Iran’s Parliament has issued a statement condemning the terrorist acts committed by the US Army and the Central Intelligence Agency. 215 MP’s have signed the statement which cites several crimes committed by the US Military and CIA as blatant examples of terrorist acts.
In an interview with Al-Ahali newspaper, Jafar al-Mousawi, the chief prosecutor of Iraq’s high criminal court said:”The court has documents proving the involvement of Mojahedin-e Khalq organization in killing and assassinating 35 Iraqi citizens in southern Iraq in 1991.”
The MKO made the allegations at a news conference in Paris and said it has passed its information, which it claims came from sources inside Iran, to the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, Austria, but has so far not received a response. …
Asked about Iran’s support for terrorist groups, Ahmadinejad turned the question around and accused the U.S. of backing terrorist groups that he alleged train in Iraq to launch attacks in Iran. The reference is apparently to the Mujahedin-e-Khalq, a group linked to attacks inside Iran. The group is on the State Department’s list of terrorist groups
“The new allegations ahead of the 5+1 foreign ministerial meeting aim to change this positive atmosphere and exert more pressure on Iran,” he added. Earlier this week, the terrorist group, the MKO alleged at a news conference in Paris, that Tehran was constructing a secret underground nuclear facility for military purposes in central Iran.
Jordan on Monday rejected as”utterly baseless”news reports that it has granted asylum to members of an Iranian opposition group.The Kingdom did not receive any leader or member of Mujahedin-e Khalq, and does not allow the organisation to operate on Jordanian soil
Chancellors of six Iranian universities and academic centers on Tuesday expressed indignation at aggressive tone and degrading behavior of head of Columbia University Lee Bollinger in hosting President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. They forwarded a protest letter to Bollinger …
Nasser Jodat, spokesman for Jordanian government, denied reports by some Iranian news sources that Jordan had given refugee status to MKO members.”Jordan has not accepted any of MKO leaders and will never allow them to act in its soil,”he said.
According to informed sources, there is strong evidence showing that the terrorist group, Mujahedine Khalq Organization (MKO), was in collaboration with the CIA in the kidnapping of an Iranian national named Farhadi, who was a member of an Iranian commercial delegation to Sulaimaniya.
“Mojahedin-e khalq has offered a detailed plan for a year and half! However, Pentagon officials didn’t like it.Lartijani stressed that their level of understanding is limited to such bombings and explosions, adding: Planning to explode 3 to 4 oil pipelines is not good for a country claiming to be a superpower.