The Mojahedin who are based in Albania
The presence of the MEK in Albania does nothing but further aggravate the delicate situation in the Balkans where other jihadist and Islamist groups are already present in force.
The presence of the MEK in Albania does nothing but further aggravate the delicate situation in the Balkans where other jihadist and Islamist groups are already present in force.
The manual, published by the Center Against Violent Extremism, warns against the threat to society posed by Mojahedin Khalq organisation …
When protests broke out in Iran at the end of 2017, most countries maintained a hands-off approach. After all, these countries maintain diplomatic and trade relations with the Iranian government.…
The three violent organizations listed in this chapter are: ISIS or the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, the Al-Nusra Front or Jabhat al-Nusra, and the Mojahedin-e-Khalq (MEK) organization or Iranian Mojahedin. Below is the text from the manual …
like cancer, these groups have a tendency to grow uncontrollably, and then later turn on the US and Europe, when and if the latter starts to pull funding or divorce themselves from the Court of public opinion..
.. was suspected of numerous other assassination attempts on American citizens and was attacking Iranian targets in the US and Europe. This prompted the FBI in 2004 to launch a criminal investigation (Operation Eastern Approach) into MEK activities in the US.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani phoned his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday to demand action against a”terrorist”Iranian opposition group he accused of fomenting recent protests. “We criticise the fact that…
majority of terrorist groups in the region, to include ISIS, Al-Qaeda and al-Nusra, are Sunni Muslims, who believe Iran’s Shi’ism is heretical, and are both tied to and funded by Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United States. The Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK) is indeed an ethnic Iranian terrorist group, but it has been funded and supported by Washington …
MKO terrorist leader urges spread of violence in Iran Maryam Rajavi, the MKO terrorist leader, has urged more violence and chaos in a twitter message. State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert has tweeted, “Secretary Tillerson reiterates the United States’ deep respect for the Iranian people. We call on all nations to stand with us in demanding the regime …
Either by official endorsement or by virtue of social contract, France has given groups such as the Islamic State and MKO the chance to establish a base and promote a hateful ideology.