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Two groups of 20 MKO members moved to Albania

Two groups of twenty Camp Liberty residents moved to Albania, Neday-e Haghighat Website reported. The residents moved in late May.

The first group includes:

  1. Parvaneh Yazdian Azad
  2. Ghodrat Heidari (aliases Ahmad Heidari)
  3. Yousof Mahhouri
  4. Ali Asghar Lesani
  5. Manijeh Farmani
  6. Hossein Nejatbakhsh (aliases Hosseinreza)
  7. Safdar Nazari
  8. Maasoumeh Nazari
  9. Abbas Oladi
  10. Alireza Ziba
  11. Hossein Izadi (aliases Erfani)
  12. Mohammadreza Hushmand
  13. Hamid Maddah
  14. Manouchehr Vafaei
  15. Hamid Taheri
  16. Hasan Rahimi Bidhendi
  17. Alireza Mojahednia
  18. Saeid Saeidi
  19. Mostafa Kiyaei
  20. Hasan Asgari

The second group:

  1. Behnam Fathi
  2. Esmael Chamani
  3. Ebrahim Nurnia
  4. Sadegh Pashmforoosh (aliases Rezaei)
  5. Hamid Forouzi
  6. Ahmad Arbabi
  7. Karim Mousavi Hejaz
  8. Ali Sarabi
  9. Hamid Akbarian
  10. Javad Doroudi
  11. Abbas Sedighi Amiri
  12. Mirhossein Husseini
  13. Mohammad Javadi (it may be alias name)
  14. Rahman Gouraki
  15. Nasrollah Mohammadi
  16. Mohammad Motiei
  17. Khosro Amiri
  18. Hadi Pishbin
  19. Yousof Arzani
  20. Asghar Momenzadeh
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Albania

958 Mojahedin Khalq members relocated to Albania in 3 years

In a report published yesterday, the UNHCR detailed the exact number of relocated members of MeK from Iraq to Albania during three years (2013-2015).

According to the report, Albania accepted only refugees in 2013, 2014 and 2015, all which were members of MeK in Camp Liberty.

The reports indicate that the MeK members’ relocation outside of Iraq is going to be finished after four years in 2016 after Albania announced it aims to take in more 1900 Camp Liberty residents by the end of 2016.

In accordance with the December 25, 2011 Memorandum of Understanding between UNAMI and the Government of Iraq, the MeK members were relocated from Camp Ashraf, their long time military camp, to Camp Liberty in order for the UNHCR to resettle them in third countries.

The then US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton repeatedly said that the MeK’s terrorist designation hinged partly on the group’s remaining members leaving Camp Ashraf and moving to Camp Liberty. Following the evacuation of Camp Ashraf, Clinton removed the group from US terror list in September 2012.

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Albania

Albania’s Prime Minister: Tirana will take in 1900 more MEK members by the end of 2016

The Albanian Government will take in 1900 Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization members who currently reside in refugee Camp Liberty near Baghdad, Iran Didban Website reported from Agenzia Nova.  

The MEK member’s relocation in Tirana is based on an agreement between the governments of Albania and US during Senator Kerry’s last February visit to Tirana.

Kerry, returning to the United States from a four-day trip to Germany, made a brief stop in the Albanian capital Tirana to urge the government and opposition parties to support a major package of judicial and legislative reforms.

“While the reforms are needed for their own sake as well as E.U. membership, they also were key to Albania’s fulfilling a commitment to relocate thousands of members of the exiled Iranian Mujahedeen-e-Khalq opposition group”, AP quoted U.S. officials traveling with Kerry at the time.

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Albania

40 more TTL residents left Iraq for Albania

Mujahedin-e Khalq members residing in Camp Liberty near Baghdad airport moved to Albania.

The residents moved in two groups of 20 individuals, Neday-e Haqiqat Website reported.

A total number of 254 Camp Liberty residents transferred to Albania in the last 12 groups of relocations since January 2016.

The first group:

  1. Soudabeh Rahmanian
  2. Almas Javanpour
  3. Naser Amini
  4. Ali Miryounos Haghi
  5. Gholamreza Ghaderi
  6. Ali Hussein Jamaati
  7. Gholamreza Besharat
  8. Bijan Gharib Dehkordi
  9. Mosayyeb Rashidi
  10. Hamid Dehghani Harati
  11. Bagher Mofrad
  12. Zohreh Samadi
  13. Naser Mohammadian
  14. Abdolhossein Soleimani
  15. Darush Fattahiye
  16. Hasan Besharat
  17. Fazlollah Mazaher
  18. Kamran Yousofi
  19. Mojtaba Karami Afzali
  20. Iraj Akhlaghi(Barazesh)

The second group:

  1. Mahmoud Baghipour
  2. Ali Jalilzaeh Masah
  3. Ebrahim Hosseini Dahineh
  4. Sahar Roheili (Yeganeh)
  5. Azadeh Rafiei
  6. Zohreh Saket
  7. Mehrdad Soltani
  8. Ali Shakouri
  9. Touba Shahaboddin
  10. Gholamhossein Salahi
  11. Ali Alizadeh
  12. Aazam Fatemi
  13. Parviz Bazoft
  14. Hossein Khademi
  15. Fereydoun Kianian
  16. Shahab Damgah
  17. Khatoun Nazarpour
  18. Tayyebeh Vahdatnia
  19. Heshmatollah Hashemi
  20. Habibollah Hemmatian

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Albania

80 Camp Liberty residents transferred to Albania

80 more MKO members residing in Camp Liberty, Iraq moved to Tirana, Albania. The Camp Liberty residents relocated in 4 groups of 20 individuals each on May26, 2016, Neday-e Haqiqat Website reported.

A total number of 214 individuals relocated in Tirana in the last 10 groups of relocations since January 2016.

The first group:

  1. Mahboubeh Dabbagh
  2. Mohammad Dadgar Aghdam
  3. Farrokh Farhangian
  4. Zahra Firouzan
  5. Marziyeh Ghobadi
  6. Soosan Ghobadi
  7. Fereshteh Hamedani
  8. Massoud Navid Hasan Looei
  9. Maryam Hasani Shisheh bor
  10. Hakimeh Karimi
  11. Simin Khoshnevis
  12. Solmaz Kouhi
  13. Tayebeh Masih
  14. Hesam Naseri
  15. Mohammadreza Norouzi poor
  16. Mostafa Pakari
  17. Motra Poorjaafar
  18. Maryam Seddigh
  19. Jaafar Soheilian
  20. Raheleh Zabeti

The second Group:

  1. Soheila Saber
  2. Sedigheh Khodaei Sefat( Azar Nabavi)
  3. Abolfazl Fooladvand
  4. Jamal Mousavinia
  5. Peiman Hanachi
  6. Hassan Moharrami Koucheh Bagh
  7. Javid Mirdamadi( aliases Massoud Kalani)
  8. Shahriar Mirzaeiyan
  9. Sadrollah Eetedali
  10. Ali Papun
  11. Ali Moradi
  12. Gholamreza Esmaeili
  13. Forouzandeh Kakavand
  14. Farhad Naeimi
  15. Kiumars Seyed Khalkhal
  16. Mani Mehran
  17. Mohammad (Saber) Gharaei
  18. Mohammadhussein Motaki
  19. Mohammadreza Shamsrizi
  20. Amirmassoud Farshchi

The Third Group:

  1. Ahmad Esmaeilpour( Abdi Foolad)
  2. Ahmad Kaseban
  3. Aghdas Nayeb Esmaeilpour
  4. Jaber Fakhimi
  5. Jalil Abdi Momghati
  6. Habibollah Dad Gudarzi
  7. Reza Parham
  8. Saeid Ali Panahi
  9. Soosan Gholami Varnam Khasti
  10. SeyedMohammad Sadatgoosheh
  11. Shahriar Felipoor
  12. Zoha Amertoosi
  13. Ali Khodakarami
  14. Ali Owsat Haj Esmaeili
  15. Alireza Gholami Barmkouhi
  16. Majid Shokouhi
  17. Mohammad Sedighi
  18. Mohammadreza Moozarmi
  19. Reza Moradi
  20. Massoud Kalantari Rahmatabadi

The Fourth Group:

  1. Mahtab Ghoraishi
  2. Fatemeh Sharif
  3. Alizaman Rostami
  4. Massoud Ganjavar( Nasrollahzadeh)
  5. Mohammadali Khatibi
  6. Ahmad Bazgooneh
  7. Kazem Safaei
  8. Sirous Ghorbani
  9. Naser Gholipoor
  10. Mohammadreza Gooya
  11. Ali Abdollahi
  12. Jalal farkhondi
  13. Javad Mohammadalipoor Bazkiayei
  14. Mahmood Hejazi
  15. Bagher Hamidian Fard
  16. Iraj Yoosof Taleshi
  17. Alireza Ghaljaei
  18. Abbas zomorrodimanesh
  19. Ebrahim Kefayati
  20. Nader Hosseini Sani
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

Female Suspect Arrested in Albania over Tehran Blast: Iran’s Police

 Iran’s Police spokesman said the Interpol has arrested a female member of the terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) in Albania for involvement in a bomb blast at the headquarters of the Islamic Republic Party in Tehran in 1981. Speaking to the Tasnim News Agency on Sunday, General Saeed Montazer-al-Mahdi said the woman was arrested after she was put on the Interpol’s Red Notice, a warrant that necessitates measures to seek the location and arrest of a person wanted by a judicial jurisdiction or an international tribunal with a view to his or her extradition.

On June 28, 1981, a powerful bomb went off at the headquarters of Iran’s Islamic Republic Party in Tehran, while the members were holding a meeting.

It was revealed later that the MKO was behind the terrorist blast.

72 Iranian officials were killed in the explosion, including Chief Justice Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshti, four cabinet ministers, 27 members of the parliament and several other government officials.

The MKO – listed as a terrorist organization by much of the international community – fled Iran in 1986 for Iraq and was given a camp by former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.

They fought on the side of Saddam during the Iraqi imposed war on Iran (1980-88). They were also involved in the bloody repression of Shiite Muslims in southern Iraq in 1991 and the massacre of Iraqi Kurds.

The notorious group is also responsible for killing thousands of Iranian civilians and officials after the victory of the Islamic revolution in 1979.

More than 17,000 Iranians, many of them civilians, have been killed at the hands of the MKO in different acts of terrorism including bombings in public places, and targeted killings.

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Albania

Two groups of 20 MKO members left Iraq for Albania

40 Camp Liberty residents transferred to Albania in two groups of 20 individuals on April 25th and 27th , Neday-e Haqiqat Website reported.

A total number of 134 individuals relocated in Tirana in the last 6 groups of relocations since January 2016.

Names of the recent two groups are as follows:

1.            Forough Moezi

2.            Mariyeh Nabavi Chashemi

3.            Khojasteh Mirza Bagheri

4.            Zahra Salaminia

5.            Mamlekat(Nahid) Negahdar

6.            Hossein Khodaeisefat aliases Ali Nafisi

7.            Oveis Mandizadeh

8.            Massoud Mavaddat

9.            Ho,ayoun Tajalli

10.          Seyedeh Maryam Nabavi Chashemi

11.          Vahideh Nabavi Chashemi

12.          Mohammad Nasr Abadi

13.          Qamar Nazari

14.          Monireh Behzadi(Asefeh Rezaei)

15.          Zeynab Shadbash

16.          Masoumeh Shahkarami

17.          Ebrahim Ziyafati Mehrabi

18.          Naser Zolghadr

19.          Maryam Senobari

20.          Fatemeh Mehrnia

21.          Nayyer Nasabi

22.          Esmat Dehdashti

23.          Saeedeh Shalchi( Gohar Emami)

24.          Ategheh Jalalian

25.          Parvaneh Azarbara

26.          Maryam Eslami

27.          Asefeh Emami( Farahmand)

28.          Gohar Panahi

29.          Nastaran Ghaslani

30.          Azadeh Abdollahpour

31.          Mahvan Etemadi

32.          Mohammad Farmani

33.          Azar Farshidian

34.          Mahshid Farzanehsa

35.          Abdolrahim Hasannejad

36.          Parvaneh Heidari

37.          Akram Jabarianha

38.          Leila Kazemkhanloo

39.          Mahtab Mahmoudi

40.          Mashallah Mofkhar

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Mujahedin Khalq Organization's Propaganda System

Fake News for Real Photos, Scandal for MKO Propaganda

In a very unprofessional gaffe, the English website of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO) publishes a photo absolutely unrelated to the so-called news about Iranian teachers.

The MKO propaganda claims to be the voice of the Iranian people propagating various news on the alleged riots, protests and revolt of the Iranian people! The most recent of the so-called protests is now seen on the group’s propaganda website Mojahedin.org under the title, “Iranian teachers in Hamedan rally to demand basic rights”.

The text of the alleged news quotes what it calls “independent reporters” reporting that “dozens of Iranian teachers took part in a rally in Hamedan, western Iran on Friday, demanding their basic rights and also the release of imprisoned teachers”. Surprisingly, a photo of teachers’ walking program in Hamedan with the fake caption reveals the misinformation campaign of the MKO propaganda.

While the MKO’s news claims that the teachers held up banners “which pointed out that their colleagues were being arrested in Iran simply for demanding their basic rights, such as fair wages,” teachers in the photo are carrying a banner in Persian with these exact words: “Family walking gathering of teachers of Hamedan Province”! The banner also includes the exact date and itinerary of the walking program. In addition, people in the picture include men, women and children walking peacefully on the side walk of the street.

Definitely, this is not the first time that the MKO propaganda seems to try to fool its English speaking audience by fake news and misinformation accompanied with real pictures. All through the years of conflicts on the Iranian nuclear program between Iran and the West, the MKO tried to launch propaganda to obstruct any deal between the two sides. From time to time, It held numerous press conferences on what it called “new revelations on the Iranian nuclear weapon program” showing some ambiguous satellite picture, maps and photographs to dupe its few spectators. Ultimately, the group’s efforts to misinform the West did not work and the deal was reached.

The new scandal on the MKO propaganda website is just another evidence on the group as “skilled manipulators of public opinion”  as Rand Report calls them—although this time they do not look so skilled.

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Albania

Twelve residents of Liberty flied to Albania

A group of twelve female residents of Liberty flied to Tirana.

On Monday, May 2nd, a group of twelve female residents of Camp Liberty left Baghdad airport for Tirana, under the supervision of the UN representatives, reported Iraqi Website Ashraf News.

“A group of 12 female members of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization were relocated in Albania under the authority of the UN delegation in Baghdad,” according to Ashraf News reporter in Baghdad airport. ”A number of UN officials accompanied these women during their flight to Tirana.”

The reporter stated:” Most of the relocated female residents of Liberty seemed to be more than 50 years old. They were waiting for the departure process of the airport with desperate and frowned faces.”

The move was part of the UN’s efforts to resettle the entire members of the Mujahedin Khalq group out of Iraqi territory.

Translated by Nejat Society

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Albania

20 more Camp Liberty residents moved to Albania

Another group of 20 Camp Liberty (TTL) residents relocated in Tirana. The new group flied to Albania on Thursday, April28, 2016, Neday-e Haqiqat Website reported.

This was the second group of MKO members who were transferred to Albania since the beginning of the Iranian New year.

Stating the significantly heightened security risks for the residents, in its statement of December2015, the UNHCR emphasized on the need for the relocation of all Temporary Transit Location residents and called on all States to cooperate on the issue.

Names are as follows:

  • Niloufar Alamian
  • Aazam Farsi
  • Parisa Rafiei
  • Naeemeh Haj Hosseini
  • Tuba Bozorgmehr
  • Zahra Rahmatnejad
  • Ashraf Farshid
  • Fahimeh Heidari
  • Adeleh Aghaei
  • Soghra Bozorganfard
  • Mahboubeh Taghipour
  • Athemeh Davarmanesh
  • Mahboubeh Rezaei
  • Zahra Shahkarami
  • Leila Nargesi
  • Somayeh Nemati
  • Reza Haftbaradaran
  • Saeid Arjmandpour
  • Salahoddin Abdollahzadeh
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