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 ..
The United States has reportedly assisted the fugitive leaders of the terrorist group Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) to flee to Jordan. Chairman of the Committee for Foreign Policy and National Security of the Iranian Parliament,
..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
In his weekly press conference and in response to question”whether he believed Interpol’s decision to pursue MKO leaders was a positive outcome of Baghdad talks?”, Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Seyed Mohammed Ali Husseini said: ..
“The convention was mainly aimed at discussing the issue of terrorism in Iran and Iraq, providing solutions for this phenomenon, exposing the crimes of terrorist MKO and revealing the involvement of MKO leaders in Saddam’s atrocities against Shiites and Sunnis.””More than 40 Iraqi authorities and officials, including three university professors, five attorneys and two judges, joined the convention.”
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.
Massoud Rajavi assisted Saddam Hussein in massacre of innocent Iraqis. Interpol is hunting for the leaders of the terrorist group Mojahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) known in Iran as Monafqeen or hypocrites.
In an interview with the Mehr News Agency on Tuesday the chief prosecutor of the Supreme Iraqi Criminal Tribunal (ISCT), Jaafar al-Mousavi, said there is evidence to suggest that the MKO had a hand in murdering Iraqi citizens. Al-Mousavi stated that an arrest warrant has been issued against 150 MKO members including ringleaders Maryam Rajavi and Mas?oud Rajavi.
“We have made probes into crimes that the former regime committed with cooperation of various groups, and during the investigations we have collected documents that prove the complicity of Mojahedin-e-Khalq in inhumane actions in southern and northern Iraq in 1991, the so-called Sha baniyyah Revolution,” he noted.
The Organization for Protection of Iraqis’ Rights”called on the Iraqi government to prosecute the MKO leaders, who have been involved in killing more than 780 Iraqis during their presence in Iraq.