Iranian Diplomat Cannot Travel Through Germany, To Kill European And American Citizens, Said Senator Torricelli: There’s a saying in American politics that sometimes hope and reality collide. We had all hope for a long time that the Iranian regime would reform and transform itself. Sometimes the evidence becomes too unmistakable. What happened on June 30, was part of a pattern, not an isolated event. Weeks before, American and Albanian intelligence uncovered a plot to plant a bomb outside a dining hall in Tirana, were Iranian refugees would have been gathering to eat. Weeks after the alleged planned attack on June 30th, American law enforcement uncovered surveillance activities in the United States, where Iranian intelligence was monitoring Iranian refugees and sites occupied and owned by Americans of the Jewish faith. There is any merging pattern of Iranian activity in the western world of terrorist plans and actions. It is not a coincidence. This is what happens when d...

مريم رجوي تدعو حكومات العالم لمقاطعة إيران بسبب الإعدامات قالت مريم رجوي زعيمة المقاومة الإيرانية، الأربعاء، بالتزامن مع اليوم العالمي لمناهضة عقوبة الإعدام، إن تلك المناسبة تعد فرصة لفضح جرائم النظام الإيراني في طهران. ووجهت رجوي، في عدة تغريدات عبر حسابها الرسمي بموقع "تويتر"، الشكر إلى رئيسة الدائرة الخامسة لبلدية باريس وشخصيات أوروبية أخرى، شاركت بمؤتمر صحفي مناهض لعقوبة الإعدام، عقدته المقاومة الإيرانية في العاصمة الفرنسية. وحيت زعيمة المجلس الوطني للمقاومة الإيرانية، التي تمثلها منظمة مجاهدي خلق وتتخذ من فرنسا مقرا لها، أرواح 120 ألف شخص ووصفتهم بـ"أنبل أبناء إيران"، وهم ضحايا الإعدامات الجماعية على أيدي نظام طهران طوال عقود مضت، بمن فيهم 80 ألف شخص من سجناء مجزرة عام 1988، حيث قضوا بسبب نضالهم في سبيل الحرية، حسب قولها. وشددت على أن إعدامهم بمثابة وصمة عار في جبين النظام الإيراني، الذي أسس حكمه على إراقة الدماء، حيث لفتت إلى أن آلاف النزلاء يقبعون حاليا في سجون المرشد الإيراني علي خامنئي، ويترقبون أحكاما بالإعدام، وبهذه الطريقة باتت حياة جزء...

France says Iran was behind foiled bomb attack France is blaming Iran's ministry of intelligence for a foiled bombing attack earlier this year that was to target an opposition group's meeting in Paris, the  New York Times reports . The big picture:  The strong rebuke from France is significant because it illustrates France's willingness to "punish Iran for hostile actions," while continuing to stand by the 2015 nuclear deal, the Times notes. Show less The details:  Four people were arrested in connection with the plot. It was to target a Paris rally by Mujahedeen el Khalq (MEK) — an active opposition group, hated by the Iranian establishment and considered a terror group in several countries, but praised by some conservative U.S. politicians like Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich. Two Iranians believed to have been involved — former diplomat Assadollah Asadiand and suspected former senior Iranian intelligence official Saeid Hashemi — have had the...

Iran: Truck drivers’ strike marks second week, stretched to more than 310 cities Iran, October 6, 2018 -  Saturday signals the 14 th  consecutive day of a nationwide strike launched by thousands of truck drivers across more than  310 cities  throughout Iran. All of the country’s 31 provinces are witnessing truckers courageously continue their strike, protesting low paychecks, skyrocketing prices for spare parts and tires, and authorities refusing to respond to the truckers’ righteous demands. This  strike , despite all the obstacles, has been able to continue in the face of numerous threats and plots launched by Iranian regime authorities. The truckers were specifically seen continuing their strike in the cities of  Shiraz, Bushehr, Isfahan, Assad Abad, Borujen, Kashan, Khorramabad, Tehran, Bandar Abbas, Malayer, Saveh, Yazd, Mobarakeh, Fouladshahr, Zanjan and Hamedan. In Bushsher , southern Iran, the unloading process for ships has been disru...

Fallout of Paris terror plot continues to haunt Iran The National Council of Resistance of Iran welcomed France’s and Germany’s decisions and called on European countries to take stronger action against Tehran. LONDON - The fallout from a foiled attack on an Iranian anti-government rally in Paris reverberated across Europe after France froze the assets of Iran’s intelligence services and Germany approved the extradition of an Iranian diplomat linked to the plot to Belgium, setting the stage for a potentially embarrassing trial. “This extremely serious act that targeted our territory could not remain unanswered,” a statement by France’s economy, interior and foreign ministries said. Paris specifically tied Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi and Deputy Minister and Director General of Intelligence Saeid Hashemi Moghadam to the foiled attack, which targeted a June 30 rally by the National Council of Resistance of Iran in Paris. The moves coincided with ...

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.

Iranian Regime Attorney General Threaten The Truck Drivers To Execution Iranian regime attorney general threaten the truck drivers to execution Truck drivers across Iran continued their nationwide strike on Monday, the tenth consecutive day, expanding to over 258 cities in all of the country’s 31 provinces. The drivers are protesting low paychecks, skyrocketing spare parts prices and hollow promises provided by the mullahs’ officials and authorities. While truck drivers are demanding their rights, due to the highly dangerous potential of truck drivers massive protest movement, the regime’s judiciary officials and Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) are continuously resorting to threats of arrests and executions. The brave truck drivers are refusing to succumb to these measures. Despite the fact that more than 120 protesting truck drivers have been arrested, the protest strike continues. The Iranian regime attorney general Mohammad Ali Montazeri resorted to threatening the truck...