No doubt Iran behind foiled Paris attack: French diplomatic source PARIS (Reuters) - French intelligence concluded that Iran’s intelligence ministry, which is controlled by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ordered a foiled attack on an exiled Iranian opposition group’s rally near Paris in June, a French diplomatic source said. “Behind all this was a long, meticulous and detailed investigation by our (intelligence) services that enabled us to reach the conclusion, without any doubt, that responsibility fell on the intelligence ministry,” the source said. The source added that deputy minister and director general of intelligence Saeid Hashemi Moghadam had ordered the attack.

Washington Lobbyist Harasses John Bolton for Past Iranian MEK Support Iran Focus London, 26 Jun - With regards to Iran and particularly the recent developments after the last December and January uprising in the country, and President Trump’s Iran-nuclear-deal exit, the US National Security Advisor John Bolton has certainly been an outspoken and steadfast personality supporting the current US-Iran foreign policy agenda. For many years Iranian dissident supporters of the  MEK (Mujahedeen-e Khalq of Iran)  in Europe and United States have come to respect and count on Mr. Bolton for his support for freedom of Iran and the notion of a regime change in that country. Beside Mr. Bolton, there are many prominent and respected US political personalities from both parties that anxiously support a policy of regime change in Iran for the United States. With current state-of-affairs in Iran right now, that dream may not be too far from being fulfilled ending a 40 year long...

#MaryamRajavi president-elect of NCRI: The masterminds of crimes against humanity &war crimes in #Syria , namely #Assad & his master,Khamenei, must be brought before justice. Failure to take action is shameful & paves the way for continuation of such crimes 1:44 PM - 8 Apr 2018

300 Iranian Basij commanders Warn Khamenei from Deteriorating Regime Conditions 4/6/2018 9:48:39 PM Ali Khamenei gestures before delivering a speech in Mashad, Iran, March 21, 2018. London, Asharq Al-Awsat, 6 April, 2018  - A group of 300 conservative figures and Basij officials in Iran wrote an open letter to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei about existing concerns regarding the internal condition of Iran, criticizing Iran’s policy on the nuclear deal and its quest after regional dominance. The Basij officials warned from the worrisome they have towards the future of the country and the gap between the people and the authority, stressing that the internal problems include all bodies of the authority. The signatories backed stances of former president  Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who sent a similar letter on Feb. 19, considering him the basic figure among the political elite to support national demands. They slammed arresting individuals close to Ahmadineja...

Iranian Regime Reject the Principles of International Women’s Day 3/9/2018 8:06:07 PM   facebook Google+ ► Print Reyhaneh Jabbari who was hanged for defending her honor Iran News Update, 09  March 20  18 -- Thursday marked International Women’s Day, an occasion that was acknowledged by Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in a series of tweets justifying his government’s institutionalized gender discrimination and forced veiling laws for women. Khamenei credited the hijab with preventing women from adopting a “deviant lifestyle” and he railed against Western attitudes about women’s rights, calling them “symbolic of consumerism”. The Washington Post reported upon Khamenei’s tweet storm and said that in addition to flouting International Women’s Day it came at “a particularly sensitive time domestically.” Since late December, more than 30 women have been arrested for public protests against forced veiling. The activist campaign has com...

Riyadh Daily   Iran: The arrest of Ahvaz steelworkers, a desperate attempt to end strikes and labor protests The Iranian Resistance condemns the arrest of the Ahvaz steel striking workers and calls on the general public, especially the youth and workers of Khuzestan, to express solidarity with the strikers and to support families of the detainees, and calls on all international human rights and labor rights organizations to condemn suppressive and anti-labor policies of the clerical regime and to take action for the immediate and unconditional release of the detainees. Thursday night, March 1, suppressive forces arrested at least 10 striking workers of Ahvaz steel during a raid on the homes of a number of them. This repressive action took place on the tenth day of the strike of more than 300 Ahvaz steelworkers and their daily gatherings in front of the governorate. Following the upsurge in labor strikes, Khamenei on February 26, blamed these protests to the enemies and ...

Home  \\  World  \\ Iran: The arrest of Ahvaz steelwork... 03 Mar, 2018 Riyadh Daily   Iran: The arrest of Ahvaz steelworkers, a desperate attempt to end strikes and labor protests The Iranian Resistance condemns the arrest of the Ahvaz steel striking workers and calls on the general public, especially the youth and workers of Khuzestan, to express solidarity with the strikers and to support families of the detainees, and calls on all international human rights and labor rights organizations to condemn suppressive and anti-labor policies of the clerical regime and to take action for the immediate and unconditional release of the detainees. Thursday night, March 1, suppressive forces arrested at least 10 striking workers of Ahvaz steel during a raid on the homes of a number of them. This repressive action took place on the tenth day of the strike of more than 300 Ahvaz steelworkers and their daily gatherings in front of the governorate. Following t...

The Continuing Protests in Different Cities of Iran 2/26/2018 3:15:23 PM   facebook Google+ ► Print Protest gathering, hundreds of Ahvaz National Steel Group workers Iran Uprising -No. 86 On Thursday and Friday, February 22 and 23, the protests of noble workers and other deprived groups that were deprived of their basic rights continued in various cities of the country. The rising youth also expressed their disgust at the corrupt and criminal regime with various activities, including burning banners of images of Khamenei, the executioner of the Iranian people, and distributing pamphlets and writing slogans. In Mashhad, thousands of fans watching Mashhad and Esfahan soccer teams playing chanted “We do not want evil authorities” (February 23). In Bandar Abbas, a brave woman torn down Khamenei’s banner in in front of the regime’s judiciary in the city (February 23).  In mockery of the government, the employees and workers who ar...

Iran: Mass Execution of 10 Prisoners and Mock Execution of 3 Others 2/16/2018 7:18:58 AM   facebook Google+ ► Print Khamenei is trying to delay his doomed by intensifying killings and executions. In a situation where the waves of nationwide uprising and the wave of social protests shake the foundations of the mullahs’ regime, and the Iranian people unanimously demand that this criminal and ominous system be overthrown, Khamenei is trying to delay his doomed by intensifying killings and executions. On Wednesday morning, February 14th, the regime’s executioners hanged ten prisoners collectively in a gruesome crime in Gohardasht Prison. The prisoners had been transferred to solitary confinement cells the day before awaiting their death sentence. One of the executed was an Afghan citizen. The executioners laid 13 prisoners on the execution platform and put nooses around their neck. However, after observing the execution of 10 of their cell-mates, t...

Cracks between ‘pharaoh’ Khamenei and clerics starting to show 2/13/2018 10:33:10 AM   facebook Google+ ► Print Iran's internal feud, clerics among themselves are opposed to the Velayat e-Faqih, Seyyed Hussein Shirazi, son of Ayatollah Sayed Sadegh Shirazi DR. MAJID RAFIZADEH Arab News, 12 February 2018  - Several Farsi news outlets last week focused on the arrest of the son of a famous Shiite cleric in the city of Qom. Hussein Al-Shirazi, the son of Grand Ayatollah Sadiq Al-Shirazi, was arrested for pointing out that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is similar to a “pharaoh.” He also compared the governance of the Iranian regime to that of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs. Intriguingly, comparing governments or political figures to pharaohs has been mostly used as an analogy by Khamenei himself. Most recently, he called the United States and Israel “today’s pharaohs.” The term pharaoh in the Persian language is equated with tyra...