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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...

Iranian Regime Hackers Suspected of Cyber Intrusions in Bahrain Written by  Shahriar Kia  on  08 August 2019 . Suspected Iranian hackers infiltrated critical infrastructure and government computers in the Persian Gulf nation of Bahrain within the last month, raising fears among leaders in the region that Tehran is stepping up its cyberattacks amid growing tensions, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. The intrusions, according to people familiar with them, rose above the normal level of the Iranian regime's cyber activity in the region. On Monday, hackers broke into the systems of Bahrain’s National Security Agency—the country’s main criminal investigative authority—as well as the Ministry of Interior and the first deputy prime minister’s office, according to one of the people familiar with the matter. On July 25, Bahrain authorities identified intrusions into its Electricity and Water Authority. The hackers shut down several systems in what the au...

Iranian Journalist Sentenced to 4.5 Years in Prison Written by  Mahmoud Hakamian  on  08 August 2019 . On Wednesday, August 7, the Iranian regime’s Appeals Court in Tehran sentenced Massoud Kazemi, a dissident journalist, to 4.5 years in prison. Kazemi was sentenced by Branch 36 of the Appeals Court in Tehran to two years in prison for insulting the regime’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei, two years in prison for ostensibly ‘publishing lies,’ and six months for insulting other officials of the regime. Kazemi previously worked with the regime's state-run Sharq and Qanoun newspapers and the state-run Seda-ye Parsi monthly magazine. He had been arrested by the regime’s Revolutionary Guards at his home in Tehran on November 5, 2018. He was later released but rearrested on May 22, 2019.

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...

Iran’s regime acknowledges youth welcoming PMOI/ME MEK affiliated Resistance units in Iran are taking the lead in the ongoing protests Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, Aug 7, 2019 -  “Refraining from discussing and teaching about the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran ( PMOI/MEK ) is no longer an option. In fact, it has become a historic must,” according to the  Daneshju  news agency, affiliated to the regime’s Revolutionary Guards ( IRGC ) Basij paramilitary entity. This is the mullahs acknowledging the fact that the youth in Iran are welcoming the PMOI/MEK and the regime is utterly terrified of its overthrow becoming more real and inevitable. It is worth noting that the U.S State Department recently  designated  the IRGC as a “Foreign Terrorist Organization” ( FTO ). “We can hardly claim various issues of the past have been closed and put aside. Especially if those events are affiliated to a specific mentality… therefore, historical events ar...

Cultural consultant of the corrupt government of the Supreme Leader in Moscow arrested for Transportation of narcotics at the airport Qahreman Suleimani Aug 8, 2019 On Thursday evening, August 1, the Qahreman Suleimani of the Islamic Republic of Iran's Cultural Adviser arrived in Moscow from Tehran at the Domodedovo International Airport after a dispute with one of the airport's customs officials, suspected by airport security forces. Despite Mr. Suleimani's protest, Moscow's Domodedovo Airport security police searched his suitcase. The search revealed 12 kg of heroin and 10 kg of cocaine.

Zarif and a fear unconcealed Iranian regime Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, Aug. 8, 2019  -  At a press conference on Monday, Iranian regime Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif,  blacklisted by the US  last Wednesday, was the symbol of a regime in disarray, entangled, and desperate, a regime that doesn’t know if the opponent is seeking a regime change or change in behavior. However, one thing is crystal clear for this clerical regime: the Iranian people and the Resistance are undoubtedly seeking an overthrow. “Don’t write that Zarif was angry,” he told reporters during a press conference aired by national TV on Monday. “If I don’t shout, you wouldn’t hear me” he continued to say. “They say that Zarif was angry. See, I’m laughing. I’m not angry at all. I’m not distressed at all… it was the Americans who sanctioned a foreign minister of a country in which they want to negotiate with. They sanctioned the highest autho...

WSJ article on Iran: “A Malevolent Iran Hurts U.S. Friends in Iraq” Iran, Aug. 8, 2019  -  After the Iranian people, who have suffered the most under the 40-year tyrannical rule of the mullahs in Iran, comes other countries in the region suffering from this tyranny. Iraq is geographically the closest nation to Iran, considered a fertile ground by the Iranian regime during the past 40 years to meddle in and exploit it before and after the 2003 war. A Wall Street Journal article co-authored by Ambassador Lincoln Bloomfield and former Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey depicts Iran’s malevolence and demonization against the Iranian opposition group People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran ( PMOI/MEK ). The following is the WSJ article: Tehran’s disinformation continues to influence the policy conversation in Washington, to our strategic detriment. One of the sites of the reported attack in Camp Ashraf in Iraq, which from 1986 to 2012 housed 3,400 members of t...

Why Hassan Rouhani must be designated as a terrorist? Aug 8, 2019 Some in the West see Hassan Rouhani as the reformist president of the mullahs' regime as a moderate figure. But Rouhani's actions and history show him to the contrary, proving that he is a terrorist and part of the brutal, fascist rule of the mullahs. Rouhani is the one who told parliament at the start of the anti-Shah revolution in the 1980s that those who wanted to be executed should be brought to public places so that everyone could see.he was the one who was heavily involved in the veil of discussion in society, and in the Iranian army was responsible for forcing army women to either accept the veil or expel them from the army and did so. He command in the financial sector of the IRGC base in connection with the Iran-Iraq war was over 8 years. He is the one who suppressed the student uprising in Tehran and proudly commemorated it. Hassan Rouhani's list of dirty and inhumane his acts...

Protests by Iranian communication workers in Tehran Rural Communications Department workers & employees protest Report by PMOI/MEK Iran, Aug 7, 2019 -  On Tuesday, workers, and employees of the Rural Communications Department held a demonstration in front of the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Communication in Tehran to protest against poor working conditions and low wages. The protestors chanted slogans such as, “Shame on you incapable managers” and “Incapable managers should resign.” In a symbolic act, protestors placed empty tablecloths on the ground to picture their poor living conditions. In the past years, labor protests have become a common sight across Iran, especially in Tehran, where communities from different cities gather to hold demonstrations outside government institutions. Protesters regularly chant slogans against regime officials and institutions who are responsible for their poor work and living conditions. Systematic  corruption ...

Who are the enablers of corruption in the Iran economy? Corruption has become a staunch hallmark of the regime ruling Iran Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, Aug 7, 2019 -  On August 4, state-run media in Iran quoted Nasrollah Pejmanfar, member of the regime’s Majlis (parliament) from a faction loyal to Supreme Leader  Ali Khamenei , saying that 60 trillion rials (around $600 million) have been embezzled. According to Pejmanfar, under the pretext of privatization, the Iran Airtour Airline company, owning airplanes worth at least $600 million, has been sold for $3.4 million. The money was supposed to be paid over three years in smaller installments, but even that ridiculously small amount of payment compared to the actual value of Iran Airtour has not been paid. Privatization in Iran is a new and modern form of plundering. According to official statistics, since 2002, thousands of Iranian factories and companies have been transferred from the public to the private se...

Iran protests US blacklisting of Zarif to the UN Iranian regime Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, Aug 7, 2019 -  In a letter to the United Nations, the clerical regime ruling Iran, receiving a striking blow after its  foreign minister was blacklisted by the US , protested the move. The mullahs’ regime has called on UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to push back against the US for sanctioning Mohammad Javad Zarif, according to a Reuters report. Iran’s U.N. Ambassador Majid Takht-e Ravanchi accused the United States of a “brazen violation of the fundamental principles of international law” and urged the international community to condemn the U.S. behavior, Reuters said citing the letter. It is not clear what Guterres could do in response to the Iranians, Reuters reported. U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric declined to comment on the letter. Reuters added that the U.S. sanctions imposed on Zarif last week would block any pro...

Iran's state-run media acknowledge large-scale government corruption Corruption is rampant across the board in the Iranian regime Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, Aug 7, 2019 -   Once again, clashes between rival factions in the Iranian regime reveal new dimensions of the endemic  corruption  in different levels of government and other ruling institutions. Recently, the regime’s state-run media revealed the wealth of MPs before and after their membership in the Majlis (parliament). In this regard, Jahan-e Sanat wrote, “A simple comparison of the wealth of those who came to the Majlis within the last few years with their past proves the fact that those who, once upon a time, had nothing now possess billions of dollars." Jahan-e Sanat also acknowledged, “It is impossible to ignore the role of the government in the massive economic corruption. The government is the first to be blamed since it is the main source of  embezzlement  and corruption.” Wh...