally got his first bicycle.

And the smiles of the U.S. and some European countries encourage Teheran. The signs are clear but the tears of joy blind the western leaders.

IHLS – Israel Homeland Security

Two Iranian warships have entered Sudan’s territorial waters and were heading to dock for “routine” fuelling, a spokesman of Sudanese army said on Wednesday. “Two Iranian ships have entered our territorial waters, one of them is a destroyer and the other is a supplies vessel,” Col. Sawarmi Khaled Saad told AFP. He said the vessels are stopping in Sudan for a “routine and regular visit” to get “supplies, food and water”.

In October, two Iranian navy vessels called at Port Sudan, followed by two more in December, in what Khartoum described as a “normal” port stop.

Israel considers the area of the Red Sea and east Sudan as a passage for arms smuggled to Islamist Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip. Khartoum’s links with Iran came under scrutiny after Sudan accused Israel of being behind an Oct. 23 strike against the Yarmouk military factory in the capital, which led to speculation that Iranian weapons were stored or manufactured there.

And these are only some of the many incidents Iran is involved in. Iran is deceiving the world and keeps rushing towards nuclear capability.

Arie Egozi iHLS editor-in-chief
Arie Egozi
iHLS editor-in-chief