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Iranian state-run media terrified of MEK's internet influence Keyhan daily editor-in-chief Hossein Shariatmadari Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, Aug. 9, 2019  - The state-run Keyhan newspaper shed light on the Iranian regime’s fear of the Iranian opposition group People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran ( PMOI/MEK ).  “Everyone saw the picture of the MEK cyber army in Albania which was published days ago and realized how close they are to our children… our cultural and virtual authorities are in a deep slumber. The MEK has infiltrated our houses and has a huge impact on the youth. In a single unit, they have 1,500 people pumping inhumane thoughts to our people. Now the question is who has paved the way for the MEK and gave them the entrance key?” the Keyhan piece asked with great concerns. It is worth noting that the Keyhan daily is known as the mouthpiece of Iranian regime Supreme Leader  Ali Khamenei .

Fake Tweets of the Iranian System; The Lying Empire Empire lies a labyrinthine network of thousands of websites and social media accounts to be published by the Iranian regime and raise "fake news" are used. Of course, it should be noted in parentheses that Twitter does not always work properly !!! Because in many cases that they are attacking, many accounts of good people are also lost The reason why the Iranian regime can continue to expand these repressive measures is the intolerance of the international community. This in itself requires the European Union and the United States to take action " Empire lies a labyrinthine network of thousands of websites and social media accounts to be published by the Iranian regime and raise "false news" are used. By Bahar Mehr my article first published in The Herald Report Twitter and the Iranian experience Twitter announces millions of fake tweetings from Iran, which have been publishing false ...

Analysis by PMOI/MEK   Sept. 3, 2018 -  The Iranian regime is one of the main countries cited by German counterintelligence officials in their annual report issued by the Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz (BfV), the domestic intelligence entity of the Federal Republic of Germany. This recent report sheds light on the efforts of counterintelligence units targeting Tehran’s espionage campaign in Germany and operations seeking to influence specific spheres. The German language report, 359 pages in total along with a 47-page English synopsis, digs into the various modus operandi used by the Iranian regime, Russia, China and other countries, along with identifying specific espionage operations. The BfV underscores the threats posed by cyber attacks on Germany’s critical infrastructure. The BfV, in coordination with the National Cyber Defense Center, is increasing the level of cooperation domestically and internationally, while focusing on escalating its cyber defense...