The Third View on Mujahedin Khalq

Resumed Progress toward Camp Ashraf’s Peaceful Closure

The United States welcomes today’s safe arrival of the sixth convoy of approximately 400 Ashraf residents to Camp Hurriya, the first such convoy in over three months. We welcome and are encouraged by this resumption of cooperation by the Ashraf residents in the relocation process as set forth in the December 25, 2011 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Government of Iraq and the United Nations.

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UN envoy welcomes latest transfer of MEK to transit centre

“I welcome the announcement that the next group of 400 residents are willing to commence the move from Camp Ashraf to Camp Hurriya immediately after the Eid holiday,” the Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Iraq, Martin Kobler, said in a news release issued by the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), which he also heads.

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Iran exiles say will move group to new Iraq site

An Iranian opposition organisation said on Saturday it is ready to move another group of its Iraq-based members to a new site near Baghdad after a delay which has dragged on for several months…In return, Rajavi said she expects Washington to renew”its commitments to the approach to delisting”the PMOI aka MKO/MEK as a terrorist group..

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MEK May Remain on U.S. Terror List

The two officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the matter involves litigation, said Mrs. Clinton had not made a decision yet. But they said the group’s refusal to complete a move from Camp Ashraf to the former site of Camp Liberty, near the Baghdad airport, may doom its bid. ..

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Washington’s Anti-Terror Narrative Comes Unglued In Syria

Washington’s support for MeK aka MKO/PMOI terrorism against Iran and Al-Qaeda terrorism against Syria cannot be legally, morally, or politically defended. USrael, the largest state sponsor of terrorism in world history, tried to hide its support for terrorism in the past..USrael’s support for “men who drink blood” is proof that it doesn’t care about its public image anymore

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