The British Foreign Office Thursday denied any links with the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MKO) terrorist organisation despite removing the anti-Iran group from its proscribed list two years ago. “The British Government has no form of contact with this organization, as a point of principle,” Foreign Office spokesman Barry Marston said
The 2003 arrest came as part of a raid by French police, whose government felt it was a necessary reaction to the MKO/MEK/PMOI conundrum…In a bizarre show of devotion, after the arrests took place, it became clear that members continued to be forthright and obliging in their blind commitment towards their leader. Ten members, committed senseless acts of self-immolation in an extreme response to the arrest of the leader—for the sake of the leader—not for the sake of the Iranian people.
… Following the recent arrest of two members of the terrorist Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/MEK/PMOI), revelations showed that the British government and a number of other Western countries secretly aided and abetted terrorist operations in Iran.This prompted the Iranian Foreign Ministry to summon British Ambassador to Tehran Simon Gass ..
Leaders of the terrorist groups have used some Iranian nationals who were trained in MKO camp in Iraq and were dispatched to Iran for their bombing plots, he said. The Minister added, these members were led by Britain, Sweden and France.”The group was attempting bomb attacks in some parts of the city to create climate of fear and then set fire to police cars and motorcycles.”Also bomb material including sulphur and gas were found with the group, he added.
… to continue enjoying Western protection after being removed from European terrorism lists, video evidence shows that a terrorist team arrested in Tehran were instructed from London and Paris headquarters to deny their affiliation if arrested. The Rajavi cult[MKO/MEK/PMOI] has publicly disowned its captured operatives…
Iran said on Tuesday it had arrested members of an exiled opposition group who had planned terrorist attacks in Tehran on the first anniversary of a disputed presidential election, state television reported. The report said members of the Mujahideen Khalq Organisation (MKO/MEK/PMOI) were arrested by the Intelligence Ministry before they could detonate bombs in”a few squares in Tehran”.
… But how can they be called humans and protectors of the human rights and freedom those who see these scenes and are deaf to the purest humane demands. The organization’s advocates have raised concern about the US departure from the area and the camp and that, it might lead to a humanitarian catastrophe….
…”Based on the information received (thus far), a number of MKO members are among the individuals who were arrested by the people (civilians) yesterday,”Governor-General of Tehran Morteza Tammadon said on Sunday. The official declined to provide any further details, including the exact number of the MKO members arrested yesterday…
… The families’ persistence appears to have had its effects on the residents as well. What the organization and its advocates call a Psychological warfare employed against MKO/MEK/PMOI sounds to have acted as a waking bell that has already frustrated the overriding cult influences that has developed a family-phobia in members. The increased number of escapes since the settlement of the families indicates …
… The United States of America… asked for American citizens to visit their children who were arrested inside Iran on charges of illegal entry, and Iran allowed them to do so. The U.S. is called upon today to take a humanistic counterpart to the situation of Iran and to get the Mojahedin organization to lift the injustice against those who are detained inside the garrison and let their families and meet with them. But, how far is the one situation from the other? …