New Embassy of Iran to be built opposite the Canberra Mosque.
The new Iranian Embassy in Australia (Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran),will be constructed on this vacant block of ground, directly opposite the Canberra Mosque, in Empire Circuit,...
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The United States has indications that Iran has carried out airstrikes on Islamic State targets in Iraq in recent days, US officials said Wednesday.
A senior Iranian official denied that Iran had launched any such airstrikes.
US officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the United States had indications that Iran had used F-4 Phantoms to launch the raids in the last several days.
An Iraqi security expert said the strikes took place 10 days ago near the Iranian border.
It is true that Iranian planes hit some targets in Diyala. Of course the government denies it because they have no radars, Hisham al-Hashemi told Reuters.
Diyala is an ethnically mixed province, where the Iraqi army, backed by Kurdish Peshmerga and Shiite militias, last month drove the Islamic State out of several towns and villages.
A British-based analyst said footage on Al Jazeera of an F-4 Phantom striking the Islamic State in Diyala was the first visual evidence of direct Iranian air force involvement in the conflict.
Iran and Turkey are the only regional operators of the F-4, and with the location of the incident not far from the Iranian border and Turkeys unwillingness to get involved in the conflict militarily, indicators point to this being an Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force aircraft, said Gareth Jennings of IHS Janes Defence Weekly.
Pentagon spokesman Rear Adm. John Kirby told a news briefing Tuesday that the United States was not coordinating its military activities with Iran and added that it was up to the Iraqis to manage Iraqi airspace.
Its the Iraqi airspace and (Iraqs) to deconflict. We are not coordinating with nor are we deconflicting with Iranian military, Kirby said. Deconflict in military parlance means to avoid overlap.
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For more than two years, Iranian hackers have targeted government agencies and companies in 16 countries.
For at least two years, Iranian hackers have been hard at work targeting government agencies and major companies in 16 countries, according to cybersecurity company Cylance.
The threat-detection firm reported that hackers within Iran have targeted airlines and airports, energy, oil and gas, telecommunications companies, government agencies, and universities.
"Iran is the new China," Cylance said in a report about the effort, which it dubbed "Operation Cleaver" after the custom software used in the cyber hacks.
The group reportedly stole highly sensitive, confidential materials and took control of networks in Canada, China, England, France, Germany, India, Israel, Kuwait, Mexico, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, and the U.S.
"We discovered the scope and damage of these operations during investigations of what we thought were separate cases," Cylance CEO Stuart McClure said in a statement. "Due to the choice of critical infrastructure victims and the Iranian team's quickly improving skillset, we are compelled to publish this report."
According to the company, the attackers extracted massive amounts of data, including employee information, identification photos, and airport and airline security details. They also scored PDFs of network, housing, telecom, and electricity diagrams, suggesting motives beyond financial data or intellectual property.
And while the firm did pinpoint a hack of San Diego's Navy Marine Corp Intranet, no further victims were specified. "While to date Cylance has yet to see Operation Cleaver result in loss of life or disruption of critical services, with the history of this group I see that as a likely consequence of these attacks," the company said in a blog post.
An ongoing investigation into Operation Cleaver shows the earliest evidence of hacking in June 2012, though Cylance believes the group may have started at early as 2010, and continues today.
"Such broad targeting demonstrates to the world that Iran is no longer content to retaliate against the US and Israel alone. They have bigger intentions: to position themselves to impact critical infrastructure globally," the report said.
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