Massoud Rajavi, the historical leader of the Mojahedin-e Khalq
Simultaneously with the death penalty and long years of penitentiary sentences for prisoners arrested in the revolt, the Iranian regime has arrested many young people and sympathizers and family members of the MEK Iran. The organization MEK Iran has published 7 names of those arrested in the recent months.
The official daily Keyhan, known to be the spokesperson for the Supreme Mullah’s Guide, Ali Khamenei, wrote on Wednesday: “The incarceration of Assadollah Assadi has entered its third year”.
The news website of MEK Iran informs that reports from inside Iran indicate that the Mullah’s regime has increased its repressive measures. In the most recent event, the commander of the Revolutionary Guard, Hossein Salami, appointed Brigadier General Hossein Nejat as his deputy and acting commander of the Sarallah base in Tehran. Sarallah’s headquarters is an important part of the Revolutionary Guard’s security apparatus and its main responsibility is to provide security to the capital of Iran.
The MEK Iran news website informed that on Monday June 8, 2020, the Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) received a copy of the notice of upcoming closure, by the prosecutor of the canton of Vaud in Switzerland, of the case of the assassination of Professor Kazem Rajavi, representative of the NCRI in Switzerland and first Iranian ambassador to the European headquarters of the UN after the anti-monarchical revolution, due to the prescription reached.
According to the notice, the file of the 14 murderers listed below will be closed on June 17:
SAMADI Yaddollah, born in 1957 in Tehran, originally from Iran, son of Assadollah,
SAJADIAN Mahmoud, born in 1958 in Tehran, originally from Iran, son of Hardohnan,
REZVANI Mohammad Saïd, born in 1966 or 1956 in Tehran, originally from Iran, son of Taghi,
POURSHAFIEE Moshen, born in 1958 in Khounnsar, Iran, comes from Iran, son of Abbas,
POURMIRZAI Nasser, born in 1956 in Tehran, originally from Iran, son of Nourollah,
MOSLEHIARAGHI Ali, born in 1947, originally from Iran,
KAMALI Ali, born in 1956 in Isfahan, Iran, comes from Iran, son of Bahman,
JAZAERI Mohammad Reza, born in 1958 in Qom, Iran, comes from Iran, son of Mohammad Kazem,
HEMMATI Saïd, born in 1948 in Tehran, originally from Iran, son of Mohammad,
HAADAVI Ali, born in 1957 in Gorgan, Iran, originally from Iran, son of Mirza,
FALLAHIJAN Ali, born in 1949 in Najafabad, Iran, comes from Iran,
DANESH Saïd, born in 1956 in Tehran, originally from Iran, son of Mohammad Reza,
BAYANI HAMADANI Ali Reza, born in 1959 in Tehran, originally from Iran, son of Ebrahim,
BABAEE Sadegh, born in 1958 in Tehran, originally from Iran, son of Settollah,
The prosecutor indicates that the communication is not subject to appeal (art. 318 al. 3 CCP).
The news website of the Iranian opposition organization, MEK Iran, informs that the prosecutor avoids naming Ali Khamenei, the regime’s strongman, Ali Akbar Velayati, then foreign minister, and Hassan Rohani, and then secretary of the regime’s Supreme Security Council who were the sponsors of the crime.
The Iranian Resistance declares its strongest protest and condemnation for the closure of the case of the assassination of Professor Kazem Rajavi. They consider this decision, as a bargain and a blatant political combination, identical to the extradition on December 31, 1993 of the murderers arrested in France. Terrorism and crimes against humanity that continue unabated by the ruling religious dictatorship in Iran cannot be subject to prescription. Seven bloodbaths and massacres perpetrated against the MEK Iran in Ashraf and Liberty, the arrest of Assadollah Assadi, the bomb-laying diplomat-terrorist during the large-scale rally on June 30, 2018 for Iran, and the expulsion of Ambassadors and diplomat-terrorists of the Albanian mullahs’ regime are irrefutable proofs of this reality.
The prescription of 30 years in the case of the assassination of Kazem Rajavi who has always known about procrastination and delays during the procedure has no meaning other than an obstruction of justice and complacency vis-à-vis the mullahs’ regime and its rampant terrorism. The Iranian people can neither forgive nor forget it.
The Iranian Resistance and MEK Iran firmly ask the Federal Council and the Swiss Justice to keep this file open. An international arrest warrant should be issued against the perpetrators and the sponsors. Justice must be done.
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
MEK Iran announced on the afternoon of March 25 that the death toll from coronavirus in 222 cities across the country has surpassed 11,500. The number of victims in the province of Khorassan-Razavi is 980, in those of North Khorassan 59, Khouzistan 500, Isfahan 1360, Kermanshah 280, Yazd 230, Lorestan 230, Hamedan 240, Zandjan 150, and Sistan-Baluchistan of 70, to which must be added the figures of the other provinces.
In a TV speech to the Iranian people, Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) expressed condolences to families who lost their loved ones due to the coronavirus, and expressed the wish for a rapid recovery for those who have contracted this disease. Ms. Rajavi paid tribute to the dedicated doctors and nurses who lost their lives while caring for patients with coronavirus.
On January 24, the Iranian regime’s Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, told German Der Spiegel that the regime “does not rule out negotiations with Washington, even after the assassination of General Qassem Soleimani, if the United States changes the course and raises the sanctions”.
This was such a ridiculous demand that the president of the United States, Donald Trump, simply wrote on Twitter in Farsi “No, thanks”.
After Zarif’s interview with Der Spiegel, those closest to the faction of the regime’s supreme leader, Ali Jamenei, called Zarif “traitor” and came to demand his removal from the regime’s parliament.
After the elimination of Qassem Soleimani, the Supreme Leader of the Ali Jamenei regime, named Esmail Ghaani Akbarnejad as his replacement. Ghaani was for the second years of Soleimani in the Qods terrorist force.
Ghaani is one of the most criminal commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps that has played the most important role in the repression against the Iranian people and massacres in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and other countries in the region for the past 40 years.
Ghaani, born in 1957 in Bojnourd, joined the Guard since the first days of the establishment of the Mullah’s regime. Since 1980, he was sent to the Iranian Kurdistan region to repress there. In the following years, he was one of the commanders of the Revolutionary Guard during the Iran-Iraq war and sent a large number of young people, teenagers and students to the extermination camps. Khomeini continued that war to prolong the survival of his disgraceful government.
Massoud Rajavi was born in 1947 in the small town of Tabas, in the northeastern province of South Jordan. He obtained his law degree from the University of Tehran. Rajavi joined the People’s Mujahideen Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran) in 1967. Massoud became involved early in his career in discussions about religion, history and revolutionary theory, influencing the modern MEK interpretation of Islam. Later he became a member of the MEK’s Central Committee.
Britain, France and Germany joined the United States on Monday in blaming the Iran regime for attacks on oil facilities in Saudi Arabia.
The consequences of the September 14 attacks still resonate when world leaders meet on their annual meeting at the United Nations General Assembly and international experts investigate, at the request of Saudi Arabia, what happened and who was responsible.
The leaders of the United Kingdom, France and Germany issued a statement saying “there is no other plausible explanation that Iran is responsible for this attack.”
They pledged to try to ease tensions in the Middle East and urged the Iran regime to “refrain from choosing provocation and escalation.”
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Massoud Rajavi 