Iran: on
the anniversary of the occupation of the US embassy in Tehran, Hossein Salami
Hossein Salami, the Islamic RevolutionaryGuards Corps’ (IRGC) deputy commander in chief said: The mullah's rule
"today reaches to the North of the Red Sea in the Bab-el-Mandeb, is
present in Yemen, and geographically extends to North Africa." He also
acknowledged that the regime’s "presence in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, and
Yemen… is to keep the danger away from our land."
Salami, also referred to the role of the IRGC
in the bombing of the American Marine barracks in Lebanon. "In 1983, the
flames of Islamic revolution flared among Lebanese youth for the first time,
and in a courageous act, a young Muslim buried 260 US Marines under the rebels
east of Mediterranean Sea," he said.
This commentary reflects that which was made
by Mohsen Rafighdoost, former Minister of the IRGC, on July 20, 1987. "The
US knows the explosives that mixed with ideology and sent up to 400 officers
and Marines in the US Marine Barracks to hell; both the TNT and the ideology
behind it came from Iran."(State-run daily,
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