Foreign Ministry rebuffs U.S. media reports on Taliban bounties

TEHRAN - Spokesman for Iran’s Foreign Ministry denied on Tuesday reports in U.S. media on the bounties Iran allegedly paid to the Taliban to kill American and coalition troops in Afghanistan. 

Pentagon raises number of U.S. troops injured in Iran missile attack to 64

The Pentagon has yet again raised the figure of soldiers wounded in Iran's retaliatory missile attack in Iraq earlier this month to 64, saying they have suffered “traumatic brain injuries”.

* By Mohammad Ghaderi

“Joker” riots or “Jadriya” rage: Which occupies the streets of the Middle East?  

The millions-strong protest in Baghdad on Friday was a continuation of the “hard revenge” process over the assassination of senior commanders of the resistance movement.  

U.S. troops injured in Iran missile attack subject of Shojaei’s cartoons

TEHRAN – Iranian cartoonist Masud Shojaei-Tabatabai, who also presides over Iran’s International Trumpism Cartoon and Caricature Contest, has created two cartoons on the U.S. service members who were injured in Iran’s January 8 missile attack on the U.S. Ain Al-Asad airbase in Iraq.