Mujahedin Khalq Declining

So What to Do with Those Mujahedin Terrorists?

The faith of this State Department-listed terrorist organization of Mujahedin Khalq aka PMOI has been unclear. Hated by Iraqis for its involvement in Saddam’s crimes against the Iraqi people, the Baghdad government wants to expel the Mujahedin group. But no country is willing to take them..The European governments have little interest in taking in 3,000 battle-hardened militants of MKO/MEK, fearing that they will use Europe as a base to plan and execute further terrorist attacks ..Rather than debating where to expel the Mujahedin (MKO) terrorists, help should be provided to the rank and file to break with the cult and make free choices about their future. It’s the only humanitarian solution to this dilemma

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Where Mujahedin Khalq is destined to settle?

If the Mojahedin Khalq Organization /MKO / PMOI is forced to weigh anchor from Iraq, since the Iraqi government is decisive to expel the group as once France did, it has to drop it in another country…In fact, the Mujahedin Khalq organization needs to root in a country to survive, as it has already survived in Iraq for so long within its Ashraf cult-like enclave…the world has witnessed MEK’s acts of violence, meddling and espionage wherever it has been settled

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Iraq: No country willing to take Mojahedin Khalq

Iraq’s ambassador to Iran says so far no country in the world has agreed to shelter the dissident members of the US-backed Mujahedin Khalq (MKO) terrorist group.According to International Law, the outlawed Mujahedin Khalq Organization or the so called PMOI should be handed over to any country which is prepared to harbor its members…no government has so far expressed willingness to admit the group into their country, al-Sheikh added

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MEPs intrigued by newly arrived from Camp Ashraf

… Ms Ebrahimi said she saw Mr Paulo Casaca when he visited Camp Ashraf. We were not allowed to approach him and speak to him, she explained to delegates. If they had somewhere to go, she told delegates, without doubt ninety-nine percent of the people in Camp Ashraf would leave the camp and the MKO or the so called PMOI…

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Iraq Expels Anti-Iranian Group – MKO

The Shiite-dominated Iraqi Interior Ministry announced September 1 that members of the Iranian opposition group Mujahideen-e-Khalq (MeK) or the so called PMOI had six months to leave Camp Ashraf, the U.S. camp in Iraq where approximately 3,360 members of the group are currently being held. The Saudi daily al Riyadh reported September 3 that the United States and Iran had agreed to hand over members of the MeK (also known as the People’s Mujahideen Organization of Iran) to Iraqi authorities.

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MKO and supporters’ fear causes a question

Worried over the hand over of Camp Ashraf to Iraqi government, Maryam Rajavi asked the human rights advocates to support Mujahedin / PMOI members in “Ashraf City”!…Masud Rajavi who has always fantasized to have the position of a political party is not able to show Iranian’s significant support for MKO in the tumult of declining days. Instead of seeking the help of the United States’ authorities and Human Right Communities, why don’t they call for Iranians’ support?

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Members Reluctant To Continue Cooperation With MKO

Ever since Iraq came under the US occupation, one of the important issues for the Americans has been the way they should treat the Mujahedin Khalq / PMOI who had been operating as an arm of Saddam Hussein against Iran and against the Intifada as well as the political currents opposed to the Saddam regime in Iraq. From the very beginning of the occupation, the US let the MKO / PMOI and its forces stay inside their camps ..

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MKO members must leave Iraq within set deadline

Iraqi Interior Ministry spokesman Abdulkarim Khalaf said on Wednesday that members of the terrorist Mujahideen Khalq Organization (MKO) must leave Iraqi soil within the specified six-month deadline. “Regarding the principle of good neighborliness and non-intervention in neighbors’ affairs, the Iraqi government will not allow regional terrorist groups, including MKO and the PKK (Kurdistan Workers Party), to use Iraqi territory for operations against others,”Khalaf

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MKO given ultimatum to leave Iraq

Iraqi Interior Ministry spokesman said on Sunday Iraq’s government has given the terrorist Mojahedin Khalq Organization a six-month deadline to leave the country. He told the Arabic radio Nawa that the Iraqi forces have taken control of Ashraf military base where the MKO were deployed.

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International law to determine MKO fate

The Iraqi government says the county will deal with the anti-Iran Mujahedin Khalq Organization /MKO / PMOI based on International regulations. Ali al-Dabbagh, Iraq’s government spokesman, said that his country is seeking to gain full control of the terrorist Mujahedin Khalq group’s Camp Ashraf from US forces.

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