Official account of National Council of Resistance of Iran-US Representative Office. Exposed major nuclear sites i.e. Natanz & Arak; campaigns for human rights.
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Iran’s Lion and Sun Emblem and Flag: A National Symbol, Not a Dynastic One ncrius.org/irans-lion-and-su…
The emblem predates the Pahlavi dynasty by centuries; attempts to monopolize it distort Iranian history and mislead Western audiences
#Iran #NCRIAlternative
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A colleague of 38 years, Veteran PMOI member Jalal Farkhondi passes away after 50 years of resistance against two dictatorships english.mojahedin.org/news/v…
You may be in heavens, but your spirit and legacy are eternal. Rest in Honor Bro.🌹
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Femicide in Iran: When the Law Grants Killers Impunity Instead of Protecting Women
In just a few days in October 2026, several women and girls were murdered in different cities across Iran by the men closest to them—from a 16-year-old child bride to a mother who was shot alongside her 14-year-old daughter.
These crimes are neither isolated incidents nor exceptional cases. They are part of the reality women in Iran face every day: a reality in which the misogynistic laws of the mullahs’ regime, ineffective penalties, and a culture of impunity for perpetrators of violence have created conditions that allow femicide to continue.
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Former Iranian Academic Testifies to SAVAK Torture, Rejects Choice Between Shah and Mullahs irannewsupdate.com/news/iran… via @IranNewsUpdate1
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Weekly Report: #MEKResistanceUnits Strike Regime Targets Across Iran as Anti-Execution Campaign Expands
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🚨 Berlin Conference | Iran in Crisis: The Democratic Solution
A conference held in Berlin brought together German lawmakers, former diplomats, political figures, representatives of Iranian communities, and witnesses who described torture under the Shah’s SAVAK.
Mrs. Maryam Rajavi addressed the conference in a message, presenting the NCRI’s vision for a democratic transition in Iran and calling for a secular, democratic republic based on free elections.
Speakers included Carsten Müller, chairman of the Bundestag Legal Affairs Committee; Leo Dautzenberg, chairman of the German Solidarity Committee for a Free Iran; former German ambassador Dr. Hans-Ulrich Seidt; former Bundestag member Martin Patzelt; and former Bundestag member Thomas Lutze.
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MUST-READ: Erfan Ghanei-Fard’s Denials Raise More Questions Than They Answer irannewsupdate.com/news/expo… via @IranNewsUpdate1
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Germany’s Freedom Prize: Iran’s People Deserve Solidarity, Not a Manufactured Leader
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By entrusting its 2026 prize to a deeply divisive exile figure, Germany’s Friedrich Naumann Foundation risks turning an honor for a nation’s struggle into an exercise in manufactured political legitimacy.
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Today, Shush, Kermanshah, Isfahan, and cities across Iran once again echoed with the angry voices of Social Security, Steel, and Mining retirees protesting poverty, soaring prices, corruption, denial of healthcare, and the systematic looting of their funds.
Chanting powerful slogans—such as "War and sanctions are excuses; our lives are the target!", "Death to high prices, poverty, war, and destruction!", and "Inflation and price hikes are bullets fired at the people!"—they expressed their outrage against a regime that ensures its survival through warmongering and repression, forcing ordinary citizens to pay the price for its destructive policies.
Solidarity, protest, and uprising are the only path to freedom, justice, and an end to poverty, unemployment, and state corruption.
Germany’s Freedom Prize: Iran’s People Deserve Solidarity, Not a Manufactured Leader
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By entrusting its 2026 prize to a deeply divisive exile figure, Germany’s Friedrich Naumann Foundation risks turning an honor for a nation’s struggle into an exercise in manufactured political legitimacy.
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Resistance Units mark World Day Against the Death Penalty with operations against Iran’s regime english.mojahedin.org/news/r…
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Iran’s regime is acting like one afraid of the next eruption: 11 people arrested months after #IranProtests and branded part of a foreign “coup,” 44 million screened for extra food aid, and hardliners accusing rival insiders of serving Washington. The fear is that these pressures converge. By @shahriarkia
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Resistance Units mark World Day Against the Death Penalty with operations against Iran’s regime english.mojahedin.org/news/r… via @Mojahedineng
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🚨 Iran | Political Prisoner Amirhossein Moradi Beaten at Evin Prison
Political prisoner Amirhossein Moradi, a Sharif University student arrested for supporting the PMOI, was reportedly severely beaten on Thursday, October 15, during a raid by prison guards on Hall 4 of Ward 7 at Evin Prison.
According to reports, guards attempted to transfer him to an undisclosed location. Protests by Moradi and fellow prisoners were met with violence.
His current condition and whereabouts remain unknown.
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European Union leaders have strongly condemned the Iranian regime’s “brutal repression” and “widespread executions” and emphasized “the fundamental rights and freedoms of the Iranian people, including the right to self-determination and to choose their own future.”
This necessary and welcome stance must be backed by concrete measures against the regime of executions and terror, alongside recognition of the Iranian people’s struggle for freedom and a democratic republic.
The regime’s embassies and official and unofficial missions in Europe must be shut down, and its mercenaries and agents of the Ministry of Intelligence and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) must be expelled
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For nearly half a century, the main target of this regime’s executions has been the Iranian Resistance.
Yet, standing against this regime, the National Council of Resistance of Iran holds high the banner for the abolition of the death penalty in tomorrow’s free Iran.
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Iran: Is Mojtaba Khamenei’s Stature Eroding?
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A contested succession, seven months of invisibility, a depleted ruling hierarchy, and internal fractures point to a deeper crisis at the heart of the regime with new uprising on the horizon.
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE | Message from Imprisoned PMOI Supporter Parisa Kamali
Simaye Azadi has received an exclusive message from Parisa Kamali, a PMOI supporter imprisoned in Iran’s Hormozgan Province, on the World Day Against the Death Penalty.
“The people are the owners of this land. The dictators will pass, but the blood shed will find its way toward justice.”
“Say NO to executions—for a free and prosperous Iran!”
#StopExecutionsInIran
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🚨 Iranian Resistance Names 12 Detained PMOI Supporters Across Iran
The Iranian Resistance has released the names and details of 12 detained PMOI supporters and relatives of PMOI members, amid what it describes as a continuing wave of arrests alongside executions and repression:
Nasrollah Fallahi, 69 — Pakdasht, Tehran; former political prisoner; father of death-row political prisoner Arghavan Fallahi; arrested October 4.
Zeinab Saremi — Tehran; daughter of executed PMOI member Ali Saremi; arrested in October.
Gholamhossein Saremi, 70 — Tehran; former political prisoner; brother of Ali Saremi; arrested October 1.
Yaser Bahrami, 37 — Azadshahr; arrested August 23.
Yaser Salimpour, 42 — Shahsavar; arrested August 8.
Leila Barzegar, 49 — Torbat-e Jam; arrested August 5.
Mohammad Javad Haji-Nejad, 30 — Jiroft; arrested August 1.
Malek Mohammad Shahbakhsh, 35 — Zahedan; arrested July 29.
Sadegh Safari, 34 — Estahban, Fars.
Rasoul Parsanejad, 34 — Mashhad.
Reza Badavi, 40 — Arak.
Hadi Safari, 50 — Delijan.
The Iranian Resistance says additional detainees have not yet been named for security reasons, but their identities have been provided to the UN and international human-rights organizations.
It also says that, seven and a half months later, authorities have still provided no information on 82 PMOI members whose names and details had previously been released, and that the bodies of nine executed PMOI members in 2025–2026 have still not been returned to their families, nor have the locations of their graves been disclosed.
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UN Special Rapporteur Joins 'No to Execution Tuesdays' #HungerStrike as Campaign Enters Week 142 Across 66 Iranian Prisons
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🚨 43 EXECUTIONS IN IRAN IN TWO WEEKS, INCLUDING 19 ON A SINGLE DAY
At least 43 prisoners were executed across Iran between September 30 and October 13, including in Karaj, Shiraz, Tabriz, Dezful, Urmia, Rasht, Zahedan, Hamedan and Minab.
On September 30 alone, the regime’s judiciary hanged 19 prisoners in various cities.
