The Reasons Behind Demonization of the PMOI/MEk by Iran Regime's Apologists

The recent revelations of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran have gone a long way toward illustrating both the reasons for giving this designation to the Revolutionary Guards and the potential impact of doing so. Since then, the MEK has also used its intelligence gathering to highlight the ways in which further sanctioning the Guards could result in improved regional security, regardless of the specific impact on terrorist financing.

By Jubin Katiraie

The signing into law of the new sanctions on Russia, North Korea and Iran and the impact of this legislation is already being felt, even before the commencement of practical measures which are on the way.

Welcoming Sanctions Imposed on Entities and Individuals Affiliated With the Clerical Regime

The economic growth of the country is negative or very low, unemployment of young people, especially educated people, is close to zero as hour bombs, the country's economy suffers from a severe recession, and factories run low and largely non-economic. The rank of the business is inappropriate, the class gap is intensified and the distribution of income is unequal and the bomb is approaching zero.

The Iranian resistance welcomes the designation of 18 entities and individuals affiliated with the Iranian regime for their role in exporting terrorism and in the drive to proliferate ballistic missiles. The sanctions are a necessary measure in confronting the mullahs’ dictatorship as the main source of regional crises and instability. Today’s actions need to be complemented by designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist entity and its expulsion from the Middle East region.

Don't whitewash the Iranian regime's crimes

The regime's fears for the thirty-fifth session of the United Nations Human Rights Council at the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva, June 6 to June 23, for three weeks, have led the regime to take steps to laugh the cooked chicken, five non-governmental organizations with a United Nations advisory role. Under the title "Massacre of Political Prisoners in Iran in 1988, a crime against humanity", which was issued by the Secretariat of the Human Rights Council as the official document of the Summit. But the Iranian people will not forget these crimes, and this regime The trial will take place

Last week, the Iranian regime took the ambassadors of 45 foreign countries for a tour of the notorious Evin prison in Tehran to judge for themselves how the state treats prisoners. The tour came one day after Javad Larijani, the head of the Iranian regime's so-called "Human Rights Organization," claimed there are no political prisoners in Iran.