MEK Iran news portal records that in the 1980s and 1990s, Iranian agents carried out several brutal killings of opponents across Europe and North America.
U.S House Majority Supports the Iranians Resistance and Fight for Freedom
The Organization of the Iranian American Communities (OIAC) recently took part in a virtual conference, which senior U.S. lawmakers and important personalities attended.
Honor Killings in Iran Effectively Sanctioned by the Law
Two more young women in Iran have lost their lives this last week, killed by family members. These so-called honor killings are done with impunity because the regime fails to sanction them in law.
Corrupt officials in Iran: Akbar Tabari’s 3rd Trial
The chief executive of Iran’s Spec petrochemical company and his cronies were involved in a 6.656-billion-euro corruption case. This was reported by the state-run Asr-e Iran news website. This large amount of wealth equals all of Iran’s oil revenues collected in the 2019-2020 Persian calendar year.
Corrupt officials in Iran must be held accountable
Corruption in Iran is so widespread that many have said that it would be difficult to eliminate it without the regime collapsing. The nation’s wealth has been plundered over the past few decades and the regime has been taking great measures to quash the opposition.
MEK Supporters Across Iran Fight for Freedom
The resistance movement of MEK is now gaining strength as rebel youth and supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran) have begun to post thousands of posters throughout the country, supporting freedom for the Iranian people.
Iran: The regime will never address its corrupt practices
Corruption among the leadership in Iran is widespread. It is found at all levels of leadership and it would be impossible to eliminate corruption because it has become so engrained in the regime’s existence.
Bakers Union Blamed for Price Hikes
Unfortunately for the Iranian people, the regime is making their lives virtually unbearable by continually increasing the price of basic goods. It has already forced up the price of essentials like housing, water, electricity, train tickets and cars and now one of the most basic of items, bread, has been affected too.
Regime Expresses Concerns About New Wave of Protests
Anti-riot forces were dispatched to a rally outside Tehran’s Central Bank on Saturday, June 14th as a large group of investors demanded funds were returned to them after a change in the exchange rate was devised for businesses.
Iran’s drop in oil revenue spells trouble
The Iranian regime used to benefit from huge revenues related to the sale of oil. However, the United States warned Iran that it would not let this continue to be the case if it did not put an end to its destructive policies including the export of terrorism.
