The regime’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) carried out this ‘operation’ to give cover for a missile attack on the US.

The unlawful downing of the Ukrainian passenger airliner flight PS752 was one of the actions that significantly eroded popular ‘trust’ in the regime. The regime’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) carried out this ‘operation’ to give cover for a missile attack on the US facility Ain al-Assad in Iraq on January 8, 2020. The regime’s desperation and fear about the ramifications of the crime were reflected in state television’s depiction of the occurrence.

These countries are currently facing numerous challenges as a result of the regime’s intervention, the most serious of which is a lack of security.

The regime’s terrorism is considerably worse than its nuclear program, and its repercussions and traces can be seen and traced all over the world. The Iranian regime stifles civil society, jeopardizes peace and security, and jeopardizes social and economic progress. Countries such as Iraq, Syria, and Yemen provide examples. These countries are currently facing numerous challenges as a result of the regime’s intervention, the most serious of which is a lack of security. Despite efforts to appease it, international powers are obligated to speak out against it, criticize it, and impose sanctions as a result of its harmful deeds, or the government will continue to attack them in their homelands.

Other countries whose citizens were on board the flight have filed similar complaints.

A Canadian court ordered Iran to pay $84 million to the relatives of 85 Canadian nationals and permanent residents murdered when the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) shot down Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 in January 2020. The Iranian dictatorship is almost certain to disregard the civil lawsuit’s outcome. The seizure of Iranian assets, however, has been suggested by plaintiffs’ lawyers as a means of securing at least a portion of the compensation.

Ali Akbar Salehi, Former Iranian regime Foreign Minister and Head of the Atomic Energy Organization made an unusual statement in an interview with the state-run Akharin Khabar website on January 1.

Former Iranian regime Foreign Minister and Head of the Atomic Energy Organization Ali Akbar Salehi confessed that terrorism and diplomacy go hand in hand in Tehran and that all key regime institutions and ministries promote the government’s goal of terrorism exportation. On the second anniversary of Qassem Soleimani, the eliminated commander of the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) Quds Force, he made an unusual statement in an interview with the state-run Akharin Khabar website on January 1.

The Resistance Units’ approach has now become a guide for everybody on the way to defeat this tyranny.

The vast majority of Iranians are unsatisfied with the country’s current socio-political status. According to government officials, the army of dissatisfied individuals, the middle class of society, is now heading to the “poor rebellion class” and will not stop there.

(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): The degradation of the country’s environment by building unscientific dams, which has been going on for more than 40 years, has laid the groundwork for such destruction and pillage of Iran’s natural resources.

The Iranian government is currently selling off all of the country’s resources and wealth, and the most recent report is that the country’s palms are being sold to Gulf countries.This is happening as a result of the regime’s decision to cut off Oasis water in the southern provinces, particularly in Khuzestan. This is not a problem that has arisen in the last few weeks. The degradation of the country’s environment by building unscientific dams, which has been going on for more than 40 years, has laid the groundwork for such destruction and pillage of Iran’s natural resources by making people fearful of investing or working in such industries.

(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): Their sentences ranged from fifteen to twenty years in prison after their convictions.

Three of the four offenders have now finished their appeals for their roles in plotting to detonate a fatal triacetone triperoxide (TATP) bomb at an Iranian Resistance demonstration outside of Paris in 2018. Amir Saadouni, Nasimeh Naami, and Mehrdad Arefani hope to avoid being held fully responsible for their terrorist operations. Their sentences ranged from fifteen to twenty years in prison after their convictions.

(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): While a breakthrough is unlikely, observers believe the talks, which begin on November 29 in Vienna, will reveal how Tehran would approach.

After a long absence that reflects negatively on the future of the landmark deal, indirect talks between Iran and the US to restore the nuclear deal are due to resume next week. While a breakthrough is unlikely, observers believe the talks, which begin on November 29 in Vienna, will reveal how Tehran would approach diplomacy under conservative President Ebrahim Raisi, whose government has raised Iranian demands in preparation for a return to the agreement.

(NCRI) and (PMOI / MEK Iran): The targeting of subsidies, particularly in the energy carriers’ sector, was done under the guise of reducing energy carriers’ consumption in the country.

people’s purses once again by eliminating hidden subsidies in order to make up for the government’s budget deficit.It’s been a little over a decade since Iran’s ‘targeted subsidies‘ were announced. The bill on targeted subsidies was introduced to the then-parliament by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s government in the winter of 2008.

(PMOI / MEK Iran) and (NCRI): It also suggested that a dossier be sent to the UN Security Council detailing Iran’s whole range of terrorist activities, as well as crimes against humanity perpetrated against Iranian citizens.

Three Iranian operatives who attempted to bomb an opposition protest in France in 2018 will have their cases heard by a Belgian court. These three individuals were members of Assadollah Assadi’s terrorist group.was the Iranian regime’s diplomat to Austria.