August, 2007

• 25 August

  Iranian Delegation to Visit Ivory Coast

  An Iranian delegation of industry owners and economic directors and managers is scheduled to pay a visit to Ivory Coast from 3 to 11 of September.

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• 25 August

  Cleric Praises Gov’t’s Anti-US Stances

  Tehran’s provisional Friday Prayers leader Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati praised Ahmadinejad’s administration for struggling against the US hegemony.

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• 25 August

  Iranian Army about to Use Newly Manufactured 35mm Cannon

  Iranian defense minister said that his troops next week would start using a newly manufactured 35mm gun called ‘Sky Guard’.

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• 25 August

  Minister Terms Iran Significant Actor in Region

  No political and security formation and structure can be formed in the region and the Middle-East without the presence of the Islamic Republic, Iran’s Interior Minister Mostafa Pour-Mohammadi said on Friday.

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• 25 August

  Iran, S. Korea Ink MoU on Cooperation

  Iran’s vice president and head of physical education organization, Mohammad Ali Abadi and South Korea’s minister of culture and tourism, Kim Jong-min signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on sports cooperation.

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• 25 August

  MP Calls US Greatest Terrorist State in World

  An Iranian lawmaker here on Friday said that the US is the greatest terrorist in the world, noting the United States’ terrorist operations worldwide.

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• 25 August

  Iran Threatens German Banks over Pull-out

  Tehran has threatened to bar major German banks that are pulling out of Iran due to US pressure and steep administration costs from returning to the country.

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• 25 August

  68 Held on Pak-Iran Border

  Frontier Corps Balochistan on Thursday arrested 68 people in deserted area of Nokkundi near Pak-Iran border and handed over them to Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) for further investigation,.

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• 25 August

  3 British soldiers killed by U.S. bomb

  KABUL, Afghanistan – A U.S. warplane mistakenly dropped a 500-pound bomb on British troops after they called for air support in Afghanistan, killing three soldiers and seriously wounding two others in an accident that could re-ignite debate about America’s heavy use of air power.Friendly fire involving U.S. troops has led …

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• 25 August

  U.S. military deaths in Afghanistan

  As of Friday, Aug. 24, 2007, at least 361 members of the U.S. military had died in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Uzbekistan as a result of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001, according to the Defense Department. The department last updated its figures Aug. 18, 2007. Of those, the …

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