Gerard Longuet, senator and former Minister of Defense, spoke on July 12 at the large gathering of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) – “Free Iran 2021”.
The World Summit was held in the presence of Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI). Dozens of parliamentary delegations and personalities from five continents and thousands of MEK Iran members in Ashraf-3, connected online from tens of thousands of points in 105 countries.
The MEK Iran website shared some statements by prominent personalities about the corona virus:
· Rohani: 48% to 53% of people respected the sanitary rules, the not respecting these rules can cause a problem. We need to tighten regulations and controls.
· Minou Mohraz, National Coronavirus Control Center (NCCC): We have repeatedly warned people to avoid unnecessary travel, but the government and the Ministry of Education are pushing people onto the streets. The country is constantly on the wave of the coronavirus. We cannot speak of a first or third wave. The NPB has opposed reopening the schools from the start, but they opened two weeks earlier, which is a total mistake. If we continue like this, the country is headed for disaster. (Jahan San’at website, September 26)
The MEK Iran website has informed that Morgan Ortagus, spokesperson for the US State Department, said on July 17: “July 19 marks the anniversary of the ‘Death Commissions’ in Iran on the orders of Ayatollah Khomeini. These commissions sent more than 30,000 political prisoners to the gallows in just a few months.
“The current head of the Iranian judiciary and the current Minister of Justice have both been identified as former members of these death commissions. All Iranian officials who commit human rights violations or abuses should be held accountable,” the State Department spokesman added.
Continue reading “Anniversary of The 1988 Massacre of Political Prisoners in Iran”The MEK Iran informs that the coronavirus epidemic in Iran has claimed the lives of nearly 38,000 people, due to the regime’s cover-up and inaction. Instead of helping people, the Iranian regime arrests those who speak out about the victims of COVID-19 and are accused of “spreading rumors”.
In other countries, in addition to government transparency, people who alert about a crisis, such as the coronavirus epidemic, are appreciated and encouraged. In Iran, this is not the case.
The news portal of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) informed that on the evening of March 20, 2020, inmates at Aligoudarz Central Prison, who were at risk of exposure to the coronavirus, mutinied and disarmed prison officials and attempted to escape. Clashes between detainees and guards spread outside and units of the Pasdaran entered the scene to quell the prisoners. The clashes continued for several hours. Several prisoners managed to escape. Others were killed or injured when law enforcement opened fire. Several guards were also injured.
As the Iranian theocratic regime continues to dispel false statics on infected and coronavirus victims, the MEK Iran has announced that the dramatic death toll in 115 Iranian cities has surpassed 2,300 people. In the past 24 hours more than 300 people have died in the cities of Tehran, Rasht, Zahedan, Gonbad, Qom, Abadan, Saveh, Varamin, Gharchak, Shar-e Rey, Kashan, esfahan, Hastpar, Rezvan-shahr, Astaneh, Mashhad, Kashmar, Birjand, Sary, Ghaem-shahr and Babol.
With the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) attacking or seizing commercial vessels in the Gulf, bombing Saudi oil infrastructure, and continuing its aggressive policies in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen, the Iranian regime’s foreign policy has increased in its brazenness.
Professor Ken Blackwell warns that the US should not decrease its pressure on the mullahs. The professor wrote that the recent actions of the regime cannot simply be interpreted as a response to rising levels of pressure from the US. The regime’s abuses, both at home and abroad, have been getting worse for quite some time. This is not a result of the newfound foreign pressure, but of the predictable absence thereof.
Continue reading “Getting tougher on Iran”The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) have posted on their news portal that the United States will continue to impose sanctions on anyone who buys oil from the Iranian regime or conducts business with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of the regime. Exemptions about the purchase of oil will not be reissued, told a US official on Reuters on Sunday.
Continue reading “The United States Will Punish Anyone Who Buys Oil from the Iran Regime”“Nothing has happened against our regime, for the past 40 years in which the Mujahedin-e Khalq did not have the leading role” These are the words of the Iranian regime’s Justice Minister of, Mostafa Pour-Mohammadi, during the first term of so-called moderate president of the mullahs Hassan Rouhani.
Pour-Mohammadi sat on the Tehran Death Commission in the summer of 1988, which ordered the execution of 30,000 political prisoners during a few weeks based on a fatwa by Khomeini. Mostly of these prisoners were members and supporters of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI or MEK).
Continue reading “Settling the Score With the Mujahedin-e Khalq”The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) – U.S. Representative Office (NCRI-US) will hold a press briefing to release a new book, Iran’s Emissaries of Terror: How mullahs’ embassies run the network of espionage and murder.
The briefing will highlight the details in the new book about the role of Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in hatching and conducting terror operations, particularly against Iranian dissidents in the United States and Europe.
Continue reading “Press Briefing to Expose Iran’s Emissaries of Terror”
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