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Mostafa Qaedi Mom - Montaha Zahraei
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Elderly mother seeks the release of her son at MEK Camp

Mostafa, in his fifties, from Arak, Markazi province, has been taken as a hostage by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi) for over three decades. He has not been allowed by the group leaders to have any contact with his family.

His mother Montaha Zahraiee has taken several actions in order to release her son from the Cult of Rajavi. She has written letters to the Albanian and International authorities asking them to pave the way to contact her son. She frequently sends text and video messages to call on the leaders of the MEK to let her son contact her.

Mostafa Qaedi Mom - Montaha Zahraei

Montaha Zahraei, the mother of Mostafa Ghaedi

The elderly mother of Mostafa Qaedi together with dozens of mothers of the MEK hostages are looking forward for the day they can hug her beloved children who are kept behind the bars of the group.

May 6, 2021 0 comments
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Sedighe Mojaveri
The cult of Rajavi

She was coerced by the MEK authorities to commit suicide

Sedigheh Mojaveri is one of the female victims of the cult-like system of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Ragavi). Her bitter fate was suicide.

Sedigheh was actually forced to commit suicide. she was coerced by the MEK authorities to set herself on fire in the streets of Paris in order to express the MEK’s complaint against the arrest of Maryam Rajavi by the French Police.

Batul Maleki, former member of the MEK and Sedigheh’s then friend and roommate in Camp Ashraf, says about her: “Sedigheh had no mental balance due to the brainwashing of the MEK .She had given her thought and mind to the MEK leaders. Sedigheh was so depressed that she was unable to make any decisions. So, after Maryam Rajavi’s arrest in France, she was convinced to set herself ablaze for Maryam’s release!”

Sedighe Mojaveri

Sedigheh was the mother of a nine-year-old-son when she was killed in June 2003. The only remaining icon of Sedigheh is the memorial built under Massoud Rajavi’s order to pose her as a role model for other female members of the group!

 Sedighe Mojaveri

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Neda Hassani
The cult of Rajavi

How the MEK cult set a 26-year-old girl’s life on fire

The bitter story of women in Rajavi’s terrorist cult

Women’s rights abuse is one of the main focus of the MKO cover-up on human rights claims against Iran.
Time and again the cult hold meetings on the issue of women’s rights and invites or better to say hires a number of women speakers from the generally fabricated associations and NGOs of the organization themselves from European countries have participated in these meetings, and on women’s rights with praise from the MKO introduced Maryam Rajavi as a model for women’s resistance!

But the interesting thing about these meetings is that there is also the propaganda of the MKO of women in many organizations, all of whom are clear examples of the unique violation of women’s rights and human rights in this terrorist group. Women who have been forced into divorce and separation from their children to military parades in the scorching desert of Iraq have been forced to have a uterus to prevent pregnancy and even the rape of the MKO leaders.

A look at the story of some of the women in the organization who lost their lives in this terrorist sect is in fact a narrative of the reality of the women’s rights affair.

Neda Hassani

Neda Hassani, along with her brother Alireza, joined the MKO. While living under deceptive propaganda, she lived in Canada and studied informatics at Carlton University in Ottawa. She abandoned her education organization with negative publicity and was transferred to the Camp Ashraf in Iraq under the pretext of a six-month training course.

Neda Hassani’s transfer to the Ashraf garrison took place in 1997, but it took five years, instead of six months, instead of 6 months, against the promises of MKO leaders. By the end of 2002, when the US invaded Iraq, Neda Hassani, along with some 300 other English-speaking members of the organization, had moved to Europe and, specifically, to France’s headquarters.

Neda Hassani

This transfer was almost simultaneous with the arrest of Maryam Rajavi on June 17, 2003 in Faraniyah for money laundering. Leaders of the organization to release Maryam Rajavi and pressurize the French government forced their members to self-immolate in the streets of Paris and other French cities. Meanwhile, Neda Hassani, who was only 26 at the time, was forced to die!

Although the organization claims that self-immolation was voluntary and by the decision of the forces themselves, there are several reasons to prove that they were forced to self-immolate.

A definitive document relates to the announcement of the names of the individuals before the self-immolation by the heads of the organization, indicating that members were selected by the organization for self-immolation. Before and after the self-immolation, several reporters had been contacted by mobile phones and the National Council of Foreign Relations spokesman Mohammad Mohadesin had announced the name of the self-immolator.
Maryam Rajavi, against the media criticize for forced self-immolation, after being released claimed that Neda had done it on her own and that no one in the organization was aware of it

26-year-old Neda Hassani’s self-immolation Despite three previous self-immolations, no one was present for help, and it was too late when some French people sought help and Neda Hassani died.

This 26-year-old girl is a clear example of the unique way of the MKO in women rights violation, sometimes in the form of sexual abuse, and sometimes demanding the lives of these people. There was a memorial to Neda Hosseini at Camp Ashraf to commemorate her as a model of revolutionary behavior in the organization, but the fact is that neither Neda Hosseini nor the other members of the organization had any choice in any of their actions; otherwise they won’t change studying in Canada with self-immolation in Paris.

May 5, 2021 0 comments
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MEK Cult
The cult of Rajavi

Prison Therapy at MEK Tirana Camp

The leaders of the MKO have put a new way to control the dissatisfied members in Albania, which has ‎become known among the members as the “Prison Therapy “.‎

Given the sharp increase in dissatisfaction in Albania and appeals for separation, the leaders of this group imprison a number of dissatisfied people for various reasons, in order to convince them to obey in an environment of solitary confinement and psychological stress.

Camp Ashraf in Albania

Dissatisfied members in Albania who do not publicly express their dissatisfaction with excuses such as spying, drug use, being sexually assaulted, robbed and … imprisoned for weeks and even months, in solitary confinement with interrogations and psychological pressures.

The results of this organization’s plan are that every person who is imprisoned is trying to conceal the opposition to the organization because of the fear of repeating this and seems to be loyal to this group.

The inhuman behaviors of the MKO leaders is still continuing in European country Albania at Tirana Camp and despite the sequential divulging in this regard, almost no response has been made by human rights organizations.

May 5, 2021 0 comments
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MEK defectors in Albania
Albania

MEK defectors on a picnic in Albania

Defectors of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MEK/ MKO/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi) have always been accused by the group as being spies of the Iranian government because as soon as they leave the group, they begin to denounce it as a destructive cult.

Inside the MEK, the rank and file are told on a daily basis that defectors are suffering the worst life circumstances: left homeless, wandering around Tirana, looking for food in garbage cans!

However, the defectors try their best to enjoy the life in the free world. They use any opportunity to cherish their freedom. They gather together in parties in their apartments, celebrations I coffeeshops and picnic around the country. They usually publish the photos of their normal life experiences on social media.

A few of them went on a picnic in the Albanian nature, last weekend. They had a barbecue like what most people do in the weekends. They try to enjoy their most basic rights in the free world despite all efforts the MEK leaders make to tighten the noose around defectors.

 

MEK defectors in Albania
Ali Hajari - Defectors in AlbaniaMEK defectors in Albania

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Eskandar & Alireza Arjmandi
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Congrats to the Arjmandis for the rescue of their beloveds from the MEK cult

Babak Arjmandi, Eskandar Arjmandi and Alireza Arjmandi left the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MEK/ MKO/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi), in Albania.

Babak and his two nephews Eskandar and Alireza had been taken as hostages by the MEK for many years. During the residence of the group in Camp Ashraf Iraq, the Arjmandi family traveled to Iraq to visit their loved ones in the camp but the group authorities did not allow them to visit them. After the group’s relocation in Albania, it became more unreachable than ever.

Eskandar & Alireza Arjmandi

Nejat Society congratulates the Arjmandis on the release of Babak, Eskandar and Alireza and looks forward for the salvation of other MEK members from the bands of the cult-like structure of Rajavi’s group.

Eskandar Arjmandi family in front of Camp Ashraf

Eskandar Arjmandi family in front of Camp Ashraf

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Massoud Rajavi
The cult of Rajavi

How MEK cult recruit innocent people

The Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, a.k.a. MKO and NCRI) terror cult recruit people through deceitful offers and advertisements.

Massoud Rajavi

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Nasrin Ahmadi
The cult of Rajavi

Nasrin was killed by the MEK top commander

Nasrin Ahmadi was in her early twenties when she joined the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi) in 1992. She did not survive the group’s regulations so long. She was killed only three years later.

Khalil RamezaniNasab, a former member of the MEK recalls Nasrin as a young girl (age 25) driving BMP tank in Camp Ashraf. “Soon after her arrival in Ashraf, she was fed up with the undemocratic atmosphere of the group”, Khalil says about Nasrin. “She was disappointed with the maltreatment of commanders against the rank and file. So, she started dissent; she wanted to leave the group.”

Nasrin Ahmadi

Nasrin Ahmadi

As it is expected in any destructive cult, departure from the cult of Rajavi was forbidden. Mahvash Sepehri the top commander of Nasrin called on eight of her sub-commanders including Khalil RamezaniNasab to work on Nasrin in order to convince her to stay in the group. “Mahvash Sepehri ordered to hold a meeting for Nasrin,” Khalil recalls. “Mahvash and other commanders tried to dissuade her from leaving the group. The meetings lasted eight hours. Nasrin was determined to leave the group. She said that she was not willing to stay any more and she wanted to leave the group as soon as possible.”

Nasrin Ahmadi

Nasrin Ahmadi

That was Nasrin’s last word. Khalil witnessed that Mahvash Sepehri got extremely angry and began to beat Nasrin with a metal stick. Khalil says, “I was terribly frightened by watching the scene. I was shocked and speechless looking at the dead body of the girl.”

Mahvash Sepehri

Mahvash Sepehri

Mahvash orders the men to take the Nasrin’s body out. “Two hours later, Mahvash Sepehri called on us again,” Khalil recounts. “Nasrin died because of a brain stroke!” She told us and warned that nobody should speak about how Nasrin really died.”

May 2, 2021 0 comments
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sunset in sunset - MEK terror team
Mujahedin Khalq as an Opposition Group

Narrative of assassinating a mother by MEK members

Unveiling “Sunset in the Sunset” Painting: Narrative of the Oppression of Martyr Anis Nouri

At the beginning of the ceremony, Mr. Foroutanpanah, the moderator of the ceremony, described the assassination of Ms. Anis Nouri.

He said, “assa was martyred on the 15th of Ramadan (6 July 1982) and during the heavenly time of Iftar due to the attack of the hypocrites on her house. She, her husband, and two children, aged four and five, were waiting for the muezzin at the table. She heard the sound of the bell of the house. She saw a man with a bowl in one hand and a Colt gun in other hand while he was ready to shoot. There was another man with a J3 gun ready to attack. Martyr Anis Nouri shouted and called her husband and stands in front of the attackers. At this moment, one of the attackers entered the house by firing four bullets while her daughter, Zahra was bleeding. Martyr Anis Nouri tried to save her child, but the attacker fired at her and Ms. Nouri fell down. Then the attackers threw a gasoline container on the floor of the house and ran away, but while fleeing, they threw a lighter into the house. Therefore, flames cover the space of the house.”

sunset in sunset - MEK terror team

Then, Mr. Rostampour, a veteran of the holy defense era and an activist in the field of martyrdom, appreciated the Association for Defending Victims of Terrorism for organizing this meeting and said, “We must commemorate the memory of the martyrs because seventeen thousand innocent people from different groups in the country have been victims of terrorism and no attention is paid to these martyrs.”

In another part of the ceremony, Hojjatoleslam Hadi Habibi, the Friday Imam of Roudsar, congratulating the birthday of Imam Hassan Mojtaba (PBUH), introduced Ms Anis Nouri as a victim of the Kharijite assassination and stated that the hypocrites, are similar to the Kharijites and they show themselves in the society in a good appearance and then they undermine the goals and ideals of that society by any means. In Surah An-Nisa’, verse 145, God says that the hypocrites are in the worst parts of the hell. In our country, despite thousands of shameful cases of assassination of innocent people such as the Martyr Anis Nouri, they finally fled to France and took refuge in that country despite their claims of democracy and defense of human rights.

Mr. Yaghoub Estilaf, the husband of Martyr Anis Nouri said, “I appreciate all those involved in this ceremony, especially the Association for Defending Victims of Terrorism. The host moderator told the story of my wife’s martyrdom, but I want to say that this meeting is not only about the cruelty of the hypocrites against a housewife, at the Iftar table, but it is also about the description of the cruelty of the hypocrites against the Iranian nation. The cruelty that has remained in history and the Iranian nation will never forget these cruelties, and even the opponents of the Iranian government hate the hypocrites who allied with Saddam.”

He added, “The hypocrites have no place among the Iranian people and not only in Iran, anywhere else in the world, and they are known as terrorists, and the Iraqi people expelled them and they had to reside in Albania.”

Martyr Anis Nouri’s husband thanked Mr. Aghaeipour and the provincial and city officials of Gilan, and asked the provincial officials not to be content with such ceremonies and think about the naming of urban thoroughfares after this martyr in order to reduce the pain of the oppression of this martyr. Take a step towards honoring the martyrs of assassination as much as possible.

In another part of the ceremony, Mr. Mohammad Reza Davtaleb, Deputy of Culture of the Martyr and Veterans Afairs Foundation of Gilan Province, stated, “With such crimes, it can be said that the hypocrites are the worst group in the history of Iran and today the rightfulness of Martyr Anis Nouri has been proven. She was martyred alongside his family in a city far from the battlefield and at the Iftar table while the whole country was defending against Saddam’s aggression.

Next, the painting “Sunset in the Sunset”, with dimensions of 1.5 by 2 meters, the work of Gilani artist Mr. Hossein Aghaeipour was unveiled.

Mr. Hossein Aghaeipour, the creator of this artistic work, said about the painting, “Art is a cry of commitment in sympathy with society and protesting against the social evils that arise from the passionate heart of the artist to lead the turmoil and irritation of human life to the shore of peace.”

He added, “By displaying the works of violence and extremism, the artist can make the world more aware of the realities of this sinister phenomenon and make the society have a clearer view of the lasting effects and consequences of this calamity of the century. The artist has a duty to use his tools to send the best message to the world to fight against any evil.”

Mr. Aghaeipour added: “Terrorism has victimized all over the world for many years and there is almost no society that has not been affected by the evil of this heinous phenomenon. In addition, Iran is one of the countries that has suffered a lot in this regard, and therefore, it is important to inform our society and the world about these tragedies. Because sometimes, over time, the crimes of terrorists are hidden among various news.

Mr. Aghaeipour continued, “Today, the painting of the Sunset in the Sunset is the story of a mother who was martyred by devils in previous years. This painting tries to narrate an incident that happened many years ago, during Ramadan in 1982, during Iftar, but its pain still remains on the body of society and is painful. This painting seeks to express the fact that the fire that the devils kindled descends on them and shows that, like the case of Abraham, the flames of the criminals are extinguished on the innocent.

At the end of the ceremony, by paying tribute to the great status of this great martyr, a plaque of appreciation was awarded to this committed artist for his efforts.

May 2, 2021 0 comments
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weekly digest
Iran Interlink Weekly Digest

Iran Interlink Weekly Digest – 285

++ Amidst the news that Iran and Saudi Arabia have held discussions in Baghdad, some commentators pointed out that with JCPOA negotiations taking place in Vienna and now talks with Saudi Arabia in Baghdad Maryam Rajavi has been left in deep shit. She has first lost Saddam and now the Saudis. She will have to find another benefactor. No wonder MEK are trying everything they can to stop any negotiations.

++ On the back of Facebook closing several MEK accounts, people have written that from the time of Saddam to now, the MEK has misused media and social media outlets. Nejat from Tehran published an analytical piece on MEK cyber-terrorism. The piece details how MEK uses social media and the media, paying for advertorials and performing information laundry. The article concludes that it is time for people to wake up. ‘It’s not damaging those you want to target. It is damaging to you. Like a virus, you are not immune yourselves when you spread it.’

++ To mark the 1st May, International Workers Day, many have written reminders of how anti-worker MEK has been and is. Inside the MEK, they use forced labour and slavery. People are forced to work at gun point. They receive no money, medical care, there is no retirement. Some have written about their own experiences of working whilst with MEK.

In English:

++ Three pieces about the MEK in Vienna demonstrate what a hot potato the group is. No western country wants to take responsibility for them, and that, as Anne Khodabandeh points out, has allowed Iran to tell its domestic audience that neither America nor Europe is serious about the talks as they allow a terrorist group freedom to toxify the atmosphere surrounding the talks. Kourosh Ziabari in Asia Times and Maziar Motamedi in Aljazeera, also write about the MEK presence in Vienna. Ziabari suggests that the US (Facebook) is somehow side-lining the MEK after Trump, and Motamedi reports that the US and EU find the MEK challenging. But neither go so far as Khodabandeh to suggest that the US must dismantle the MEK in Albania to demonstrate to Iran that it seeks to negotiate in good faith and with good intent.

++ Iran-Interlink posted a BBC report on the FBI raid on Rudi Guiliani’s home in relation to his dealing with Ukraine. This is a reminder that Maryam Rajavi has paid Giuliani tens of thousands of dollars to advocate for the MEK’s regime change agenda. The company they keep…

++ Mehr news reported the words of Iran’s Defense Minister, Brigadier General Amir Hatami at the commemoration ceremony for Quds Force second-in-command General Seyyed Mohammad Hejazi, who died last week. Hatami praised Hejazi, Soleimani and Shirazi (who was assassinated by MEK) as role models for the next generation. Iran’s resistance forces have become a sizeable and influential power in the region, he said.

++ Albanian historian Olsi Jazexhi in an interview by Reza Moshfeq in the Tehran Times, described MEK in Albania as a front organisation of Israeli imperialism against Muslims. Although MEK continues its terrorist activities with Israel in Iran (assassinations), Jazexhi says there are signs that the Biden administration could dismantle the MEK slave camp in Albania and de-radicalise the members.

 Apr 30, 2021

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