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Mujahedin Khalq Organization's Propaganda System

MKO to launch new propaganda against Iran’s nuclear program

 Media reports said on Sunday the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) is trying hard to create obstacles in the way of Iran- 5+1 group talks by staging new round of propaganda against the Islamic Republic.

According to IRNA, the Beirut-based Al-Dayar news website reported that MKO in line with serving the interests of Zionist regime is trying to repeat its baseless allegations about Iran’s peaceful nuclear program.

Al-Dayar reported “The MKO intends to provide certain media with fake and fabricated documents about Iran’s nuclear activities.”

MKO has a track record of making similar allegations before and it had propagated against Iran’s peaceful nuclear program by claiming that the Islamic Republic is trying to gain access to nuclear weapons.

None of MKO’s allegations has been approved by an international body.

The Zionist regime’s discontent with Iran’s gaining access to a limited understanding in Geneva negotiations in recent weeks is regarded the main reason for employing MKO in the new wave of Israel’s spread of lies and fabrications.

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The MEK Expulsion from Iraq

Iraq to set deadline for the MKO expulsion

Faleh Fayyaz, the National Security advisor of the Iraqi government and head of the Iraqi committee for the closure of MKO case, visited US Ambassador and a group of European representatives on Sunday and Iraq to set deadline for the MKO expulsioninformed them of the Iraqi government’s objection towards the MKO’s presence in the country.

Al Fayyaz reiterated: the MKO terrorists has no place in Iraq and the international society must be serious on their expulsion.

He added: the foreign organizations do not cooperate with Baghdad and at the special state meeting, Baghdad will set deadline for the group to leave.

Al  Fayyaz underscored that during their presence in Iraq, mujahedin had no benefit for the country . “They should understand that they have no place in Iraq and must leave the country anyway.”  

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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

US redefines terrorism, delists MKO

An Iranian academic says delisting the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) from the list of US terror organizations by Washington is an obvious example of redefining terrorism by US redefines terrorism, delists MKOWashington.

Ismail Salami wrote in an article published by Press TV “Truly known to be one of the most misinterpreted and misused words, terrorism is defined and redefined by the West according to the context where it proves deleterious or beneficial to those who define the term.”

The MKO was taken off the State Department’s blacklist on September 28.

The MKO fled to Iraq in 1986, where it enjoyed the support of Iraq’s executed dictator Saddam Hussein, and set up its camp near the Iranian border.

Out of the 17,000 Iranians martyred in terrorist attacks since the victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1979, 12,000 of them have fallen victim to the acts of terror carried out by the MKO.

Salami added that the US State Department cited the group’s lack of involvement in terrorist acts for a decade while solid evidence suggests that they have been complicit in the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientists in the last few years in Iran.

Referring to the establishment of al-Qaeda by the US and CIA in the seventies in an attempt to counter the influence of the former Soviet Union, Salami said the terrorist group is “sowing seeds of blind extremism and religious sectarianism in the world.”

Salami stated that dichotomization of ‘terrorists’ into good and bad is far uglier than any form of apartheid, though “a comparatively similar story is being repeated in Syria.”

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The MEK Expulsion from Iraq

Zebari: Iraq pursues expulsion of MKO members

Zebari made the remarks in a meeting with his Iranian counterpart Ali-Akbar Salehi on the sidelines of the ongoing 16th NAM ministerial meeting which started on May 25 and will continue for three days.

The two officials reviewed latest developments in the Middle East region and in North Africa as well.

Zebari said while in Tehran, his talks with the Iranian officials would be focused on following up the implementation of the previously made agreements between the two countries.

The Iraqi foreign minister said that Baghdad was pursuing expulsion of members of the terrorist Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) from Iraq.

He further referred to bilateral cooperation between Tehran and Baghdad saying that it was growing in all fields.

Meanwhile, the Iranian foreign minister said that Iran and Iraq have enjoyed cordial relations which should be fostered.

Criticizing big powers’ double-standard policies on the regional and international developments, the two ministers stressed the need to hold further talks on taking due stand on the regional questions.

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Iran

Iran urges US to stop supporting MKO terrorists

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has criticized the US plan to remove the Iraqi-based Iranian opposition group, the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), from the list of terrorist organizations and keep it on Iraqi soil away from the Iranian border.

"All countries and states have legal and conventional obligations to fight terrorism, and we urge the Americans to honour their obligations," Ramin Mehmanparast said at his weekly news conference on 10 May which was broadcast live by Iran’s state news channel (IRINN).

"Any support for terrorist groups is a violation of international agreements, and the hypocrites’ group [referring to the MKO] has an absolutely clear case in the issue of terrorism," he said.
"The fact that Western countries intend to support terrorist activities in various ways and make their own countries a safe haven for their presence and activities is strongly condemned by world public opinion," he said.

Mehmanparast also urged the Iraqi authorities to expel members of the MKO from their territory.

Translated by BBC Monitoring

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Terror Teams of the MEK

Mojahedin Khalq failed to rescue its agents

CIA agent arrested over murder charges

IRI Intelligence Ministry has nabbed an individual related to the CIA during the February 14 riots.
Minister of Intelligence Heidar Moslehi told IRIB Thursday night that the nabbed individual was recruiting agents besides his routine plans.

Moslehi noted that the individual was an Iranian national and the ministry has kept an eye on him since months ago.

The minister said another individual has been arrested by the ministry in connection to the killings of two Iranian citizens during the riots.

The individual is an agent of the terrorist MKO group and the group has exhausted its possibilities to help him to exit Iran, according to the minister, who added that the MKO agent has provided god information to the ministry concerning his cooperation with the group.

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The MEK Expulsion from Iraq

Iraq to expel Mojahedin Khalq by the end of 2011

An official in Iraqi government said that the Iraqi government has done necessary measures to expel Mojahedin khalq by the end of 2011.
Iraq to expel Mojahedin Khalq by the end of 2011
He said that the MKO will be expelled from Iraq because of their enmity towards the Islamic Republic of Iran and their crimes against Iraqi people including innocent people of the Kurdistan region.

The Iraqi people had gathered around Ashraf Camp and called on the Iraqi government to deport the MKO members from the country.

The official said that the American officials opposed deport of MKO group and put the Iraqi government under the pressure to allow MKO stay in Iraq.

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Iran

In Geneva,Iran slammed west for lecturer assassination by MKO

Today in Geneva,Iran slammed west for lecturer assassination by backed Mojahedin Khalq (MKO, MEK, NCRI, Rajavi cult) Terrorists
 

The secretary of IRI’s Supreme National Security Council has condemned the West and G5+1 for the terrorist attack which led to martyrdom of an Iranian lecturer.

"Last week on the same day terrorists targeted two Iranian scientists and one of them was martyred," Jalili said.

"Iranian nation has been the biggest victim of terrorism," Jalili said.

"Iran has lost 1,300 of its citizens because of the terrorist attacks of Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) who are supported by the west," he added.

"Now the same trend is being repeated," the secretary of the SNSC said.

Jalili and EU Foreign Affairs Chief Catherine Ashton opened the talks between Iran and the G5+1 — Britain, China, France, Russia, and America plus Germany — in Geneva on Monday.

Dialogue between Iran and the G5+1 has been stalled since October 1, 2009, when the two sides met in Geneva.

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Terror Teams of the MEK

Mojahedin Khalq terrorist teams sent to Iran

The website of MKO has admitted that members of the terrorist organization had a hand in recent riots in Tehran.
The MKO mastermind, Maryam Rajavi admitted that her group had sent several teams to Tehran to stir a turmoil in the capital
The MKO mastermind, Maryam Rajavi admitted that her group had sent several teams to Tehran to stir a turmoil in the capital.

Meanwhile, the European Union recently wrote off the MKO from its terror list, in a move denounced by many analysts as bias and double approach.

The MKO has been involved in scores of assassination bids in the early Islamic Republic.

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Iran

Washington backed MKO terrorists in Iraq are still active

IRI slams British Archbishop’s support to MKO

IRI Ambassador to London in a letter to Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury warned about his statement in support to the Mojahedin Khalq Grouplet in Ashraf Camp in Iraq.

Rasoul Movahedian addressed Williams, a UK high ranking religious official for his clear support to the MKO grouplet and said Williams message in support of the terrorist grouplet is dangerous and has a political consequence.

Movahedian remembered that many of the western countries have put the grouplet on the terrorist list officially, adding," Both Iranian and Iraqi nations hate the terrorist grouplet."

"The grouplet act on the basis of Marxist and Leninist ideology and under the cover Islamic mottos. They have chosen terror method. The officials of the grouplet are responsible for murdering thousands of Iranian and Iraqi civilians," the letter wrote.

He said the grouplet was active in murdering innocent Kurds in northern and Shii Muslims in southern Iraq under Saddam Hussein’s rule in Iraq. The ideas of the grouplet violated the religious structures, civil law and human rights. The grouplet has slaughtered 12,000 Iraqi civilians and Iranian officials.

"The agents of the terrorist grouplet are still active to carry out their plots in Iran," Movahedian reiterated.

"Religious leaders’ support of the Monafeghin terrorist grouplet, in any form, may damage their reputation. Moreover it is sad to see the right of those members who are regretful for their past mistakes and are willing to return to their country is denied by the MKO heads," Movahedian said.

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