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Jordanian king to Give Asylum to MKO Leaders

Jordan has inexplicably decided to give the Mojahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) leaders asylum and permission to conduct political activities in the country. According to Tehrantimes, Massoud Rajavi and Maryam Rajavi, leaders of the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation, together with a few other high ranking members, have been transferred to Jordan ..

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Rajavis transferred to Jordan

..A short report by the Young Journalists’ Club entitled”Rajavis transferred to Jordan”states that Mas’ud and Maryam Rajavi, the heads of the militant Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization, are being allowed to open an office in Jordan, as part of the Jordanian monarch’s acts of hostility to Iran and Shi’is

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Iraqi Turkmen, Victims of Terrorist Monafeghin

“As they entered Iraq, Americans noted that they have never seen such unity between the two countries. Therefore, they occupied Iraq under the name of democracy while their end goal is to divide the two nations,”he added. “It is a crucial time for Iranians and Iraqis because the occupiers and terrorists try to divide them.

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Interpol Hunts The Rajavis

Iraqi newspaper al-Bayyinah al-Jadidah wrote:”The Organization for Protection of Iraqis’ Rights”asked the Iraqi government to bring the leaders of terrorist MKO to justice. Stressing the fact that terrorist MKO had been involved in killing more than 780 Iraqi citizens, the organization also asked the families of the victims to file a complain in special court.”

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The Death of a Defector

For whatever reason, she had joined NCRI, alias MKO/MEK, and started a close cooperation with the group in the Europe. She announced her separation from the terrorist cult just in the last year and disclosed untold truths especially on Maryam Rajavi’s luxurious life in Auvers sur Oise. Her disclosures infuriated Mojahedin to such an extent that she had to suffer insults, threats..

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Iraqi Judge: MKO Indicted

Jafar al-Mousavi, the head of Iraq’s high criminal court, stressed that the Iranian opposition group Mojahedin-e khalq would be informed of its charges for its involvement in suppression of Sha’banieh uprising during 1991 in Iraq’s Southern and Northern provinces.

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