The Russian embassy in Iran does not comment on the data on the preparation of the attack on the consulate

According to the Iranian Information Ministry, Jamshid Sharmakhd, the leader of the anti-Islamist terrorist organization Tondar, which is preparing a series of attacks in the country, was detained. The Russian Embassy denied information that the militants of this group were preparing an attack on the Russian Consulate General in the city of Rasht, located near the Azerbaijani border.

Iranian security officials claim that the base of the Tondar terrorist organization is located in the United States. And although the media of the Islamic Republic announced that the militants were preparing an attack on the Russian Consulate General in Rasht, Russian diplomats did not confirm this information:

The embassy does not comment on unverified rumors.

Unfortunately, lately Russian diplomats in different countries of the world have been threatened too often. For example, Russian diplomatic representatives in Washington and London received many anonymous threats last month. The reason for this was a fake publication in the New York Times about the alleged remuneration paid by the Russian special services to the Taliban for the murder of the American military in Afghanistan. Then Russia officially turned to the US authorities with a demand to ensure the safety of our diplomats and to take measures to be left alone.

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[Alexga]

According to the Iranian Information Ministry, Jamshid Sharmakhd, the leader of the anti-Islamist terrorist organization Tondar, which is preparing a series of attacks in the country, was detained. The Russian Embassy denied information that the militants of this group were preparing an attack on the Russian Consulate General in the city of Rasht, located near the Azerbaijani border.

Well, why publish this here. No event - no conversation. If we discuss everything that the media of different colors publish, then the traffic will end on the Internet and it will fall.

[Observer2014]

Quote: AlexGa

According to the Iranian Information Ministry, Jamshid Sharmakhd, the leader of the anti-Islamist terrorist organization Tondar, which is preparing a series of attacks in the country, was detained. The Russian Embassy denied information that the militants of this group were preparing an attack on the Russian Consulate General in the city of Rasht, located near the Azerbaijani border.

Well, why publish this here. No event - no conversation. If we discuss everything that the media of different colors publish, then the traffic will end on the Internet and it will fall.

What can you publish here? That Iran is your "Fso"? Or is it a holy cow? Why are you so nervous?

[orionvitt]

Quote: AlexGa

No event - no conversation

The times of events pass. In our age of information wars, the opposite is true. It is enough to throw it into the information environment (which, as you know, is located in different segments of the Internet and is constantly bubbling with a known substance), and off we go. The event is no longer needed. The very discussion of any, even initially false stuffing, through the efforts of corrupt media and bloggers of various sizes, gives a feeling of "truthfulness." Like - and you remember that last year, the Internet and the media were seething, then this is true. Something like this. Have lived that the facts in themselves, no longer matter.

[Alexga]

Have lived that the facts in themselves, no longer matter.

The worst thing is that someone can start shooting, foolishly.

[orionvitt]

Foolishly, I think they won't. Though. Looking at the constantly falling level of world politicians, anything can happen.

[Alexga]

Looking at the constantly falling level of world politicians, anything can happen.

Yes, remembering a test tube with white powder and how it ended, then you are 100% right!

[Mountain shooter]

IMHO, there is nothing to discuss due to the absence of the fact of the event ... Iran is a tough country, there an apple from an apple tree will not fall unbeknownst ...

[Operator]

The terrorists of the Iranian anti-government organization Tondar are being trained by Israel.

[Azis]

anti-government

in original - anti-Islamic... "Organization" Tondar - declared - Persians-nationalists, supposedly "Pahlavists", advocate the restoration of the Shah's monarchy. The ears stick out British (well, and similar, "brotherly countries"). They rely on Zoroastrians, Azerbaijanis, Kurds, some Christians. In Iran, it is terrorist. And this is indeed the fifth column in Iran, although it is not too numerous ("the IRGC is not asleep"). IMHO, Islamic Iran, with its revolution, is perhaps still softer than the Sunni Salafis, Wahhabis, etc., in relation to peoples of a different faith, not so militant, and does not carry its "jihad" outside the region. Besides, "the enemy of my enemy is my friend," although they will never be friends of Russia. And the antagonism with Israel - is Israel an all-Arab friend, or is it purely against Iran?

[Operator]

And here are the Arabs, we are talking about a purely Iranian émigré organization, which is funded by the United States, and trains and coordinates Israel.

Tondar cannot be anti-Islamic, because in it, incl. consists of Shiites and Sunnis.

[Azis]

Quote: Operator (Andrey)

Tondar cannot be anti-Islamic

This is how they position themselves - for monarchism, against the Islamic revolution, not against Islam as such, of course, but for the "triumph of tawhid", probably. And what about Israel and the Arabs? Wasn't this state previously the enemy of all Arabs during its formation? And now the Arabs are cooperating with the Israelis in "anti-persistence", kissing on the gums.

[Azis]

Quote: Operator

Tondar cannot be anti-Islamic, because in it, incl. consists of Shiites and Sunnis.

The opposition, all the more supported from the outside, does not care religious and social strife in Iran, the goal of changing the existing stable (well, at least somehow) power is more important. And in Tondar, there are such Islamists, often those who simply did not fit into the division of power after the revolution, the former Shah's elites and their children.

[APASUS]

There is a religious regime in Iran, I don’t believe that terrorist organizations can be created there, the specificity is not the same. Maybe where they missed?