True of Iran

Understanding the current state of the Iranian regime These days, the fascist regime ruling Iran is in the worst state of its 40-year history, surrounded by a multitude of political, social and economic crises. Iranian officials are regularly confessing to their regime's deadlock and their incapacity to find a way out. In contrast, the Iranian resistance and the people of Iran are gaining momentum with every passing day, especially after putting behind one of the greatest political acts of their history. In this short piece, we will briefly examine the current status of the Iranian regime. To understand the current state of the Iranian regime and its supreme leader Ali Khamenei, one must not listen to the official statements of the regime's officials and its media. The real state of the regime is reflected in undisclosed discussions and developments that are happening within the regime. Iranian regime president Hassan Rouhani regularly says that the cur...

Iranian crackdown on MEK shows the activist group has popular support Published on May 29, 2019   by Ali Safavi OPINION | Iran’s increasing crackdown on the MEK, an activist group accused by the mullahs of organizing mass protests, proves the group is the main alternative to the present Iranian regime. Lima Charlie World is publishing the following opinion article in its entirety. At times, Lima Charlie World will publish opinion articles that are relevant to critical foreign policy issues. The viewpoints expressed by the author do not necessarily reflect the opinions or viewpoints of Lima Charlie World. In light of escalating tensions with Iran, the terrorist designation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), and increasing popular protests inside the country, many are asking: Is there a viable alternative to Iran’s mullahs?   Well, the Iranian Regime itself gives us the answer. Last month, once again, senior Iranian regime officials publi...

Freedom-loving compatriots, Friends of the Iranian Resistance, Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Hon. Sid-Ahmad Ghozali, Senator Torricelli, Polish MPs and dignitaries, Representatives of European nations, And distinguished personalities, I salute you all. You have come together today to convey to the World Summit in Warsaw the voice of the people of Iran yearning for freedom and democracy. You are the voice of Iranian protesters calling on the world to break their silence over the abuses of our nation’s rights. The pain of our political prisoners in Khamenei’s dungeons, the sufferings of our Kurdish, Turk, Balochi and Arab compatriots, and the stifled desires and hopes of Iranian women, youths, workers, farmers, teachers and students are resonating in your cries. Their immediate demand from the world and their lawful expectation from the Warsaw Summit is for them to recognize the right of the Iranian people’s Resistance to overthrow the mullahs’ theocratic regime to achieve f...

The leader Iran’s regime fears the most is Maryam Rajavi Oct. 28, 2018 - In an article published on Sunday, October 28, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, now lawyer to U.S. President Donald Trump, calls for the recognition of Iranian opposition People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran ( PMOI/MEK ) as the alternative to the Iranian regime. As protests inside Iran escalate and the mullahs’ regime faces an ever-growing international isolation, analysts and observers are discussing the issue of the alternative for this regime that can guarantee the correct transition to freedom and democracy based on the Iranian people’s will. Originally published in the  Townhall  website: The American Iranian diaspora that stands against the regime in Iran last month came to New York, my city, as the international community does during the annual United Nations General Assembly meetings. For the ninth time, I had the honor of addressing them. We have an oblig...

The Baluchi father of these children was killed by Iranian regime security forces Iranian regime authorities killed a man in cold blood   Iran, Dec. 5, 2018 - A hardworking Baluchi father in southeast Iran, who put food on the table for his family by selling gasoline, was gunned down and murdered on Tuesday by members of the Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC). News of this incident broke out on social media, shedding light on only a small portion of the cruelty imposed on the Iranian people, especially the constantly oppressed Baluchi minority. Iranian regime authorities have increased their lethal measures against Baluchis who are selling fuel. This is in parallel to their killing and murdering of  porters  in the Kurdistan region of Iran’s western border with Iraq and Turkey. On November 26, the Iranian opposition coalition National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ) issued a  statement  reminding various cases of suc...