By Azita Carlson
As Iran participates in talks with the EU about the launch of a trade mechanism that will allow a continuation of trade with the Islamic Republic in the face of US sanctions, Iranian, news outlets have been “censoring”, or “rephrasing” comments made by the Islamic Republic’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei.
By Staff writer, SF
Angry Iranians in the city of Andimeshk in the southern province of Khuzestan have taken to the streets and brought down a large billboard that was put up by the Iranian regime to honour the so-called “shrine defenders” that were killed in Syria while fighting on behalf of the Assad regime.
By Staff writer, SF
High-ranking Iranian Regime officials have been expressing their concerns over the increased activities of the Iranian opposition People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) Resistance Units in cities and towns across the country.
Ali Ghassemian, an expert of the Iranian regime’s inner circle, wrote in the state-run Vatane Emruz daily: “Today, the [PMOI/MEK] are attempting to make contact with our younger generation through social media platforms… They are guiding them to set billboards and signs on fire, hold images of [PMOI/MEK] while chanting against the state. They are calling this ‘Resistance Units’.”
By Armin Baldwin
The West has always maintained an appeasement policy with the Iranian regime, even when all evidence points to that policy emboldening the mullahs to commit acts of terror, abuse their own people, and create missiles capable of hitting Europe.
Instead of appeasing the mullahs or starting a war with them, which would not help matters either, the West should pursue a third option of supporting the Iranian Resistance, especially the exiled opposition group, the People’s Mujahedin Organisation of Iran (PMOI/MEK).
By Azita Carlson
Members of Iranian Resistance Units have been documented this week expressing their contempt for the ruling mullahs and their support for the Resistance rally in Warsaw, which coincided with an international conference on peace in the Middle East that focused on Iran’s malign behaviour.
By Atousa Pilger
Iran’s economy is on a downward spiral towards hyperinflation, leading to increasing discontent in the country.
The “Instrument in Support of Trade Exchanges” or INSTEX, the financial mechanism Europe is developing to enable trade with Iran, requires the Iranian regime to curb its ballistic missile program, and pass the necessary bills into law to conform to FATF’s anti-money-laundering standards. But, this would leave it unable to fund its terrorist proxies throughout the Middle East.
By Staff writer, SF
The U.S. Representative Office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI-US) sponsored a panel on Monday, February 11, to discuss the regime’s brutal domestic and foreign policy record over the past 40 years, during which they said that the Regime was “at its weakest point in history” and prospects for change are brighter than ever.
By Navid Felker
Forty years ago, the Iranian Shah was ousted during a revolution that looked like it would bring freedom and democracy to Iran. Sadly, the revolution was usurped by the mullahs and Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, who established a theocratic dictatorship instead.
By Staff writer, SF
The main opposition to the Iranian regime, the MEK / PMOI, is holding a Free Iran rally outside the Warsaw Summit in Poland. The supporters have gathered to ensure that the voice of the people of Iran is not forgotten and to strengthen their calls for freedom, democracy and human rights through regime change.
by Staff writer, SF
Last year, the Iranian people’s uprising against the Iranian Regime spread to 142 cities across all 31 provinces in just two weeks and this served as a pivotal turning point in the 40-year struggle for freedom.
