Imam Hussain (PBUH) martyrdom anniversary is considered a defining event in the ideological and resistance movements of Muslims against corruption and oppression at all times, in all things, and in all places. #Muharram2023

Over the past forty years, Iran has embraced and provided hospitality to over five million Afghan nationals. This figure is equivalent to the entire population of countries like Ireland, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Serbia.

Afghan refugees constitute one of the largest displaced populations in the world, as they have been driven out of their homes into neighboring countries by conflict, violence, and poverty.

Refugees in Iran According to the latest figures communicated by the Government of Iran, 762,000 refugees live in Iran, of which 750,000 are Afghans and 12,000 are Iraqis.

According to Seyyed Abbas Hosseini, Afghan immigrants are welcome in Iran, which has always been a secure refuge for them.

Seyyed Abbas Hosseini says according to the most recent statistics provided by the Ministry of Health, the Islamic Republic of Iran spends 500 dollars per year for each Afghan immigrant while Iran only receives 10 dollars per immigrant from international aid organizations.

Abolfazl Amoui says the fact is that the current situation in Afghanistan is a product of the negative performance of Western powers, and they must accept responsibility for the crisis in the country.

Seyyed Abbas Hosseini suggests that Afghan refugees in Germany are experiencing feelings of loneliness and have arrived at the realization that Germany does not live up to the utopian image they had in mind.

"I can not find a place other than Iran where I can feel comfortable, and have my own beliefs." In this video, Dr. Amir Ali Karimi, an Afghan surgeon who has been raised in Iran, shares his experiences of living and working in the country as an immigrant.

Iran is among the few countries to incorporate Afghan refugees into its national health and vaccination plan, according to Duniya Aslam Khan دنیا خان.

"A chilling lesson about the dangers of foreign intervention" The 1953 coup in Iran reshaped the history of Iran, West Asia, and the world, and its aftershocks are still being felt.

According to Iranian historian Abbas Salimi Namin, right after the nationalization of the oil industry in Iran, a coup was considered as an option by both the Americans and the British.

🔺Kambiz Mirkarimi suggests that by joining the #BRICS, the Islamic Republic could gain additional bargaining power in the international arena and mitigate the effects of sanctions against the country.

Hassan Mahfouzi says the #BRICS New Development Bank provides vital financial support to countries like Iran, which face economic sanctions, by offering banking services and funding infrastructure projects.

Iranian researcher and university lecturer Davoud Faridpour says the goal of anti-Iran outlets is to create disunity between the Iranian people and the government in order to undermine public support for the Islamic Republic.

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According to Saied Reza Ameli, it is evident that the United States and Israel were involved in the terrorist attack in the Iranian city of Kerman, as the policy of the United States is to support the terrorists.

Security expert سیدعبداله متولیان says the Israeli regime has shown its utmost atrocities against the Palestinians, yet it has failed to achieve its stated objectives.

Hossein Kanani Moghaddam says that Operation True Promise was a valuable experience for Iran, exposing Israel's Achilles' heel and demonstrating that Israel's so-called Iron Dome is penetrable.