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Looks like the Zionist buffoon fraud is admitting defeat... Until 2020 at least!
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Looks like the Zionist buffoon fraud is admitting defeat... Until 2020 at least!
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Dowlatabad; The Little Iraq in Heart of Iranian Capital
Iraqi Arabs have formed a neighbourhood, called Dowlatabad, in the south of the Iranian capital of Tehran. The quarter, located in Shahr-e Rey, has gradually turned into a tourist attraction for those who want to taste Arabic dishes.
Dowlatabad is a neighbourhood with nice weather. It is full of trees and many consider it as the first town of Tehran.
Quds Street in this neighbourhood is one of the most crowded streets in this region, where the largest restaurant and Arabic fast food outlets can be found there. At the dusk, the number of people who come to the streets is getting bigger.
This is the Arab’s tradition to protect themselves from the heat by coming out in the evening. When you pass the neighbourhood, they all speak Arabic. It’s as if you are on one of the streets of Baghdad.
Dowlatabad’s crowded restaurants are well-known for their famous Arabic cuisine such as Shawarma, Kibbeh, Houmous, Samosa and Falafel. Their flavour is different from all falafels and fast foods in Tehran. In front of some of the restaurants there are tables and chairs, and elderly men in Dishdashas are drinking Arabic tea. Arabic tea is thicker than ordinary Iranian tea which the Tehranians are accustomed to. Arabic coffee is very thick too. These drinks will have different flavours alongside Lebanese and Arabic Baklavas. For this reason, next to these coffee shops and teahouses in this street, there are a lot of Baklava shops.
Arabian Baklava is one of the most famous sweets in the world. It is a popular sweet among Arab-speaking people of Syria, Lebanon and Iraq which is baked in different shapes and flavours.
https://ifpnews.com/exclusive/dowlatabad-the-little-iraq-in-heart-of-iranian-capital/
Iraqi Arabs have formed a neighbourhood, called Dowlatabad, in the south of the Iranian capital of Tehran. The quarter, located in Shahr-e Rey, has gradually turned into a tourist attraction for those who want to taste Arabic dishes.
Dowlatabad is a neighbourhood with nice weather. It is full of trees and many consider it as the first town of Tehran.
Quds Street in this neighbourhood is one of the most crowded streets in this region, where the largest restaurant and Arabic fast food outlets can be found there. At the dusk, the number of people who come to the streets is getting bigger.
This is the Arab’s tradition to protect themselves from the heat by coming out in the evening. When you pass the neighbourhood, they all speak Arabic. It’s as if you are on one of the streets of Baghdad.
Dowlatabad’s crowded restaurants are well-known for their famous Arabic cuisine such as Shawarma, Kibbeh, Houmous, Samosa and Falafel. Their flavour is different from all falafels and fast foods in Tehran. In front of some of the restaurants there are tables and chairs, and elderly men in Dishdashas are drinking Arabic tea. Arabic tea is thicker than ordinary Iranian tea which the Tehranians are accustomed to. Arabic coffee is very thick too. These drinks will have different flavours alongside Lebanese and Arabic Baklavas. For this reason, next to these coffee shops and teahouses in this street, there are a lot of Baklava shops.
Arabian Baklava is one of the most famous sweets in the world. It is a popular sweet among Arab-speaking people of Syria, Lebanon and Iraq which is baked in different shapes and flavours.
https://ifpnews.com/exclusive/dowlatabad-the-little-iraq-in-heart-of-iranian-capital/
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IRAN HAS WON THE 2019 U21 FIVB VOLLEYBALL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
The event was hosted in Bahrain and the MVP of the tournament was awarded to Iranian Amir Esfandiar.
This is Iran's first victory of the U21 World Championship and comes after the senior team recently finished 5th in the FIVB Nations League hosted in the US.
Lots of good young talent coming through the ranks! ?
The event was hosted in Bahrain and the MVP of the tournament was awarded to Iranian Amir Esfandiar.
This is Iran's first victory of the U21 World Championship and comes after the senior team recently finished 5th in the FIVB Nations League hosted in the US.
Lots of good young talent coming through the ranks! ?
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Iran Islamic Revolutionary Guards Crops Navy (IRGCN) has released audio and aerial video ( UAV) of its naval forces’ warnings to a England Navy warship Montrose (F-236) to stay out of their way, during an operation to seize England-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero
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Don’t interfere in my operation: IRGC boat warns UK warship
The IRGC has aired audio and video footage of an IRGC patrol boat warning a UK warship to not interfere as it seizes a UK-flagged oil tanker.
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@Lieutenant What do you make of this video?Iran Islamic Revolutionary Guards Crops Navy (IRGCN) has released audio and aerial video ( UAV) of its naval forces’ warnings to a England Navy warship Montrose (F-236) to stay out of their way, during an operation to seize England-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero
Don’t interfere in my operation: IRGC boat warns UK warship
The IRGC has aired audio and video footage of an IRGC patrol boat warning a UK warship to not interfere as it seizes a UK-flagged oil tanker.
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Iran, Russia to stage joint drills in Persian Gulf: Iran Navy chief
Iranian Navy Commander Rear Admiral Hossein Khanzadi says Iran and Russia have agreed to conduct joint naval drills in the Persian Gulf region “in the near future.”
Khanzadi, who was attending the Russian Navy Day celebrations in Saint Petersburg, Russia, made the announcement in an interview with the Islamic Republic News Agency on Monday, saying the two sides have reached an agreement on holding the drills in the Indian Ocean, Makran waters, Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf by the end of year.
Heading a military delegation, Khanzadi participated in the Russian Navy Day celebrations, attended by representatives of 20 countries in Saint Petersburg on Sunday.
Elaborating on the outcome of his trip to Russia, Khanzadi said an agreement was signed with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation on behalf of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Iranian Navy chief further noted that the agreement was the first of its kind between Tehran and Moscow and aimed to boost military cooperation between the two countries particularly with regard to naval forces.
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Iranian Navy Commander Rear Admiral Hossein Khanzadi says Iran and Russia have agreed to conduct joint naval drills in the Persian Gulf region “in the near future.”
Khanzadi, who was attending the Russian Navy Day celebrations in Saint Petersburg, Russia, made the announcement in an interview with the Islamic Republic News Agency on Monday, saying the two sides have reached an agreement on holding the drills in the Indian Ocean, Makran waters, Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf by the end of year.
Heading a military delegation, Khanzadi participated in the Russian Navy Day celebrations, attended by representatives of 20 countries in Saint Petersburg on Sunday.
Elaborating on the outcome of his trip to Russia, Khanzadi said an agreement was signed with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation on behalf of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Iranian Navy chief further noted that the agreement was the first of its kind between Tehran and Moscow and aimed to boost military cooperation between the two countries particularly with regard to naval forces.
Iran, Russia to stage joint drills in Persian Gulf: Iran Navy chief
Iran and Russia have agreed to conduct joint naval drills in the Persian Gulf region “in the near future,” says the Iran navy chief.
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The practice of attacking and robbing ships at sea.
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Simultaneous launches can defeat APS like Trophy. Reload time for newest versions of Trophy is approx. 2 seconds.
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Iran, UAE hold joint maritime security meeting in Tehran
Commander of Iran’s Border Police Brigadier General Qassem Rezaei (R) meets with visiting Commander of the Emirati Coastguard Brigadier General Mohammad Ali Mesbah al-Ahbabi in Tehran, July 30, 2019. (Photo by IRNA)
Iranian and Emirati coastguard officials have held a joint meeting on maritime security cooperation in Tehran, the first such talks since 2003 which come amid heightened tensions in the Persian Gulf region.
Earlier in the day, IRNA cited a Foreign Ministry statement as saying that the sixth joint coastguard meeting between Iran and a visiting seven-member delegation from the UAE would be focused on bilateral border cooperation in the area of maritime border security.
The report added that the meeting would also feature consultations on such issues as Emirati and Iranian nationals’ maritime travel between the countries and trespassing or inadvertent border breaches, as well as facilitating and expediting mutual information exchange between Iranian and UAE maritime security authorities.
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Commander of Iran’s Border Police Brigadier General Qassem Rezaei (R) meets with visiting Commander of the Emirati Coastguard Brigadier General Mohammad Ali Mesbah al-Ahbabi in Tehran, July 30, 2019. (Photo by IRNA)
Iranian and Emirati coastguard officials have held a joint meeting on maritime security cooperation in Tehran, the first such talks since 2003 which come amid heightened tensions in the Persian Gulf region.
Earlier in the day, IRNA cited a Foreign Ministry statement as saying that the sixth joint coastguard meeting between Iran and a visiting seven-member delegation from the UAE would be focused on bilateral border cooperation in the area of maritime border security.
The report added that the meeting would also feature consultations on such issues as Emirati and Iranian nationals’ maritime travel between the countries and trespassing or inadvertent border breaches, as well as facilitating and expediting mutual information exchange between Iranian and UAE maritime security authorities.
Iran, UAE agree to boost maritime security cooperation in joint meeting in Tehran
Iranian and Emirati officials have agreed to bolster bilateral maritime security cooperation during a meeting in Tehran.
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Big military news coming in 3 weeks...
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Iran, UAE sign document to boost maritime security cooperation
Commander of Iran’s Border Police Brigadier General Qassem Rezaei (R) and visiting Commander of the Emirati Coastguard Brigadier General Mohammad Ali Mosleh al-Ahbabi shake hands after signing a maritime border cooperation agreement in Tehran on August 1, 2019.
Iran and the United Arab Emirates have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance maritime border security cooperation.
The document was signed by the commander of Iran's border police, Brigadier General Qassem Rezaie, and Emirati Coastguard Commander Brigadier General Mohammad Ali Mosleh al-Ahbabi during a meeting in Tehran on Thursday.
The event took place after officials from Iran and the UAE met for the first time in six years to in the Iranian capital to discuss ways of boosting maritime security.
Following the session, Rezaie said the document was inked in line with efforts to boost border cooperation and interaction between the two countries.
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Commander of Iran’s Border Police Brigadier General Qassem Rezaei (R) and visiting Commander of the Emirati Coastguard Brigadier General Mohammad Ali Mosleh al-Ahbabi shake hands after signing a maritime border cooperation agreement in Tehran on August 1, 2019.
Iran and the United Arab Emirates have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance maritime border security cooperation.
The document was signed by the commander of Iran's border police, Brigadier General Qassem Rezaie, and Emirati Coastguard Commander Brigadier General Mohammad Ali Mosleh al-Ahbabi during a meeting in Tehran on Thursday.
The event took place after officials from Iran and the UAE met for the first time in six years to in the Iranian capital to discuss ways of boosting maritime security.
Following the session, Rezaie said the document was inked in line with efforts to boost border cooperation and interaction between the two countries.
Iran, UAE sign document to boost maritime security cooperation
Iran and the UAE sign an MoU to bolster bilateral maritime security cooperation during a meeting in Tehran.
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