WASHINGTON, DC – Following the January 3 killing of Qassem Soleimani in Iraq, MEMRI has added new translations and research to its Iran Studies Project archive. MEMRI maintains the largest archive of translated Iranian media from the past two decades as part of its Iran Studies Project. The new reports and clips include archival translations of statements by Qassem Soleimani as well as initial reactions from Iranian government, military, religious, and media figures. MEMRI has also covered what media are saying in Arabic, Turkish, and Urdu media. In the coming days, many other translations, reports, and videos will be added to our archives.
The MEMRI Iran Studies Project, headed by native-born Iranians, is the only research project in the world that monitors and analyzes materials from the Iranian media on a day-to-day basis. It has produced hundreds of hours of translations from Iran's most important media outlets and websites, including over 40 newspapers and more than 30 TV channels. Also, it has published hundreds of original analyses on issues of vital importance, such as Iran's pursuit of nuclear and ballistic missile capability and its expansion of its military; the increasing activity of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) within the country and the IRGC Qods Force outside its borders; political revolt in the country and its violent suppression by the regime; speeches and statements by military leaders including Defense Minister Gen. Amir Hatami and Esmail Ghaani, successor to Qods Force commander Qassem Soleimani; speeches by leaders including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and President Hassan Rohani; sermons by senior religious figures; and more.
The project also monitors reformists, including women's and human rights activists and others, in the country.
Some of the Iranian TV channels whose content MEMRI translates are: Al-Alam TV; IRINN TV; Press TV; IRIB Ofogh TV; IRIB/Jaam-E-Jam1 TV; IRIB/Jaam-E-Jam2 TV; IRIB/Jaam-E-Jam3TV; Channel 1 (Iran); Channel 2 (Iran); Channel 3 (Iran); Channel 4 (Iran); Channel 5 (Iran); Tehran TV; Al-Kawthar TV; Bushehr TV; Dena TV; Esfahan TV; Fars TV; Hamoon TV; Jaam-E-Jam3; Kerman TV; Khorasan Jonoobi TV; Khorasan Razabi TV; Khorasan Shomali TV; Khozestan TV; Koran TV; Mazandaran TV; Sahand TV; Sahar TV; Tasnim News Agency; and Yazd TV.
Some of the Iranian print media and websites covered by MEMRI are: Farsnews.com; IRNA; ISNA; ILNA; Javan; Farsi.khamenei.ir; President.ir; Baladi-news.com; Horanfree.com; Tasnim; Basirat; Sepah News; Kayhan; Mehr; Mashreq; Al-Dustour; Asr-e Iran; Aljumhuriya.net; Almodon.com; Orient-news.net; Smartnews-agency.com; 7al.net; Raialyoum.com; and Yjc.ir, among others.
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Latest Clips And Reports From MEMRI Iran Studies Project
New MEMRI TV clips on reactions to the killing of Qods Force commander Soleimani include translations of statements by Iranian, Iraqi, Lebanese, Turkish, and Afghan figures, among others:
Afghan MP Belquis Roshan: Soleimani Was Responsible for the Death of Thousands of Afghan Youth
In Iran, "Gift" Of $80 Million Offered For Head Of "Crazy Little Man With Yellow Hair"" - Trump
The new MEMRI reports include reactions from Iranian, Turkish, Iraqi, Lebanese, South Asian, and Russian media, among others:
An Iranian Attack On The U.S. Homeland May Already Be In The Works
The Iran-U.S. Crisis Following Soleimani's Killing – Analysis And Assessment: Part I
Lebanese Pro-Hizbullah Daily Lists U.S. Bases In Middle East As 'Possible Targets'
Reactions In South Asian Newspapers To Assassination Of Qasem Soleimani
Russia’s Officials And Media Commentators React To The Killing Of Soleimani
Reactions To U.S. Killing Of IRGC Qods Force Commander Qassem Soleimani – Part I
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From The MEMRI Archives: Reports And Clips On IRGC Qods Force Commander Qassem Soleimani