Camp Liberty is a former United States military installation in Baghdad which has been used from 2012 to 2016 to house 3000 members of MKO terrorists, Al-Alam News Network correspondent reported on Tuesday.

Al-Alam News Network correspondent Wesam Al-Tamimi has assured that the Al-Alam team was the first TV network which succeeded to produce a report from inside the Camp Liberty.

The MKO has assassinated over 12,000 Iranians in the last 4 decades. The terrorist group had even killed large numbers of Americans and Europeans in several terror attacks before the 1979 Iran’s Islamic Revolution.

Lastly, the United States has helped the last group of the MKO terrorists to escape from Iraq to Albania in September 2016.

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According to a Friday statement released by the terror group, the last 280 MKO terrorists were all flown to Albania after leaving Camp Liberty (Hurriya), a former US military base in the Iraqi capital Baghdad.

“This final round of departures marks the successful conclusion to the process of relocating members of Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) outside of Iraq,” it said.

The UN refugee agency also confirmed that all the remnants of the group had left the Arab country.

“The international community has now successfully achieved the relocation of all Camp Hurriya residents from Iraq to third countries,” said William Spindler, the spokesman for the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), on Friday.

Back on August 25, another 155 members of the group, including a number of its senior leaders, had fled Iraq for Albania.

Iraqi leaders had long urged MKO remnants to leave the Arab country, but a complete eviction of the terrorists had been hampered by the US and European support for the group.

The MKO, the most hated terrorist group among the Iranians, has carried out numerous terrorist attacks against Iranian civilians and government officials over the past three decades. Out of the nearly 17,000 Iranians killed in terrorist assaults since the victory of Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution, about 12,000, including many top officials, have fallen victim to MKO’s acts of terror.

The terror group fled Iran for Iraq shortly after the Islamic Revolution and began receiving support from Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, while siding with him in his eight-year bloody war against Iran in the 1980s.

In December 2011, the UN and Baghdad agreed to relocate some 3,000 MKO members from Camp Ashraf in Iraq’s Diyala province to Camp Liberty. Another group of the MKO terrorists was evicted by the Iraqi government in September 2013 and relocated to the camp to await potential relocation to third countries.

On August 4, Iran’s Ambassador to Baghdad Hassan Danaeifar said that the Iraqi government with the cooperation of the UN had expelled 65 percent of the MKO terrorists and the rest would be deported in the next 45 days.

There has also been a deep-seated resentment toward the group in Iraq both for its criminal past and its full support for Saddam in the brutal crackdown on his opponents.

The terrorist group, which has built a cult-like following, is also known for the brutal elimination of its own members over dissent.

The MKO is listed as a terrorist organization by much of the international community.

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FILE – In this Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012 file photo, members of the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq organization seen inside the Liberty refugee camp in Baghdad, Iraq. The Iranian opposition group said Friday, Sept. 9, 2016 that a camp housing its members in Iraq has been officially closed after the last 280 residents were flown to Albania. The Mujahedeen-e-Khalq has been based in Iraq since the 1980s, when they received arms and support from Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq war. (Hadi Mizban, File/Associated Press)

The Mujahedeen-e-Khalq has been based in Iraq since the 1980s, when they received arms and support from Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq war. U.S.-led forces disarmed the group after the 2003 invasion and settled them at a base north of Baghdad.

Late Friday night a car bomb targeting a shopping mall in eastern Baghdad killed 11 people and wounded 28, according to police and hospital officials. Three Iraqi policemen were among the dead, the officials added.

All officials spoke on condition of anonymity as they were not authorized to brief the press.

The attack comes as Iraqi ground forces are moving into position around Mosul ahead of a planned operation to retake the militant-held city from the Islamic State group.

The Iranian opposition group, whose members who were flown out of Iraq Friday, was listed as a terrorist organization by the U.S. State Department for years over its killing of Americans. The MEK was also accused of taking part in the brutal suppression of a 1991 Shiite uprising against Saddam, allegations denied by the group.

The MEK says it renounced violence in 2001. The U.S. military in Iraq signed an agreement with the group in 2004, promising that members would be treated as “protected persons” under the Fourth Geneva Convention. The State Department removed the group from its list of terrorist organizations in 2012.

On Friday, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau thanked the governments of Albania and Iraq.

“We are grateful to the Government of Iraq for facilitating the departure of the MEK. And we are specially appreciative of the extraordinary efforts of the Albanian Government, the Albanian Prime Mister Rama, to welcome these people who are in need of international protection,” Trudeau said.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon thanked member states and international organizations for “the successful resolution of this humanitarian issue,” in statement issued by his spokesman.

Iraqi forces raided Camp Ashraf, the group’s longtime base north of Baghdad, in 2009, shortly after U.S.-led forces handed over responsibility for the camp to the Iraqi government. The group was later relocated to a former military base in the capital.

Armed groups have repeatedly attacked the group since Saddam’s ouster, killing scores of its members.

While the casualty figures could often not be independently verified, the United Nations repeatedly expressed concern about the safety and security of residents of the group’s camps.

The group said last year that more than 20 members were killed in a missile attack on their camp, but the figure could not be independently verified and the MEK has made exaggerated claims to the media in the past.

By Qassam Abdul-Zahra , Associated Press writer Murtada Faraj contributed to this report.

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The remaining members of an exiled Iranian opposition group based in Iraq for decades left on Friday for resettlement in Albania following several attacks on their camps in recent years.

More than 280 members of the People’s Mujahideen Organisation of Iran (PMOI) living at Camp Liberty, next to Baghdad International Airport, departed from Iraq, the group said in a statement.

Under a deal brokered by the United States and the United Nations refugee agency, almost 2,000 dissident Iranians have been resettled in nearly a dozen European countries since the start of 2016.

Until a few years ago, PMOI, also known by its Farsi name Mujahideen-e-Khalq Organisation (MKO), was listed as a terrorist organisation by the United States and the European Union.

The group sided with Saddam Hussein during Iraq’s war with Iran in the 1980s but fell out of favour with Baghdad after he was toppled by a U.S.-led invasion in 2003.

A rocket attack claimed by a Shi’ite Muslim militia in October killed 23 PMOI members.

The group has offices in the United States and Europe.

The remaining Iranian dissidents in Iraq, who seek the overthrow of Iran’s clerical leadership established by the 1979 Islamic revolution, were disarmed after Saddam’s fall and later moved to Camp Liberty.

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In addition, two Camp residents relocated in Canada.

The names are as follows:

1. Hasan Sanaei
2. Behrouz Kazemi Aghcheh Kohl
3. Aliakbar Ghaffari
4. Morteza Khalili
5. Aliakbar Seyyedi-nejad
6. Iraj Alipur
7. Mohammad Mehdi Morshed
8. Mohamamdali Shafi-zadeh
9. Ali gudarzi
10. Naser Rashidi ( aliases Naser Jaafari Tabrizi )
11. Mostafa Sanaei
12. Karim Mohammadi Garavand
13. Mohammad Chartab
14. Gholamali Suri
15. Reza Haratian
16. Aliakbar Behruzi
17. Mir-Rahimi Qoraishi Danalou
18. Reza Salami
19. Fardin Dabestani
20. Saadollah Seifi
21. Rahim Sohrabi
22. Hamidreza Nuri
23. Saeid Khoshkerdar
24. Hafez Nosrati
25. Isa Golmohammadi
26. Ali Asghar Kalateh Safari
27. Mehdi Akbari
28. Hossein Khoda-Karami
29. Ezzat Latifi ( the name is fake)
30. Ahmad Nazem Zommorodi
31. Saeid Gholamnejad
32. Ali-Asghar Zamani
33. Ali Shadbash
34. Mehdi Mehdizadeh Mollabashi
35. Aref Diyanat ( aliases Ahmad Soleimani)
36. Jalil Jaafari Toosi ( transferred to Canada )
37. Mohammadreza Khaleghi ( transferred to Canada )

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At least 155 MKO terrorists flee Iraq to Albania: Reports

At least 155 members of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), including a number of the group’s senior leaders, have reportedly fled Iraq to Albania.

A US passenger plane transferred the MKO terrorists, who had been holed up in Camp Liberty near Baghdad International Airport since the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq, early on Thursday, Didehban Strategic Institute reported.

Several high-ranking officials of the MKO terrorist group, possibly its ringleader Massoud Rajavi, were reportedly on board the US plane.

An arrest warrant had been issued for the terrorists by the Iraqi government and they fled the country with fake identities and passports.

Didehban also quoted informed sources in Iraq as saying that the US plane had had no other passenger but the MKO terrorists.

There is still no word if any MKO member remains in Camp Liberty but the terrorists’ departure has been reportedly facilitated by the United States, the United Nations and with the cooperation of Saudi Arabia.

There is a deep-seated resentment toward MKO in Iraq because of its criminal past. The group widely supported former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in his brutal crackdown on opponents.

The terror group also sided with Saddam during his 1980-1988 war on Iran.

Iraqi leaders have long urged MKO remnants to leave the Arab country but a complete eviction of the terrorists has been hampered by the US and European support for the group.

The terrorist group had to flee Iran shortly after the Islamic Revolution in 1979 after carrying out a spate of assassinations and bombings which took the lives of many top officials and civilians.

In December 2011, the UN and Baghdad agreed to relocate some 3,000 MKO members from Camp Ashraf in Iraq’s Diyala Province to Camp Liberty, which is a former US military base.

The last group of the MKO terrorists was evicted by the Iraqi government in September 2013 and relocated to the camp to await potential relocation to third countries.

The MKO is listed as a terrorist organization by much of the international community and has committed numerous terrorist acts against Iranians and Iraqis.

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155 Mujahedn-e Khalq members residing in Camp Liberty, Iraq moved to Albania, Tirana, Neday-e Haghighat website reported.

The members transferred in two groups of 35 and 120 individuals.

These two groups included several high-ranking members of the group who are notoriously known for their inhuman attitude against low-ranking members taken as hostages in the cult. These folks have been under the arrest warrant issued by Iraqi government so they fled Iraqi territory by fake identity and passport.

Based on the reports during August, 831 residents of Camp Liberty (TTL) transferred to Albania.

Some 600 rank and file members of the MKO group who are taken as hostages by the Cult leaders are still in the Camp liberty.

Iran’s Ambassador to Baghdad said on Thursday August 5, that the remaining members of MKO will be deported in 45 days.

 The names are as follows:

1. Masumeh Moradi
2. Masumeh Goharian ( aliases Loueez Javaherian )
3. Zohreh Bani-Jamali ( aliases Fakhri Al-madihi ) ; she is one of the fugitive heads of MKO Cult who is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
4. Nahid Taheri
5. Manijeh Hakimzadeh
6. Maryam Nojavan
7. Mina Nasir Oghli Khiyabani ( aliases Mina Nasiri)
8. Badri Rahimi
9. Manijeh Yaaghubi
10. Narges Mohammas-ali
11. Tahereh Salami-nia
12. Javad Ahmadi Alun-Abadi ( Dr. Vahid ) alises Javan Alavi
13. Mahmoud Ghajar Azdanlou ( aliases Mahmoud Ghajar-zadeh (he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
14. Iraj Ahmadi Jeyhoon Abadi
15. Mohammadali Mohammadi
16. Shahyar Ehsani Nategh
17. Mohamamd Nekooei
18. Akram Damghanian
19. Parvin Kouhi
20. Parvaneh Komeyli
21. Zahra Zare-pur (she is one of the fugitive heads of MKO Cult who is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
22. Mahshid Shaker-nia
23. Firouzeh Sedaghat
24. Nasrin Younosi
25. Zohreh Hasani-pur (she is one of the fugitive heads of MKO Cult who is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
26. Ehsan Musavi
27. Mohammad Dadfar
28. Babak Safa
29. Jamshid Akhond-zadeh ( aliases Jamshid Yeganeh)
30. Mohsen Farshidi
31. Behzad Massoudi
32. Bijan Moshfegh-nia
33. Abolfazael MirMohammad Rezaei
34. Ali Abbas-pur Shirazi
35. Hossein Shadloo (he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people)

The second group:

1. Simin Molla-zadeh ( aliases Mahin Tavakoli ) she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
2. Masumeh Rezaei
3. Najmeh Boroomand Jahed Aval ( aliases Fatemeh Mirzaei )
4. Sepideh Ebrahimi (she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
5. Fatemeh Mir-Seyyedi Anbarani ( Bibi Fatemeh Ghaemi Mir-Seyyedi)
6. Hossein Fili
7. Seyyed Ali Tagahvi-zadeh ( aliases Saeed Moshtari)
8. Mir Saeed Hosseini
9. Naser Khademi
10. Saleh Kouhi
11. Mahnaz Germai (she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people)
12. Foruzan Saeed-pur (she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
13. Farnush Falahat-gar
14. Ateghe Razavian
15. Mostafa Bani-Hashemi
16. Naser Yeganeh
17. Mazaher Kalbi
18. Hamid Jabbari
19. Alireza Rezaei
20. Amirali Seyyed Ahmadi
21. Mahin Latif (she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
22. Farzaneh Pur-Eghbal ( aliases Farnaz Eghbali )
23. Narges Yaghubian ( aliases Maryam Narges Mir-Yaghubian) she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
24. Ashraf Abrishamchi ( aliases Ashraf Tehrani – daughter of Maryam Ghajar (Maryam Rajavi) )
25. Sedigheh Hosseini (he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
26. Massoud Darbahani
27. Saeed Mahdaviyeh
28. Hossein Daeioleslam ( aliases Ali Bahar Javan ) he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
29. Farshad Eshraghi
30. Seyyed-Hossein Seyyed-Ahmadi
31. Mandana Bidrang (she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
32. Mehri Haji-Nejad (she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
33. Fatemeh Daeioleslam ( aliases Zhaleh Jannat-pur ) she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
34. Mojgan Parsaei (she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people)
35. Abbas Minachi ( aliases Hossein Moghadam ) he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
36. Mehdi Baraei (he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
37. Mahmoud Moayyeri
38. Shahriyar Kiamanesh
39. Behzad Saffari
40. Ebrahim Behzad
41. Hakimeh Saadat-nejad (she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people)
42. Zahra Garabian ( aliases Sara Gerami) she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
43. Afagh Samadi
44. Shirin Adabi ( aliases Mina Mohammadi)
45. Masumeh Ehtesham
46. Reza Omidvari
47. Abbas Haeri
48. Mehdi Badrifar ( aliases Mehdi Jeilani) he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
49. Hanif Mojtahedzadeh
50. Ammar Nabavi Chashami
51. Shahila Hosseintash ( aliases Nasrin Ghasemi ) she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
52. Mojgan Kokabi ( Tahereh)
53. Nafiseh Badamchi ( aliases Nahid Bahrami)
54. Puran Asadi
55. Mostafa Emami
56. Esmaeil Rajabi
57. Afshin Zeynal-zadeh
58. Bijan Ghahramani
59. Mehdi Ghorban-pur Moghadam( aliases Alireza)
60. Ali asghar Akhavan Lailabadi
61. Mahmoud Valipur
62. Hamidreza Sajedian
63. Aliasghar Akbar-nia
64. Aliasghar Tayari
65. Mohammad Asadzadeh Kazerouni
66. Majid Jamal-Nejad
67. Hossein Forsat ( aliases Yahya Kamali)
68. Mansour Sedighi
69. Mir Mohamamd Mohadeth
70. Mohammad-Bagher Banki Gilani
71. Saeidreza Bagherzadeh
72. Hanif Garmabi
73. Hadi Ahmadian Chashami
74. Ali Moradi
75. Peyman Kurd-amir
76. Hasan Zarif
77. Mohammad-Ali Aghaei
78. Musa Ebrahimi
79. Massoud Abuzarian
80. Davoud Moradkhani
81. Mahboub Sabahati ( aliases Mahmoud Sabahi ) she is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
82. Massoud Amir Panahi (he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
83. Mohammad-ali Haghgoo
84. Alireza Mohebban
85. Khalil Abbasi
86. Amir Nasabi
87. Yaghoub Yaftian
88. Behrouz Suri
89. Hamid Arasteh (he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people)
90. Gholamreza Dibaei
91. Mehdi Zare Puya
92. Ehsan Sharifi
93. Alireza Saberi Fard-Kohan
94. Alireza Hosseinpur
95. Hutan Mohseni
96. Asghar Mohammadi Kamiyab
97. Parviz Heydarzadeh
98. Hasan Shaaban-pur
99. Alireza Soleymani
100. Fariborz Nushmand
101. Maryam Akbari
102. Zeynab Zabihi
103. Morteza Jaberi
104. Hanid Shahsavandi (Ghaderi)
105. Saeed Ahmadian Chashami
106. Hamzeh Ali
107. Meghdad Khoshkalam
108. Meysam Afshar
109. Davoud Mansouri
110. Nadali Sakhaei
111. Abdolvahab  Faraji-nejad ( aliases Seyyed Ali Mostashari) he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
112. Asghar Abzari
113. Akbar Shokrzadeh Barough (he is on the wanted list of Iraq for her criminal acts and for participating in the group’s killing operation of Iraqi people
114. Ali Shams Afzali
115. Mehdi Mofidi Shemirani
116. Abdolhamid Emami
117. Aliasghar Eslami
118. Massoud Shahkarami
119. Bahman Shahkarami
120. Musa Shaaban Izakian

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Based on the reports during August, 676 residents of Camp Liberty (TTL) transferred to Albania.

Iran’s Ambassador to Baghdad said on Thursday August 5, that the remaining members of MKO will be deported in 45 days.

The recent flights included several high-ranking members of the group who are notoriously known for their inhuman attitude against low-ranking members taken as hostages in the cult. These folks have been under the arrest warrant issued by Iraqi government so they fled Iraqi territory by fake identity and passport.

The names are as follows:

1. Hamidreza Hakimi
2. Jalil Gholamzadeh
3. Majid Khabaz Sirjani
4. Morterza Omidi
5. Tajbakhsh Delavari
6. Bijar Rahimi
7. Mohammad Zareiee or Zare-zadeh
8. Hamidreza Esmaeil Beigi
9. Mahmoud Barisemi
10. Mohammadmehdi Sabet-Rostami
11. Farah Firouzmand
12. Sorour Lahmi
13. Abdollah Jaafar-zadeh
14. Hamid Robat
15. Ahmad Zarchi
16. Mehrdad Bazazian
17. Mojtaba Boland-Martabeh
18. Jamal Olyaei
19. Mahmoud Sufi
20. Esmaeil Kavousi-nia
21. Ghasem Jabrai
22. Seyyed Aliasghar Haj-Seyyed-Javadi
23. Morteza Ghaemi ( aliases Alimohammad Ranj-Orangi )
24. Bahman Rezaei
25. Ahmad Taj-gardun
26. Siyavosh Farshid
27. Mehdi Mohammad-Moradi
28. Behzad Ghaderi
29. Mohsen (samad) siyahkolah ( aliases Hossein Golchian or Golshian )
30. Javad Soleyman-Jah
31. Golnaz Tamizi
32. Susan Bani-Hashemi
33. Mehdi Haj-Hosseini
34. Ozra Alavi Taleghani ( aliases Susan Kalali )
35. Shahriar Shakhes
36. Massoud Heidari
37. Aliasghar Akbari
38. Amirabbas Zabeti
39. Hossein Rezaei-nejad
40. Hamid Kohandel Gargari
41. Sheida Taheri
42. Raziyeh Ghadami
43. Nahid Sataroloyoub ( aliases Sattari )
44. Azar Karimpour ( aliases Mahnaz Abooei )
45. Fahimeh Azarani
46. Mohammad Fadaei
47. FArshid Raees-zadeh
48. Nima Habashi
49. Iraj Soltani
50. Ali Mamghani Mothagh
51. Behnam Alivandi
52.  
53. Seyed Mohammadkazem Nabavi Chashami
54. Farzan Pur-Abed
55. Behrooz Barghian
56. Malek Beyt-Masha’l
57. Hossein Khorsand Akbarzadeh
58. Shahpoor Mohammadi
59. Ahmadreza Iranpur
60. Navid Danafar
61. Darush Shahpari
62. Jalil Borbor
63. Puran Dehghanpur
64. Laleh Noghreh-Saz ( aliases Narges Rakhshani )
65. Fatemeh Reza-zadeh
66. Alimohammad Rahimi Alashti
67. Mohammad Tavakoli
68. Esmaeil Ghasemi
69. Ali Osat Firouz-bakht
70. Nader Razaei-far
71. Ozra ( amineh ) Takhshid
72. Roghayeh ( Homa ) Jaberi
73. Maryam Kavani
74. Mahnaz Jadidian
75. Shokuh Ghasem-zadeh
76. Emad Duji
77. Alireza Baghban Khatibi
78. Hamid Mohammad Agh-Atabay
79. Abbas Ghodrati
80. Hasan Rahnama
81. Rasul Mahdloo Torkaman ( aliases Farid shafaei)
82. Ahmad Mohammadi
83. Ayoub Astan-alami
84. Mohammad Ranjbar
85. Mahmoud Latifi
86. Nurmorad Kolah-Jooei
87. Najaf Kamali
88. Babak Tahmasebi
89. Rahim Falahat-nejad
90. Gholamreza Esfandiari
91. Ali Tajbakhsh
92. Nader Keshmiri
93. Zahra Ruzbeh
94. Farideh Yazdan-panah
95. Narges Shafiei ( aliases Nasrin Shalivari )
96. Mahmoud Fard
97. Ali Mahdavi
98. Mohammadreza Iranpur
99. Alireza Pur-Jaafar Rudsari
100. Mehran Rastin
101. Ebrahim Haghiri
102. Ali Ashraf Maleki
103. Davoud Heydarian
104. Ali Hajari
105. Kheyrollah Mohammad-alian
106. Amir-younos Haghighi
107. Mehdi Jalilian
108. Hasan Sadeghi
109. Manouchehr Mohammadi
110. Ahmad Sorkhi
111. Soltan Bavi
112. Ahmad Pir-hayati
113. Musa Motahedi
114. Esmaeil Rezaei Sheikh Amiranloo
115. Saeid Mehdizadeh Mola-bashi
116. Fariborz Nemati
117. Alireza Gheytani
118. Mohammad Shafaei
119. Mohammadmehdi Mohseni
120. Saeed Hoseini

The second group:

1. Shayesteh Saghaei
2. Nasrin Masih
3. Raziyeh Tabari
4. Ensiyeh Golshahi ( aliases Golmohamamdi )
5. Akram Faraji
6. Nejah Javaheri
7. Kobra Amini
8. Mitra Amooei
9. Nushin Jahan-roshan
10. Esmat Kargar-zadeh
11. Zahra Shirzad ( aliases Kosar Negahdar Khorshidfar )
12. Alireza Nejad-Shams
13. Enayat Sohrabi
14. Saeed Rajaei-pur
15. Leila Ghanbari
16. Mahmour Fakhri-nia
17. Zahra Seraj
18. Akbar Moeini Karbkandi
19. Fatemeh HOmafar ( aliases Maryam Ratebi )
20. Alireza Maadanchi (aliases Bijan Hadizadeh )
21. Mojtaba Zakeri ( aliases Bahman Esmaeili )
22. Hossein Paydar
23. Monir Seyedi Kamjani
24. Mohammad Khujinian
25. Hojjat Rezaei ( Ali Hojati )
26. Vahid Sadegh
27. Gholamali Riyahi
28. Seyyed Mohammad Vahedi
29. Gholamreza Sireh
30. Mehdi Halvaei
31. Seyyed Hasan Musavi almaleki
32. Fatemeh Faghihi
33. Soheyla Shaabani
34. Zahra Mazuchian ( aliases Mina Sharifpur)
35. Soraya Yazdan-sepah

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On Wednesday and Thursday, August 17th and 18th, a group of 155 MKO hostages flied to Tirana, Albania where they are still kept under the severe mind control system of the Cult of Rajavi.
The recent flights included several high-ranking members of the group who are notoriously known for their inhuman attitude against low-ranking members taken as hostages in the cult. These folks have been under the arrest warrant issued by Iraqi government so they fled Iraqi territory by fake identity and passport.
The followings are four of dozens of MKO torturers who have fled Justice and moved to Europe.
Mohsen Siahkolah under the fake name of Hossein Golchian is an old high-ranking member of the cult. He is specialized in bomb making and bombing operations.
Ozra Taleqani under the fake name of Susan Kalaee is an intelligence expert for the MKO. She cooperated with Saddam Hussein’s intelligence in spying operations against Iran during the Iran-Iraq war.
Soheila Shaabani is an intelligence and security agent of the MKO. She has been working for the so-called counter intelligence section of the group. She has labeled several cult members as suspicious and has condemned them of working for Iranian Intelligence. Her victims faced a horrible fate.
Alireza Sadr Hajseyed Javadi was Massoud Rajavi’s personal guard. His physical traits made him a proper element for heading the guarding team of Massoud Rajavi.

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Based on the reports during August, 521 residents of Camp Liberty (TTL) transferred to Albania in 5 groups.

Iran’s Ambassador to Baghdad said on Thursday August 5, that the remaining members of MKO will be deported in 45 days.

The names are as follows:

1. Gholamreza Jalal
2. Mohamamdreza Mohammad-pur Javidi
3. Bijan Pirnejad
4. Hasan Mimani
5. Hasan Hedayat
6. Heshmat Heydarian
7. Hasineh Hagh-verdi
8. Jamshid Kargar
9. Mohamamdali Taheri
10. Mohammad Moghadam
11. Farzad Atrak
12. Safar Zakeri
13. Akbar Aliasghari
14. Ahmad Fakhr Attar
15. Samad Amiri
16. Morteza Hariri
17. Behzad Mirzaei
18. Ebrahim Shahriyari
19. Majid Heydari
20. Mohamamd Bali
21. Ehteram Mokhtari Kazerouni
22. Samira Shams
23. Barat Abudarda
24. Afsaneh Pichgah
25. Ali Farahmandi
26. Hamidreza Habibi
27. Maliheh Tamami ( aliases Zahra Tiftakchi – Akram)
28. Zahra Eslami Jam
29. Gholamhossein Eshghi ( aliases Isaaci)
30. Mehdi Hosseini
31. Abas Abaspur
32. Golshan Amiri ( aliases Manijeh Keshmiri)
33. Ahmad Sadaf
34. Hasan Darabi Juybari
35. Nazar Puraki
36. Siyamak Zaker
37. Ebrahim Falak-aflaki
38. Marziyeh Noruz-zadeh ( aliases Nuri Mehrabani)
39. FAtaneh Avazpur
40. Hamid Arizi
41. Farideh Safaei
42. Ategheh Khorsand
43. Sima Lolaki
44. FAhimeh Garfami
45. Jalil Zamani
46. Naser Afshar Rezaei ( alias name)
47. Massoud Naseri ( alias name)
48. Fariba Foroughi-pur
49. Hasan Kanaei
50. Mohammad ali Maleki
51. Zahra Ali-pur
52. Farzaneh Kamaei ( Kamangir)
53. Mojgan Mohammad Zamani
54. Akram Musavi
55. Mehdi Oghbaei Khak ( Kaveh )
56. Kobra Jokar
57. Sakineh Jahanbakhsh
58. Ensiyeh Navid
59. Mohsen Nadi Shabastari
60. Yahya Parham
61. Alireza Sedaghat ( aliases Rahmat )
62. Farzad Khaef Yazdani
63. Abbas Senobari
64. Mohammad Agha Hosseini
65. Mohammadreza Keshavarz
66. Alireza Joz Ranjbar
67. Kazem Seyyedi
68. Mohsen Mahmoudi
69. Hashem Ali
70. Reza Rafiei
71. Abdolreza Dolfi ( aliases Abdolzahra )
72. Abdolreza Jokari
73. Fahimeh  Mahuzi
74. Ahmad Foroughi
75. Mehdi Asgari
76. Safura Ghodsi
77. Alimohammad Tashayod ( aliases Haj ali)
78. Morteza Kamarizadeh
79. Aliakbar Mirghasemi
80. Abdollah Fuladvand
81. Peyman Mojallal
82. Saeed Soleymani-rad
83. Babak Karimi Azad
84. Maliheh Faraji Moghadam
85. Nosrat Javadi
86. Sudabeh Sharif
87. Najaf Sefidgari ( aliases Khameneh)
88. Fathollah Najafi
89. Ahmad Vafaei
90. Karim Ghods
91. Keyvan Hagh-Shenas
92. Naser Mahabadi
93. Farokh Sabz-Ghabaei
94. Mir Afzal Habibpur
95. Karim Naal Bandian
96. Esmaeil Masoumi
97. Rahman Heydari
98. Mozaffar Baba-nia
99. Ali Mohebi
100. Nasrollah Maasumian
101. Faramarz Safa ( aliases Sohrab )
102. Hamidreza Esmaeil-zadeh
103. Ali Gudarzi
104. Jaafar Ghambari (Kuchaksaraei)
105. Mohammad Gharaei
106. Mohammad Rasul Khalvati
107. Yadollah Yazdi
108. Ebrahim Dusti
109. Alireza Hatami

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