The United States believes Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) was directly involved in the killing of an Iranian dissident last November in Turkey, a senior administration official told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Iran dissident killed in Turkey by regime agents
Turkey’s Daily Sabah has published a report likening the murder of the Iranian dissident Masoud Maulavi Vardanjani in Turkey to the murder of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was killed in the Saudi Arabian consulate on 2 October 2018 in Istanbul.
Denmark charges Norwegian citizen with assisting an Iranian intelligence service plan an assassination
Denmark’s state prosecutor said on Wednesday it had charged a Norwegian citizen with assisting an Iranian intelligence service plan an assassination on Danish soil.
German court sentences Iranian regime agent to prison for treason
A court in the city of Koblenz on Monday sentenced a German-Afghani military translator to prison for treason for handing over state secrets to Iran’s intelligence agency.
Iran should pay to Iraq victim’s family
The Iranian government should pay $202 million to the family of an Iraqi contractor working with the U.S. who was tortured and murdered in 2006 by a Tehran-backed group, a federal magistrate in New York recommended
Iranian national guided by the regime admits to planning terror attacks in Germany
The 35-year-old Iranian man, Fatah Mohammed Abdullah, confessed on Friday in a British court to inciting terrorism in Germany and planning to deliver explosives for the attacks.
The assassination of two Iraqi activists by Iran
On March 11, the organizing committee of Iraq’s October Revolution issued its 215th statement, announcing that two Iraqi activists were assassinated by Iran-backed militias
Iran supports terrorism in Yemen and Lebanon
Saudi Arabia said Iran’s preoccupation with supporting terrorist groups in Yemen and Lebanon has deprived its citizens of their right to development and the rights of citizens of those countries to enjoy security and stability
Venezuela is harboring Hezbollah extremists
In the days after the January U.S. drone strike that killed Gen. Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad, a condolence book lay open 6,500 miles away at the Iranian Embassy in Venezuela, in a leafy district of Caracas
Warfare and terrorism by Iran
The people of Iran have been fighting for their freedoms for more than a century. The democratic activist movement began with the Constitutional Revolution of 1906 and has continued in various forms since. Although the campaign has enjoyed a handful of triumphant milestones, it has also witnessed each successive prospect snatched away
Iranian institutions are taking money from the people but spending on terrorism
There are several institutions in Iran, formed after the regime took over in 1979, that take their budget from the government, but report directly and solely to the supreme leader’s office
