KHAMENEI'S FEAR FOLLOWING RISE OF JUSTICE-SEEKING MOVEMENT FOR THE VICTIMS OF 1988 MASSACRE

The Iranian Resistance warns against new machinations and new conspiracies of the mullahs' crisis-ridden regime against the Iranian people and the Resistance, and calls on the French government and the French judiciary to be vigilant in staying firm in the face of these illegal acts and not to allow French judiciay to be once again instrumentalised by the religious fascism ruling Iran.

Desperate attempts in Paris to reverse the place of the executioner and the victimThree weeks after the annual rally of the Iranian Resistance in Villepinte in the Paris suburbs, while the mullahs' regime's cries due to the extensive reception of this event inside the country and on the international scene, while the Justice-Seeking Movement calling for justice for the victims of the massacre of political prisoners has turned into a growing social campaign,

New US Sanctions, Iran and Massacre of 30,000 Political Prisoners

Marking the 29th anniversary of this horrific purge, the time has come to hold the mullah’s regime accountable for crimes against humanity.

Adoption of a bill by both chambers of the US Congress, imposing new sanctions on Iran, has terrified the Iranian regime. The sanctions includes Iran’s ballistic missile program, terrorism, and violation of Human Rights.

IRAN'S FEAR OF REGIME CHANGE BY IRANIAN PEOPLE AND THEIR RESISTANCE (PMOI/MEK)

The MEK remains a strong and cohesive organization, with a broad reach both worldwide and deep within Iran. MEK is the leading voice for democracy in Iran, supported by its interpretation of Islam that discredits the fundamentalist mullahs’ regime.

Lethal international, economic and social crises that has plunged the Iranian regime into the dilemma it is currently facing on one hand, and the expanding support for the Iranian opposition MEK that can realize regime change in Iran on the other, have all injected utter fear amongst Tehran’s mullahs.

LEADING OFFICIALS OF IRANIAN REGIME ADMIT THE MASSACRE OF MEK MEMBERS

Iranian regime massacred over 30,000 political prisoners in summer of 1988, and kept silent about this atrocity for three decades. Most of the victims were members and supports of the main opposition group the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK). This year in the presidential election as conservative cleric Ebrahim Raisie, one of the perpetrators of the massacre, was selected as one of the main candidates, the issue surfaced, forcing regime officials, one after another, to confess about the carnage.

WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT TO IRAN: RELEASE DETAINED AMERICANS OR FACE CONSEQUENCES

In a related effort on Friday, Rex Tillerson, U.S. Secretary of State, met with Yusuf bin Alawi, foreign affairs minister of Oman, an Arab country on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula. In the past, Washington has sought Oman's mediation to help in securing the release of detained Americans abroad. Oman paid the bail that ultimately resulted in the release of three American hikers in 2010 and 2011, and la

In a White House statement on Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump warned Iran that it would face "new and serious consequences" unless all unjustly detained American citizens were released and returnedTrump demanded the return of Robert Levinson, an American former law enforcement officer who disappeared in Iran more than a decade ago, as well as businessman Siamak Namazi and his father, Baquer.

IRAN SANCTIONS BILL IS ON THE WAY TO PASSAGE: WHAT'S NEXT?

Similarly significant is the fact that Bolton is a longstanding supporter of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, and a regular attendee of the summer rallies, which take place annually. The latest such rally conveyed clear recommendations for what can be done following the imposition of comprehensive, terrorism-related sanctions on the IRGC. Not only that, but the NCRI’s overall platform puts US strategy into the context of a defined goal that has recently been hinted at by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and other Trump administration officials, namely the promotion of domestic Iranian forces that would exploit the weakness of sanctions-damaged institutions in order to facilitate a peaceful transition to democratic governance.

Written by Edward Carne
On Tuesday, the US House of Representatives voted on a long-anticipated sanctions bill targeting the Islamic Republic of Iran along with Russia and North Korea. Progress on a previous version of the bill was delayed on procedural grounds after initially passing the Senate by a nearly unprecedented margin of 98-2.Some Democrats the accused the Republican Party of stalling the bill

THE NEW U.S. SANCTIONS ON IRAN RGEIME, JCPOA AND PROSPECTS

Another is the way that Khamenei's faction, or more precisely, gangs and bands from the lower levels of Khamenei's faction, discuss, which is standing against US threats and countering reciprocally. One of these elements suggested in the regime television, that as the United States "makes us annoyed by new sanctions and its misbehavior about JCPOA," we also should reciprocate by creating "a list of areas and issues that cause Americans to be disturbed".

NCRI - The new US sanctions have sparked a wave of fear and concerns within the regime.The agents and media of both factions of the Iranian regime say and write about the terrible consequences of adopting these sanctions.Javan newspaper, affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), described new sanctions as "military JCPOA" by the United States following the nuclear deal,

THE IRANIAN RESISTANCE WELCOMES IMPOSING NEW SANCTIONS ON IRAN'S CLERICAL REGIME AND (IRGC)

The Act underscored that “90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the President shall impose the sanctions” with respect to the “IRGC and foreign persons that are officials, agents, or affiliates of the IRGC.” All property and interests in possession of designated individuals or entities that are in or come within the United States, or that come within the possession or control of U.S. persons are blocked. Any transaction or dealing by U.S. persons is prohibited, including making or receiving of any contribution of funds, goods, or services to or for the benefit of individuals or entities designated under the Order.

The Iranian Resistance welcomes the adoption of a bill by the US House of Representatives, imposing new sanctions on the clerical regime for violating human rights and pursuing ballistic missiles, and designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist entity.

This is an essential step in rectifying the damaging policy of appeasement that needs to be completed by other measures including the eviction of the IRGC and its affiliated militia particularly from Syria and Iraq

New US Sanctions Blacklist Iran's IRGC

As these measures place the IRGC under secondary banking sanctions, practically no financial institution will be permitted to provide direct and/or indirect banking services to IRGC-linked individuals and entities. No foreign bank will cooperate with any Iranian entity that is in any way related to the IRGC and/or its affiliated entities.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill Tuesday placing new sanctions on Iran, North Korea and Russia. This follows a similar version adopted overwhelmingly by the Senate in a 98-2 vote last month.

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.