Iran: Orumieh people set ablaze a Bassij base 10/25/2017 6:59:12 PM   facebook Google+ ► Print National Council of Resistance of Iran On October 23rd, after a 12-year-old girl was raped at the ‘Rah-e Shohada’ girls’ school in Islamabad district in Orumieh (northwestern Iran), the families of students as well as the people who were supporting them staged a protest rally. In the aftermath of the protests, angry and protesting youth burned down the base of anti-popular Bassij base at the Qods Mosque in that district last night. In fear of spreading this movement, the regime's officials dispatched IRGC forces and anti-riot units from nearby cities to Orumieh and attacked protesters. During the invasion, a large number of young people were arrested. The Iranian Resistance saluted the protesting and courageous youth of Orumieh, and called all the people to stand up against the aggressions of the regime of the clerical regime against the people o...

Maryam Rajavi to Italy: Support the Iranian Resistance, Not the Regime London, 19 Oct - The President-her of the Iranian Resistance Forces has made a  statement  for the Italian Senate arguing that support for the Resistance is key in the fight for global peace and security. Maryam Rajavi, who leads the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) which serves as a government-in-exile, expressed her gratitude that the Italian government had underscored the need to confront the Iranian Regime. She said: “You have pinpointed an issue on which the world’s peace and security, the Middle East’s liberation from war, terrorism and instability, and the Iranian people’s freedom, all depend.” Decades of the international community turning a blind eye to the oppression of the Iranian people has led to the Regime spreading its fundamentalism far beyond its own borders and posing a threat to the world at large; contributing to the rise of Sunni terrorist cells like ISIS and ...

ANALYSIS: Is Iran’s intransigence whiplashing onto its population? An Iranian woman after rubbing mud on her body during a ritual to mark the Ashura in Khorramabad on October 1, 2017. By Heshmat Alavi Al Arabiya, 2 October 2017  -Iran’s aggressions across the Middle East and its support for terrorist and fundamentalist organizations have raised strong remarks from senior regional officials and their American counterparts. And the impact is whiplashing back into Iran’s population. Iran is ramping up its illicit activities across the Middle East, especially in Syria and Iraq, and threatens free navigation in international waters, according to the US military’s top officer, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford, as he explained his concerns to the Senate Armed Forces Committee at a recent hearing. Last month’s  United Nations  General Assembly in New York was the scene of many foreign ministers and other senior officials maki...