Tehran’s newspapers on Wednesday 11th of Mordad 1391; August 1st, 2012

02 August 2012 | 17:29 Code : 1905006 Tehran’s Daily Newspaper Review
Tehran’s newspapers on Wednesday 11th of Mordad 1391; August 1st, 2012

 

Wednesday, 11th of Mordad - August 1st, 2012

HEADLINES OF IRAN’S MORNING PAPERS

 

KAYHAN

 

-Al-Saud security forces attack protesters in eastern Saudi Arabia

-Damascus’ complaint to Security Council: Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey kill people in Syria

-IMF: Iran, seventh focal center of investment in the world

-US Defense Minister: Sanctions haven’t been able to break Iran’s resistance

-Pakistan’s Interior Minister: Relations with Iran are of great importance for us

-France takes over rotating Security Council presidency

-German people: We want to leave Euro zone

 

JOMHOURIYE ESLAMI

 

-British plan to prevent certain collapse of al-Saud regime

-Heavy clashes continue in Aleppo

-Majlis speaker: World powers try to create rift between Islamic nations

-US Congress agrees on new round of sanctions against Iran

-US politicians, slaves of Israeli policies

-Two anti-Israel resolutions passed in UN

 

IRAN

 

-Ahmadinejad: Oil has become the political tool of arrogant powers

-Foreign Minister: Security of the region is in the interest of all countries

-Iran makes efforts to keep the Strait of Hormuz open

-Terrorists’ inhumane measures in Aleppo

-Britain’s plan for change in Saudi Arabia

-Terrorist group with developed weapons discovered in Lebanon

-Fahmi Howeidi: Egypt must end its security cooperation with Israel

-Clinton’s African tour begins

 

TEHRANE EMROOZ

 

-Warnings to Turkey with regard to creating tension in the region

-Romney’s gaffes continue

-Economic problems and hopelessness, reason behind self-burnings in Israel

-What is Qatar after in Syria?

 

JAME JAM

 

-Defense Minister: New satellite will soon be launched into space

-Head of Atomic Energy Organization: Cyber attack a lie

-Ayatollah Hashemi: Damage to Iran-Turkey relations in the interest of Israel

 

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