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\u2022 An Iranian economist and researcher announced, “One-third of the population in Iran are in absolute poverty.”<\/strong><\/p>\n Apr. 7. In an interview with Iran’s state news agency (ISNA) Hossein Raghfarikh, economists, said: According to official standards the “absolute poverty line” for a four-person urban household, is about $ 800, and on this basis, 33 percent of the population of the country suffers from “absolute poverty” and Six percent are under the “line of starvation”.<\/p>\n \u2022 The bad news of Jack Straw for the Iranian regime<\/strong><\/p>\n According to the state run Tasnim news agency on,April 7, Jack Straw former British Foreign Secretary, attending the television program “Without Borders,” said that US actions has caused an uneasy relationship with Iran and a disappointment in the development of economic relations between Iran, EU and Britain.<\/p>\n He further added. As far as I know, the British government has made great efforts to persuade the United States to fulfill its obligations on Iran Deal, but unfortunately, the Trump government has not been convinced.<\/p>\n \u2022 Iran: Isfahan farmers clash with regime security forces<\/strong><\/p>\n April 7th. This morning, after the gathering of people and farmers in Khaju Bridge in Isfahan, they rallied in protest of the interruption of their water rights. The repressive security forces attacked the farmers to disperse them but farmers clashed with them and it is going on.<\/p>\n \u2022 Setting up 40 new police stations in Tehran in fear of ongoing protests<\/strong><\/p>\n Tehran’s police chief Hossein Rahimi said Tehran needs 40 new police stations and a meeting has been held with the governorate to increase the number of stations. \u2022 Senior Iran regime’s Mullah promised: Israel does will not exist for another 25 years<\/strong><\/p>\n TEHRAN, Apr. 6, 2018 Ahmad Khatami, the Friday prayer leader of Tehran warned that if Israel attacked Lebanon’s Hezbollah, Tel Aviv and Haifa, they will be razed to dust. He expressed his hope, that both Israel and Saudi Arabia will be destroyed.<\/p>\n \u2022 Mild quake Shakes SW Iran<\/strong><\/p>\n Tehran, April 7, an earthquake measuring 4.3 on the Richter scale shook Dehram in southwestern province of Fars Friday night.<\/p>\n According to a report by seismography center affiliated to Tehran University’s Geophysics Institute.<\/p>\n No casualties or damage to property have been reported.<\/p>\n Dehram is a city and center of Dehram District, in Farashband County, Fars Province.<\/p>\n \u2022 Female teachers stage protests in Tehran and Yazd<\/strong><\/p>\n Women teachers and political activists staged a picket line protest on Thursday in solidarity with imprisoned teacher Mohammad Habibi. The protest was held outside the Kar-o Andisheh Professional High School in Shahriar, Tehran Province, where this political prisoner used to teach. The protesters demand Mr. Habibi\u2019s release.<\/p>\n \u2022 Iraqis concerned by Iranian meddling ahead of May elections<\/strong><\/p>\n The Iranian regime’s increased meddling in Iraq has emerged as one of the country’s most divisive issues ahead of the balloting for parliamentary elections in May. That influence has sown fear among Iraq\u2019s disenchanted minority Sunnis, who bore the brunt of the war\u2019s destruction, and has also caused concern in Washington, the AP reported.<\/p>\n \u2022 Three women commit suicide in two days<\/strong><\/p>\n In a matter of two days, three women committed suicide in Iran. A 68-year-old woman set herself aflame in Kouy-e Naft District of Ahwaz and died on Wednesday. On Thursday, the head of the Police Station in Tehran\u2019s Niavaran announced that a 24-year-old woman had lost her life after throwing herself off an apartment complex in Kamraniyeh. In Masjid Soleiman, a female college student hanged herself at home on Wednesday.<\/p>\n \u2022 German FM vows \u2018considerable efforts\u2019 to protect Iran deal<\/strong><\/p>\n Germany\u2019s foreign minister Heiko Maas has said his government will exert \u201cconsiderable efforts\u201d to protect the Iran nuclear deal despite Berlin\u2019s misgivings about the Iranian regime\u2019s ballistic missiles program and its involvement in the Syria conflict, according to the Associated Press reported. In a visit to Jordan, Heiko Maas called for a \u201cfirewall\u201d between the nuclear deal and Tehran\u2019s other activities.<\/p>\n \u2022 Iran regime reveals the roots of protests of recent days in oil rich province<\/strong><\/p>\n Iran, April 6, 2018 – The government affiliated newspaper \u2018Etemad\u2019 described protests as being far beyond and against a TV show by the Mullahs regime. The paper wrote today: ‘Apparently the real reason for these unrest are issues such as unemployment, low living conditions, and poor distribution of goods, and many other issues that plague the people.’<\/p>\n It is worthy to note that demonstrations by Arab Iranians against the clerical regime, have been continuing for more than one week.<\/p>\n \u2022 Iran\u2019s Non-Oil Export Revenue $6 Billion Less Than Projected<\/strong><\/p>\n Chairman of Iran\u2019s Trade Promotion Organization Mojtaba Khosrowtaj says Iran\u2019s non-oil export between March 2017 and March 2018 has had a growth of 6.5 percent compared to previous year, but still non-oil export revenues lag behind the projected figure by $6 billion, reported official news agency IRNA on April 4…. The low volume of non-oil exports by Iran reflects the legacy of import substitution, a reliance on domestic markets, and the impact of sanctions. Source: Radio Farda.<\/p>\n
According to the regime’s Security Council’s decision, 40 police stations in Tehran should be added.<\/p>\n