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Iran Regime Is Jamming GPS Signals in Strait of Hormuz to Disrupt Commercial Shipping Written by  Amir Taghati  on  08 August 2019 . The United States Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration has issued a new warning to commercial shipping about threats by the Iranian regime in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf, saying that some ships have reported having their GPS interfered with. Additionally, the administration warned that there have been reports of "unknown entities falsely claiming to be the US or coalition warships." The warning, which was issued Wednesday, listed a series of incidents involving Iran since May, including the Iranian regime's seizure of the United Kingdom-flagged M/V STENA IMPERO and the detention and subsequent release of the Liberian-flagged M/V MESDAR, CNN reported. It said that during "at least two" recent encounters involving the Iranian regime's military forces, "vessels reported GPS in...

Albanian Politicians Openly Express Support For MEK Against Iranian Subterfuge Albanian delegation at the 2019 #FreeIran Gathering Camp Ashraf 3 outside Tirana, Albania this article first published by  Tsarizm Staff   on July13, 2019 Aug 8, 2019- Albanian officials confirmed support for the People’s Mujahadeen of Iran, the main Iranian resistance group hosted by the tiny Balkan country, at the 2019 #FreeIran Gathering at Camp Ashraf 3 outside of Tirana. The summit was attended by dignitaries from around the world. “We are a welcoming people, as with did with Jews during WWII (paraphrasing), we welcome the Mujahadeen,” said Pandeli Majko, State Minister for Diaspora. “We have our political differences internally in Albania, but we are united in the cause of protecting the Mujahadeen in Albania.” We’d rather be remembered for people who fought for freedom with you than people who just watched terrorism and did nothing!” said Fatmir Mediu, Chairman of the...

Ministry of Intelligence's "head of hangman" concern over the collapse of the regime's foreign showcase by Bahar Mehr 03 Aug 2019 Saeed Hajjarian: Suspending Iran's UN mission may be the next decision by the US government. Hijarian wrote in the Iranian newspaper: "On the issue of the boycott of the Iranian Foreign Minister, instead of inanimate and purely propaganda arguments, measures should be taken to invite Mohammad Javad Zarif as a peacemaker and a symbol of repeated UN negotiations and to invite more Americans to the United States. finally, thought's Pompeo, Bolton, and Trump go to the sidelines.  "For this purpose, we need strong negotiations with Mr. Guterres, the UN Secretary-General, and the current US government may move to suspend the Iranian representative office in the next step." The common concern for Zarif and the closing of negotiations with the regime is that delicate listing is a huge blow to the regime...

The U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Iranian Regime’s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif Written by  Shahriar Kia  on  01 August 2019 . The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions on the Iranian regime’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. “Javad Zarif implements the reckless agenda of Iran’s Supreme Leader and is the regime’s primary spokesperson around the world. The United States is sending a clear message to the Iranian regime that its recent behavior is completely unacceptable,” U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement. Mnuchin said Zarif used social media to spread Iranian “propaganda and disinformation” while the regime does not allow its citizens to use such mediums themselves. Mohammad Mohaddessin, chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), said in a tweet on Wednesday: Zarif and his ministry’s role is to justify suppression, the export of terrorism and warmongering. He boasts of be...

Iran: How hard-earned U.S. dollars are  smuggled out of the country More money is being smuggled outside of Iran Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, July 31, 2019  - In May, Hossein Mirshojaeean, former deputy minister of economy in Iran, said that about $30 billion of the total $40 billion that Iran made through exports has never returned to Iran, neither as imported goods nor as money. More recently, according to Eghtesad Online, an Iranian website specializing in economic news, Iran’s director of the Central Bank reported that about $18.5 billion from last year’s $40 billion in exports have returned to Iran. While even taking the comments of Iran’s Central Bank director into account leaves out the fate of 11.5 billion dollars, other governmental statistics suggest that more than 70 percent of the earned money through exports never returns to Iran. No need to say that the major problem here is the very same governmental institutions that function with im...

Iran’s IRGC units involved in piracy, seizing UK oil tanker UK oil tanker seized by the Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) Analysis by PMOI/MEK   Iran, July 30, 2019  - An exclusive Iranian opposition report unveils the units of Iran’s regime involved in seizing a British oil tanker, according to Egypt’s al-Bayan daily on July 29. Subterranean facilities in Qeshm Island were also revealed and it is worth noting that Tehran uses the coasts of this island to store sea missiles. Seizing the United Kingdom oil tanker was a political decision made by the regime ruling Iran, according to a report obtained by Majid Hariri, a member of the Defense and Strategic Research Committee in the Iranian opposition coalition National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ). Three days before the British oil tanker’s seizure, Iranian regime Supreme Leader  Ali Khamenei had specifically promised retaliatory measures in response to the seizing of Iran’s “Grac...

Britain rules out seized tanker swap with Iran Iran detained the UK-flagged Stena Impero and its 23-strong crew as they sailed through the Strait of Hormuz on July 20 (AFP Photo/HO London (AFP) - Britain on Monday ruled out swapping seized oil tankers with Iran as a second UK warship arrived in the Gulf to conduct convoys that have irritated Tehran. A sense of crisis in the world's busiest oil shipping lane has been building up for weeks as Iran responds to US President Donald Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign. The US economic sanctions and stepped-up military presence are designed to force Iran to renegotiate a landmark 2015 nuclear pact from which Trump pulled out last year. Britain further outraged Iran by seizing one of its tankers -- the Grace 1 -- on July 4 on suspicion of it carrying oil to Syria in violation of EU sanctions. Iran vowed to retaliate and it's Revolutionary Guards stormed and detained the UK-flagged Stena Impero and its...

Pompeo Says U.S. Will Keep Strait Of Hormuz Open U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaking at the Economic Club of Washington July 30, 2019  U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has reiterated that his country will keep the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf open to maritime traffic, amid high tensions with the Islamic Republic of Iran. In a talk at the Economic Club of Washington D.C. on July 29, Pompeo responded to a question about the U.S. commitment to keep the vital waterway open at any cost militarily, saying, “We are gonna keep it open”, adding, “We are going to build up a maritime security plan. Countries from all across the world who have a vested interest in keeping those waterways open will participate”. Iran began threatening oil shipping in the Persian Gulf region after the U.S. strengthened its sanctions on Iranian oil exports in May. Multiple tankers were attacked in mysterious circumstances in May and June. The U.S. and Saudi Arabia blamed Teh...