In a statement, the IRGC said the plan will have no fate other than failing and being thrown into the dustbin of history.
“The diabolical move by the president of the US terrorist regime in unveiling the unfair ‘Deal of the Century’ plan is one of the unprecedented crimes and betrayals in the contemporary history as it seeks to violate the inalienable rights of the oppressed Palestinian nation, disintegrate their territory, legitimize the fabricated Zionist regime [of Israel], guarantee the sovereignty of Israel over occupied territories, disarm Hamas, revoke the [Palestinian] refugees’ right to return and bring a dark array of other things, which are all examples of oppressing Palestinians,” read part of the statement.
The statement said this plan lays bare the “wicked image” of Trump and the hidden realities of the White House more than ever before.
It added the plan also reveals the “terrorist US government rulers’ submission” and their willingness to meet the Israeli regime’s demands.
The statement noted the plans aims to sow discord among Islamic countries and set the stage for more crimes.
The IRGC called on all Islamic countries to stand up to these conspiracies and line up against all supporters of this wicked plan.
Morteza Barari said five teams of Iranian experts and scientists were working on the new satellite day and night to carry out the final pre-launch tests.
Barari, who is also secretary of Iran’s Supreme Council of Virtual Space, said that Zafar has fortunately passed all the tests.
The official finally highlighted the Iranian Space Agency’s determination to design and manufacture new satellites, noting, “Our goal is the country’s development and achievement of social welfare, as we believe that the satellites, as a driver of the country’s development, could result in the evolution of technologies.”
The progress in the satellite manufacturing industry will help the local production thrive and raise the added value of the domestic products, Barari concluded.
Iranian Minister of Information and Communications Technology Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi had announced earlier that Zafar is going to be sent into the orbit at an altitude of above 500 km before February 11 -the anniversary of victory of the Islamic Revolution.
Iran Capable of Manufacturing Satellites in 9 Months
He further noted that the country has the technical know-how to manufacture a homegrown satellite in only 9 months.
Speaking to Fars News Agency, Barari said the Iranian technicians have developed the know-how to produce satellites completely inside the country.
“At present, Iran has achieved the capability to design and manufacture a new satellite in nine months by relying on the knowledge of its own scientists,” he added, noting that the advances in the space technology would play a pivotal role in the other sectors and could “revolutionize the economy”.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome is a common gastrointestinal disease that accounts for approximately 30 to 50 percent of patients referring to gastroenterologists. It affects the colon without any structural defects, and people with this disease suffer from abdominal pain, severe diarrhea and fever, severe intestinal mucus discharge, indigestion, severe bloating, colitis, and degrees of depression.
Due to the complexity of the disease, it does not have a definite cure. The capsule is a slow-release, enteric-coated formulation that can move purposefully throughout the gastrointestinal tract and reach the intestine without metabolizing the stomach. Therefore, this capsule will be of great help in the treatment of IBS.
It is a hard gelatin capsule containing 187 mg peppermint essence. If it is released at once in the gastrointestinal tract, and especially in the stomach, it can cause severe irritation in the stomach and digestive tract, and in people prone to reflux, it will cause a severe reaction.
However, this amount of essence, if released slowly and steadily throughout the digestive tract, uses the calcium antagonism in the smooth muscle of the gastrointestinal tract to prevent the onset of painful intestinal muscle contractions and improves gastrointestinal spasms and colic and symptoms of the disease.
Allawi would run the country until early elections can be held. He must form a new government within a month.
In a video message, Allawi announced that he has been picked by Salih, but urged protesters to continue their peaceful demonstrations until early elections are held and their demands are met.
Salih’s move to pick Allawi ended more than two months of a political deadlock. The new prime minister was chosen on the day when a deadline set by Iraq’s president for parliament to name a new premier expired.
Iraq has been gripped by four months of anti-government rallies demanding snap elections, a politically independent prime minister and accountability for corruption and protest-related violence.
Faced with pressure from the street and from the Shiite religious leadership, Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi resigned in December after just over a year in office.
The new prime minister, Mohammed Tawfiq Allawi, is an Iraqi politician who served as the Minister of Communications from May 2006 until August 2007, and from 2010 to 2012.
File photo of a Turkish plane sent to China's Wuhan to evacuate people from the heartland of Coronavirus
“Today a direct flight, with a medical team on board and with full medical equipment and masks, will fly to China’s Wuhan in order to expatriate 70 Iranians from the Chinese city,” Namaki said on Saturday.
“These people will remain quarantined for two weeks, and if not affected by coronavirus, they will be free to get back to their families,” he added.
He said no coronavirus case has been reported in Iran so far, and urged people not to be worried at all.
Earlier, Iran’s Roads minister had noted that health ministry teams have been deployed in all land borders, ports and airports, including Imam Khomeini Airport, to monitor and take necessary measures against the deadly coronavirus.
Mohammad Eslami said “all flights are controlled and suspicious cases are investigated.”
“Fortunately, no suspicious case of coronavirus affection has been reported so far, but more intensive monitoring will be carried out.”
He noted the halt of flights from China has been announced to the Chinese government.
The death toll from China’s deadly coronavirus outbreak has risen to over 250.
The central province of Hubei, the centre of the epidemic, is under a virtual quarantine, with roads sealed off and public transport shut down. Elsewhere in China, authorities have placed restrictions on travel and business activity in a bid to contain the spread of the virus.
Officials have confirmed over 1,300 new cases of coronavirus infection, raising the total number to nearly 12,000. Apart from China, there have been dozens of confirmed cases in nearly 30 countries around the world.
Many countries have declared a state of emergency over the outbreak and limited flights from/to China.
The World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a global health emergency on Thursday but did not advise international imposition of travel restrictions.
The virus that broke out in the central Chinese city of Wuhan causes severe acute respiratory infection. There is no specific cure or vaccine for the deadly illness yet.
Nationwide ceremonies kicked off at 9:33 a.m. local time (0603 GMT), marking the exact time when Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic, landed in the Iranian capital.
A special public ceremony is also held at the Imam Khomeini mausoleum, with a host of senior state and military officials as well as thousands of people from all walks of life in attendance.
Imam Khomeini’s return to the country ultimately resulted in the overthrow of the shah, Mohammad-Reza Pahlavi.
Despite being contrary to the wishes of Iran’s rulers at the time, the Imam’s return, after a 15-year exile, was made possible due to the sheer abundance of popular support for the revolutionary leader among the masses.
At the beginning of a 10-day period marking the anniversary of victory of the Islamic Revolution, Iran Marine Industrial Company (SADRA), a subsidiary of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps, installed the last platform of the Phase 14 of South Pars on Saturday.
CEO of SADRA told Tasnim that the giant platform has been designed and manufactured by local experts.
According to Mohsen Samadi, it was the eighth platform from the 10 oil and gas extracting structures manufactured by the Iranian company and it was also carried and held in place with a special shipment system developed by SADRA.
The new structure weighs approximately 2,500 tons, he said, adding the platform will increase the capacity of gas extraction in Phase 14 by 14.2 million cubic meters.
The total daily capacity of gas production in the Phase 14 is going to hit 56 million cubic meters, the official noted.
In April 2017, the South Pars Phases 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 were inaugurated by Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani.
The gas field, whose development has been divided into 28 phases, is located in the Persian Gulf straddling the maritime border between Iran and Qatar.
It covers an area of 9,700 square kilometers, of which 3,700 square kilometers belongs to Iran.
It is estimated that the Iranian section of the field contains 14 trillion cubic meters of gas and 18 billion barrels of condensates in place.
Rabiei said on Saturday the issue was discussed at a Friday meeting where the Iranian Ministry of Health, Treatment and Medical Training was picked as the authority to take care of the issue and disseminate relevant information.
He said the ministry has set up laboratories and positioned experts at all Iranian border entry points where there is a possibility of the virus getting in or out.
“The country’s air, land and sea borders will be controlled,” the spokesman added.
He further thanked the Chinese government for making every effort to contain the killer virus.
He added Iran will offer as much help it can to China to cope with the outbreak.
“This is a disease which spreads fast, and its human infection rate as well as the intensity of its occurrence is very high,” said Rabiei.
Also present at the meeting was Iranian Health Minister Saeed Namaki said no cases of coronavirus infection has been observed in Iran so far.
“All Chinese nationals working in different industries in Iran as well as individuals with Chinese nationality who have travelled to Iran as tourists have been identified and examined. Fortunately, there are no worries regarding the individuals’ possible infection with the coronavirus,” said the health minister.
Also at the meeting, it was decided to make arrangements to bring home Iranian students studying in China’s Wuhan city and to suspend direct flights between Iran and China.
