somebozo
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Are you an idiot or a troll?? Take your pick fast! Obviously you cannot make out from the surrounding dress code!
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Explosion at Tehran military base
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Are you an idiot or a troll?? Take your pick fast! Obviously you cannot make out from the surrounding dress code!
What an American a$$ licker...you're a disgrace to Iran...oh i forgot you're really a saudi in desguise.
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sandis khor
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I have no idea what you said but this video is from an arab country.
They're speaking arabic and wearing arabic clothes. How ******* dumb are you?
What's the video about anyway? lol
pic of the explosion
and no, it wasn't sabotage. These things happen quite frequently around the world.
RIP to the dead
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Mosamania
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I really do I have nothing but respect towards Iranian and Iranian people.
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hey guys dnt start abusing eachother... chill down... i can understand what u guys r talkin abt so chillax.
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REPORTING FROM TEHRAN AND CAIRO - An explosion Saturday at a missile base for Irans elite Republican Guard killed at least 17 soldiers and shook buildings west of Tehran, according to authorities, who downplayed any hint of international sabotage aimed at Irans nuclear program.
The soldiers were transporting ammunition at a base near Bidgeneh village, about 30 miles outside the capital, when an "explosion occurred as a result of an accident," Guard spokesman Gen. Ramazan Sharif said.
Officials had earlier reported that 27 people had been killed in the explosion.
The base is home to the Fifth Raad Missile Brigade, which oversees Irans medium-range Shahab-3 ballistic missile. One of those killed in the explosion was Hasan Tehrani Moqaddam, a top Republican Guard commander involved in the research of long-range missiles.
Sharif said the blast was not linked to a nuclear test or the transport of missiles.
Parviz Sorouri, a member of the Iranian parliament's national security and foreign policy committee, told a government website: "No sabotage was involved in this incident. It has nothing to do with politics."
The explosion came days after the United Nations' nuclear regulatory agency released a report suggesting that Iran was ignoring international pressure and secretly trying to build nuclear weapons. The report said Irans activities raise "serious concerns" about "possible military dimensions" of its nuclear program.
Israel has been threatening a possible military strike against Irans nuclear sites. Tehran has repeatedly insisted that its nuclear program is for civilian purposes.
There have been a number of deadly blasts in recent years at industrial sites and military bases in Iran, including a gas leak explosion in May when President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was visiting the Abadan oil refinery. A blast at a Republican Guard arms depot in the city of Khorramabad killed 18 soldiers in October 2010, according to media reports.
Saturdays explosion, which injured 16 soldiers, sent a column of smoke into the air and rattled windows in Tehrans suburbs, according to media reports. Some Iranians thought an earthquake or a gas explosion had happened. The Fars news agency said the blast occurred about 1:30 p.m. local time.
Iran revises death toll in military base explosion to 17 - latimes.com
Spells Mossad all over imo......
The soldiers were transporting ammunition at a base near Bidgeneh village, about 30 miles outside the capital, when an "explosion occurred as a result of an accident," Guard spokesman Gen. Ramazan Sharif said.
Officials had earlier reported that 27 people had been killed in the explosion.
The base is home to the Fifth Raad Missile Brigade, which oversees Irans medium-range Shahab-3 ballistic missile. One of those killed in the explosion was Hasan Tehrani Moqaddam, a top Republican Guard commander involved in the research of long-range missiles.
Sharif said the blast was not linked to a nuclear test or the transport of missiles.
Parviz Sorouri, a member of the Iranian parliament's national security and foreign policy committee, told a government website: "No sabotage was involved in this incident. It has nothing to do with politics."
The explosion came days after the United Nations' nuclear regulatory agency released a report suggesting that Iran was ignoring international pressure and secretly trying to build nuclear weapons. The report said Irans activities raise "serious concerns" about "possible military dimensions" of its nuclear program.
Israel has been threatening a possible military strike against Irans nuclear sites. Tehran has repeatedly insisted that its nuclear program is for civilian purposes.
There have been a number of deadly blasts in recent years at industrial sites and military bases in Iran, including a gas leak explosion in May when President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was visiting the Abadan oil refinery. A blast at a Republican Guard arms depot in the city of Khorramabad killed 18 soldiers in October 2010, according to media reports.
Saturdays explosion, which injured 16 soldiers, sent a column of smoke into the air and rattled windows in Tehrans suburbs, according to media reports. Some Iranians thought an earthquake or a gas explosion had happened. The Fars news agency said the blast occurred about 1:30 p.m. local time.
Iran revises death toll in military base explosion to 17 - latimes.com
Spells Mossad all over imo......
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Self exploding Shahab-3's.
