Mujahedin Khalq Terror group
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Albania
MEK in Albania—Potential Implications and Security Concerns for Albania
Publication: Terrorism Monitor Volume: 16 Issue: 19 Following the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the Mujahedeen El-Khalq (MEK) was the subject of frequent attacks from Iranian-backed proxies, which overwhelmed their members residing in camps Ashraf and Liberty in Iraq. Before this, MEK, an Iranian dissident group,…
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Iran
Iranian diplomat has not diplomatic immunity, Terrorists have
The Foreign Ministry of Iran strongly condemned a Belgian court’s ruling against Iranian diplomat Asadollah Asadi, saying the illegal prison sentence has been imposed under the influence of terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO). In a statement on Thursday, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Saeed Khatibzadeh said Tehran…
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization
Five decades of MKO’s terrorism: From militia to terrorist cells
Throughout the contemporary history of Iran, numerous militia groups have been formed especially among the left streams,among whose common features are violent and terrorist measures. Although those groups were formed to fight the ruling political system, most of the victims of their operations were civilians.…
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Albania
Illir Nezaj of Albania Reveals MEK a Problem in International Forum
A true indication of the dire state of Albania’s politics, and a red line for the EU was on display in the UN Human Rights Council this week; an international forum in which Albania’s small voice would not normally be expected to cause controversy. Yet…
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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force
To worry or not to worry: ‘Hidden war’ on Iran
Architects of the new warfare seek to find “the soft financial underbelly of the US enemies”. Over the past decade, the United States has waged a new brand of financial warfare, unprecedented in its reach and ferocity and unique in its intricacy and slyness, mainly…
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization
Mujahedin Khalq Organization at a glance
The MEK was founded in 1965 by a group of students from Tehran University who opposed the Shah’s regime. Pahlevi’s policy of alignment with the US and westernization of the country displeased a part of the society, which saw in it a loss of its…
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization
Disappearances Kidnapping Eliminations – MEK Modus Operandi
The recent disappearance of former MEK member Hadi Sani Khani from Albania is not a new phenomenon as this Special Briefing shows. Ten years ago, Ambassador Daniel Fried, US Special Advisor for Camp Ashraf in Iraq, acknowledged that Camp Ashraf had been “a kind of…
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European Union
Iranian diplomat was set up using a demented woman and her small cult
The European Union is a peculiar construct. The idea behind its establishment was to — by jam-packing different political and economic units into one giant entity — create a powerhouse that is politically and economically uniform and competitive. But the result has been an unwieldy…
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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force
Utilizing MEK terrorists against diplomacy
A former U.S. Senate candidate casts doubt on a presumption that the new American administration under Joe Biden’s presidency would have better performance in regard to Iran and Israel. “Any presumption that the Biden-Harris team will be an improvement on the Trump-Pence team on issues…
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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force
WashingtonTimes, FakeNews, MEK terrorists
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh says the American daily Washington Times should know better than to publish fake news, making a reference to the daily’s distortion of President Hassan Rouhani’s remarks about his outgoing American counterpart. “Cowardice in assassinating foreign leaders is a US-Israeli…
