These two articles show that Iran is not destined or stuck as a revolutionary state—it is a daily decision by the Leader and the rest of the IRI government. They can make decisions that are rational and for their own good and even other’s good. But these articles also remind us that Iran’s Regime will often hide the ball and mislead in order to move the Revolution and the Shia Crescent forward. So, which is it today? Do these stories show a normal country or a revolutionary cause? We will soon find out if the cameras are turned on again and are under IAEA control. See “IAEA and Iran reach agreement to avert nuclear deal crisis,” Maziar Motamedi, Al Jazeera, September 12, 2021. And see “Iran to allow IAEA to service nuclear monitoring cameras after talks,” Reuters, September 12, 2021.
Yes, Iran attempted to use suicide drones against U.S. forces. What should be the U.S. response? “US shoots down pair of Iranian drones attacking Iraq airport,” Yahoo, September 12, 2021.
Two articles on the topic of one important tool Iran uses to spread its Crescent. “Israeli minister says Iran giving militias drone training near Isfahan,” Yahoo, September 12, 2021.
“Gantz: Iran Is Training Militias to Employ Advanced UAVs, in a Base Called Kashan,” Hamodia, September 12, 2021.
“Nobel laureates to UN chief: Investigate Iranian massacre,” Jerusalem Post, 9-12-21. Dozens of Nobel Prize laureates signed a letter imploring UN Sec.-Gen. Antonio Guterres to investigate the 1988 mass murder of Iranian political prisoners.
“Iran is providing foreign fighters with drone training at an airbase near the city of Isfahan, Israel’s defence minister alleged a month after Tehran came under global scrutiny over a suspected drone attack on an Israeli-managed tanker off Oman. In what his office described as a new disclosure, Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz said on Sunday that Iran was using Kashan airbase north of Isfahan to train “terror operatives from Yemen, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon in flying Iranian-made UAVs.” See “Iran training Middle East fighters to fly drones: Israel,” Al Jazeera, September 12, 2021.