Malik Shara’i was one of the few remaining witnesses to the mysterious death of 53 MEK members in Camp Ashraf Iraq. According to the people who knew him he was also trying to get himself out of the closed and inaccessible MEK camp in Iraq. He is probably the latest victim of rebranding MEK. According to this news, ISIS is the next guest terror group …
Last year at about the same date the Mojahedin-e Khalq terrorist group held its annual meeting in Paris, attended by some of the former US, European and Saudi officials. The…
A senior lawmaker says French officials should stop practicing double standards on terrorism and not enter the games being played by MKO members, who have killed thousands of people A…
Trump lawyer speaks at Paris event staged by MeK, once listed as terrorist organisation and widely seen as a personality cult Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, addressed a rally…
A prominent law expert from Geneva’s Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies has urged the Ottawa government to launch an investigation into former senior Canadian officials’ connection with anti-Iran…
Mojahed’s disappearance is shrouded in mystery, the body is not in the reservoir After ten days have elapsed since the “drowning” of the Iranian inhabitant at the MEK camp at…
++ Two topics dominated Farsi commentary and writing this week: Maryam Rajavi’s Villepinte show in France and the suspicious death of MEK member Malek Shara’I in Albania. ++ Thematically, Rajavi…
On June 19, 2018 Albanian police were officially informed by the Iranian Mojahedin (MEK), stationed at Camp Ashraf 3 in the Administrative Department of Manze, that a 47-year-old Mojahed named…
The US enmity towards the Islamic Revolution and the Iranian administration will never end, the MP quoted Zarif as saying, noting that the top Iranian diplomat has said US Republicans and Democrats only use “different methods” to harm Iran.
In Albania, MEK issue statements saying, ‘anyone who separates is an agent of Iran’s intelligence ministry’. Some who have recently left, and Saber from Tabriz, have written to say: ‘Nobody buys this. Your problems are in Albania