The government looks for ways to blame the USA for everything and again this is another example of the Islamic Republic using a disaster as a propaganda tool for its own benefit no matter what the repercussions are for its people,” concludes Mireskanari.Mireskandari just wants the best for the people of Iran, so earlier this year he started to raise money to buy 80 million vaccines and give it to the Iranian people for free through his organization, Vaccine Without Borders.

One of the fastest ways to help is to donate to international organizations with existing infrastructures in Lebanon, like Humanity & Inclusion, UNICEF and Save the Children, as rescue workers continue to search for survivors. “It’s no surprise that the Islamic Government of Iran is lying to its people and the rest of the world about the corona virus pandemic in Iran.

He estimated that it could cost the country between $3 billion and $5 billion, noting that engineers had yet to conduct an official assessment. "Our hearts are with children and families who have been impacted, especially those who lost their loved ones.

The exact cause of the blast remains unknown, although authorities said that more than 2,700 tons of ammonium nitrate, an industrial compound, was being stored in the warehouse that was the scene of the blast. Your urgent support is needed today. This is a national catastrophe. Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei waves at thousands of Basij members in Azadi Stadium, Tehran, Iran, October 4, 2018. "Our 100-person team in Lebanon, including physical therapists, psycho-social, and livelihood experts, are leading this critical response. The prior two seasons of “Fiasco” covered the Iran-Contra affair and the Bush v. Gore election.

The organization said some staff members had lost loved ones in the explosion.Emergency workers search a collapsed building on August 6, 2020 in Beirut, Lebanon. August 07, 2020, 20:06 GMT The extraordinary direct military confrontation between the US and Iran may be over for now, but Iranian leaders are pushing their longtime political agenda. Iran lashed out. There were 558 press releases posted in the last 24 hours and 178,670 in the last 365 days. Any and all funds raised will be paid directly to charities or directly to pharmaceutical companies. In Europe call "We could barely survive before and now we have this. “There is no proper health system in the country, the government give false hopes and ask its citizens to fight the corona in the most disgraceful way, such as if you pray it will cure you.”“The Islamic Republic of Iran's corrupt government has bled the country dry, stole billions of dollars and has sold most of its assets, it does not care about the country and its people and even now does not care whether the coronavirus is contained or not. Mireskandari has also contacted the Minority Groups of Iran such as the Kurds, Baluchi’s, Sunni Arabs, and other minorities as well as the religious minorities in Iran such as Jews, Armenians, Sunnis, Zoroastrians, and Bahai’s to aid in getting the vaccines to their people. Vaccines Without Borders are taking an initiative to aid everyone by making the vaccines free of charge.

August 07, 2020, 20:06 GMT (Reuters) Sean Mireskandari is a U.S. citizen who studied law in the U.S. and the United Kingdom and became one of the most highly acclaimed, prominent lawyers in England. Mireskandari has also contacted the Minority Groups of Iran such as the Kurds, Baluchi’s, Sunni Arabs, and other minorities as well as the religious minorities in Iran such as Jews, Armenians, Sunnis, Zoroastrians, and Bahai’s to aid in getting the vaccines to their people. Resources August 07, 2020, 20:06 GMT Contact

The potential humanitarian implications of the explosion are still unclear, but Beriut's governor, Abboud, said that as many as 300,000 people could be left “without homes,” according to local media reports.

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