ISIS operative admits Iran & Syria have relations with terrorist group

July 2016

The al-Jarida daily of Kuwait wrote: An individual by the name of Ali Omar, aka Abu Torab, suspected of being associated to ISIS (Daesh), is currently detained in a Kuwaiti prison. He has admitted to close relations between ISIS (Daesh) with the regimes of Iran and Syria. Abu Torab has said he has personally participated in coordinating session held between ISIS (Daesh) and the Damascus regime representative and Iranian regime security forces. Regarding the structure of ISIS he said most of the group’s commanders in Syria are of Iraqi origin and their forces are from Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria. Abu Torab was in charge of ISIS’ oil industry due to his expertise and speaking fluent English.

Iran embassy diplomats in service of terrorism

January 2016

A court order issued against the Abdali terror group has shown that a number of Iranian embassy diplomats in Kuwait have been supporting the members of this cell through providing training and financial aid, along with coordination between the cell members.

Why has Iran during the past four years been seeking war, exporting terrorism and meddling in other country’s internal affairs?

From day one, this regime has launched a non-stop campaign of warmongering, exporting terrorism and meddling in the internal affairs of other countries. Slogans of promoting Islam and … are mottos the ayatollahs have been deviously thumping their chests with for years now. Despite the atrocious economic conditions the Iranian people are living in, this regime has plundered and literally wasted billions outside of its borders, being in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon and beyond. An increasing number of senior commanders, including Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) officers being killed in other countries, prove very well Tehran’s meddling abroad. Of course, it has to be taken into consideration that these are cases that the regime is willing to admit to, and there has to be much more we never learn about.

Gulf Countries in All-Out Confrontation Against Iran

Why are the Gulf Cooperation Countries in a flagrant confrontation against Iran?

The answer to this question can be easily found in the events seen in Arab countries and GCC members states. Currently the leaders of these nations view Iran as a destabilizing country that goes the limits to create a crisis in the stable areas of the region.

Al-Abduli cell trained in Lebanon Hezbollah camp

September 2015

After the plot to wreak havoc in Kuwait was foiled and the terrorist al-Abduli cell was arrested, allegations against Iran and its participation in such operations took to a new level. Information coming out these days shows that such interventions by Iran are only the tip of the iceberg. During the past decades, this cell has been under the supervision of the IRGC and Lebanese Hezbollah.

In an Arabic newspaper I saw a cartoon that showed the Iranian regime as an octopus that had extended its arms in not only Gulf countries but all Arabic capitals.

Gulf Countries in All-Out Confrontation Against Iran

Why are the Gulf Cooperation Countries in a flagrant confrontation against Iran?

The answer to this question can be easily found in the events seen in Arab countries and GCC members states. Currently the leaders of these nations view Iran as a destabilizing country that goes the limits to create a crisis in the stable areas of the region.

Iran meddling in Kuwait

September 2015

Iran’s meddling in Bahrain were not over yet when we were hearing news about further terrorist attacks, this time targeting Kuwait. Recently, authorities in this country unveiled reports of contacts between two Iranian embassy diplomats in Kuwait with members of the “al-Abduli” armed cell. This reality was unearthed after the discovery of an arms-ammunition cache near the Iraq-Kuwait border. These revelations prove the suspicious nature of the Iranian embassies’ measures under the cover of diplomatic steps. As the countries of Morocco, Sudan and Egypt have previously emphasized, Iranian embassies are considered one of the most dangerous sites threatening their security and stability of their host countries.

Fingers pointed at Iran & Hezbollah as arms, weapons found in Kuwait

2 September 2015

The Kuwait general prosecutor accused 26 individuals, including 25 Kuwaitis and 1 Iranian, of spying for Iran and the Lebanese Hezbollah, and preparations for an attack against Kuwait’s sovereignty, security and stability. Now two questions come to mind:

What is the objective sought by Tehran and Hezbollah in Kuwait?

What is the impact of these accusations on future relations between Iran, and Kuwait and other Arab countries following the nuclear agreement?

Fingers pointed at Iran & Hezbollah as arms, weapons found in Kuwait

2 September 2015

The Kuwait general prosecutor accused 26 individuals, including 25 Kuwaitis and 1 Iranian, of spying for Iran and the Lebanese Hezbollah, and preparations for an attack against Kuwait’s sovereignty, security and stability. Now two questions come to mind:

What is the objective sought by Tehran and Hezbollah in Kuwait?

What is the impact of these accusations on future relations between Iran, and Kuwait and other Arab countries following the nuclear agreement?

Hollow claims of change in Iran’s behavior

Iran’s promises for change in behavior following the nuclear deal have remained nothing but words despite much enthusiasm shown by the West to assure (Persian) Gulf countries over the July 14^th accord.

Hezbollah terrorists arrested in Kuwait

A report wired by Reuters indicated Kuwait authorities had discovered a large amount of weapons and ammunition hidden under a house adjacent to the Iraqi border belonging to a terrorist cell. These individuals were planning and plotting to destabilize Kuwait. The Kuwaiti [H1] Interior Ministry said the arrested individuals admitted they were connected to the Lebanese Hezbollah.

Kuwait and Iran’s terror attack

Following the terror attack on a mosque in Kuwait that left many killed and injured, authorities across this country were able to discover and confiscate a large cache of weapons, ammunition and explosives in a village adjacent to the Iraq border, and then go on to arrest the terrorist cell involved in this issue. Kuwait security said this is was the largest terrorist cell in Kuwait and they were under surveillance for 6 months that led to the confiscation of a significant amount of explosives. The Kuwaiti public prosecutor has now launched an investigation regarding this terror cell, first looking into any relations with Lebanese Hezbollah.