Ending up appeasment policy with mullahs in Iran

Appeasement of Iran Must End
A tumultuous year lies ahead. With a new administration taking the helm in Washington, the French elections upcoming, then the sham “elections” in Iran, and unprecedented developments in the making in the Middle East and on the international stage.
2017 has begun with enormous concerns for the mullahs in Iran. With the death of former Iranian regime president Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, Iran’s establishment witnessed the fall of one of its two pillars. With the regime weakness bringing joy to the Iranian population, the mullahs are left terrified of a repeat of uprisings on the model of 2009. This is especially significant with crucial presidential “elections” coming in May. The Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the most ruthless factions of his regime have the main source of distributing terrorism and instability across this flashpoint region. In fact, their presence in Syria guarantees the mullahs’ continued rule back home. No political solution is possible in the Levant as long as the IRGC and their Shiite militias are present in the country. Thus, if we seek peace in this land, the only serious path forward lies in expelling the mullahs from Syria. The main party in detriment from a ceasefire and eventual peace in Syria is none other than Tehran. Today’s Iran has an alternative with a democratic agenda based on respecting religious freedoms, universal suffrage, separation of church and state, and gender equality. The voice of this alternative should be heard, as proposed by nearly two dozen senior top U.S. officials in a hand-delivered letter to President Donald Trump. This alternative is none other than the National Council of Resistance of Iran under the leadership of Maryam Rajavi, who years ago presented her vision for a future Iran in a 10-point-plan.

What Is Iran’s Syria Policy After Donald Trump?

The election of Donald Trump as the new president of the United States came as an expected turn of events. The mullahs took full advantage of the appeasement policy adopted by U.S. President Barack Obama and his administration, especially to fuel the Syria war in support of ally Bashar Assad.
Yet with a new administration in Washington, Tehran is extremely disturbed over how to maintain its grip over the region, with a special focus on Syria. Considering Syria its 35th province, Iran deployed its Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) to take command of the troops fighting against Syrian opposition forces.

The rise of ISIS
The war in Syria, dragging for years due to Iran’s meddling, paved the grounds for the rise of Daesh (ISIS, ISIL).
“ISIS was created by Assad releasing 1,500 prisoners from jail and Maliki releasing 1,000 people in Iraq who were put together as a force of terror types,” said U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in a previous interview with Fox News. 
The role of Russia
Iran doubled the number of its forces in Syria to 60,000 and launched “Operation Moharram” aimed at retaking vast areas from opposition control, including the flashpoint strategic city of Aleppo. Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei also ordered the regular army’s 65th Division to Aleppo.
Extent of Iran’s meddling in Syria
The budget Iran has allocated to its Syria campaign ranges around $100 billion, most sent under the disguise of Khamenei’s office to facilitate the process.
Senior Iranian military commanders are regularly inspecting the situation on the ground and numerous high-ranking officers, including Hossein Hamedani, a senior IRGC commander, have been killed.
Blueprint of Iran forces in Syria
To exert greater control over the entire war front, the IRGC has structured all pro-Assad forces fighting in Syria into five different sectors, consisting of four fronts (north, south, middle and costal) under a central command post. Known as the “Glass Building,” the command center is strategically adjacent to Damascus International Airport to provide a fast escape route for Iranian commanders in case the Syrian capital shows signs of falling.
Talking in numbers
One can reach a more extensive image of Iran’s presence in Syria when referring to the number of troops, as were reported by the National Council of Resistance of Iran.
Looking ahead
It is quite obvious that President-elect Donald Trump will be inheriting a very complicated Syria dossier from his predecessor. Iraq and Yemen are also facing devastation due to Iran’s involvement and export of extremism and Islamic fundamentalism. As a result, the Middle East is truly on the brink of triggering a conflict of global proportions and consequences.
11 Arab states have recently issued an unprecedented letter to outgoing U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemning Iran’s meddling across the Middle East. This measure, followed by a House of Representatives resolution seeking sanctions against Syria, have sent strong signals to Tehran.

It's time to rethink the U.S. policy toward Iran

 After eight years, the Obama administration has run its course. The next president will have the chance to right the wrongs and correct past mistakes by taking the right side and standing with the people of Iran and the region, who have suffered the most at the hands of the mullahs and have the greatest potential to bring change that can put Iran and the Middle East on the path toward the re-establishment of peace and stability.
After signing the nuclear deal with Iran, President Obama, who Was very satisfied of his foreign policy toward Iran, expressed hope “to have conversations with Iran that incentivize them to behave differently in the region, to be less aggressive, less hostile, more cooperative, to operate the way we expect nations in the international community to behave.” Last Thursday, State Department Spokement Mark Toner admitted just how misplaced those hopes were by saying, and added: Iranian behavior in the region that is, frankly, not positive, that is unconstructive.
Obama had to hope that Iran cooperate in resolving the issues in Syria, Iraq and Yemen. A year after the nuclear deal, not only has the Iranian regime failed to manifest a modicum of cooperation on the crises riddling the region, but Iran’s contribution to the resolution of the Syrian conflict has been the dispatch of tens of thousands of troops to shore up the Assad regime and prolong a crisis. During this time, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), has benefited the most from the economic incentives of the nuclear deal, has spent the cash windfall to send arms to the Houthis in Yemen. And in Iraq, Iran-backed militias continue to keep the country on the precipice of sectarian strife. General Hossein Salami, the Deputy Chief of the IRGC, during a speech he delivered on the anniversary of the occupation of the U.S. embassy in Tehran also threatened that Iran would scrap the nuclear deal and reactivate its centrifuges if the U.S. didn’t stand up to its commitments.

IRGC Deputy Chief Boasts:Iran will send the deal to museum, if US don't honor its commitments under the JCPOA

Deputy Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Brigadier General Hussein Salami warned on Thursday that if the US fails to honor its commitments under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), Iran will send the deal to museum and return to the first point. “The Iranian government has promised the nation that if the US fails to honor its commitments under the nuclear deal, it will nullify the deal and resume nuclear activities,” the Iranian commander added. 

IRGC forces support Assad in Syria war

Mohammadreza Fallahzadeh a former of  IRGC

NCRI - On April 12 Reza Fallahzadeh a former General of the regime's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) and former goverment general of Yazd Province, was injured during clashes in the south of Aleppo. He was injured when the vehicle carrying him was hit by a mortar shell. He was transferred to Tehran for treatment the following day. Several other IRGC officers were killed in the recent clashes the southern outskirts of Aleppo, Their names were given as: Alireza Safarpour Jajarmi, Ali Bayat, Aqil Shibak, Hossein Ali Kiani, Ammar Bahmani, Sajjad Khalili, Mohammad Taghi Salkhordeh, Hossein Bavas, Mohammad Jebeli, Abolfazl Rahchamani and Hamid Ghasempour. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, said in an interview with the pan-Arab daily Asharq Al-Awsat on Sunday that the mullahs' regime in Iran would collapse once Syrian dictator Assad is toppled. Mrs.Maryam Rajavi pointed out that Tehran's strategy is based on interference in the internal affairs of other countries, warmongering and export of terrorism; however, the regime's regional plots failed after the start of the Decisive Storm operation against its proxies. "If Assad falls out of power in Damascus, then the Iranian regime will evidently follow and collapse in Tehran," Mrs. Rajavi said. 

Maryam Rajavi: Iran regime will collapse when Assad is toppled in Syria

NCRI - On sunday April 17, Mrs Maryam Rajavi the President-elect of Iranian Resistance had a Mrs. Maryam Rajavi told about the relationship between the fall of Assad and the mullahs' regime in Iran. Mrs. Rajavi pointed out that mullah's strategy is based on export of terrorism and interference in the internal affairs of other countries. "If Assad falls out of power in Damascus, certainly the Iranian regime will follow, that's is why Iran's regime has been trying to keep Assad in power at any cost," said Mrs. Rajavi. The fronts in Syria and Iraq are in effective escalation, and the regime has sent 60,000 Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) soldiers and affiliated militias to fight in Syria, "Mrs. Rajavi added. "The Iranian regime can be defeated once and for all in Bahrain if it is confronted with a decisive alliance formed by regional countries," Mrs. Rajavi said, adding that the Iranian regime is close to drowning in the quagmire of Syria's civil war. When asked about the Iranian regime's nuclear danger, Mrs. Rajavi explained that the regime has only "temporarily" lost its ability to manufacture a nuclear arsenal and will soon resume what it had long planned for. The missile program, according to Mrs. Rajavi, is an attempt for establishing missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads, as a part of a plan to spread fear in the region and raise the morale of its supporters.
The full text of the interview was published in Arabic on Page 10 of the Asharq Al-Awsat on Sunday, April 17, 2016: http://aawsat.com/node/618191 . A shorter version, carrying highlights of the interview in English was also published on the website of the English edition of the Asharq Al-Awsat:
http://english.aawsat.com/2016/04/article55349689/maryam-rajavi-iranian-regime-will-collapse-following-assads-leave-power

Iran - Mullah's regime save Assad dictatorship by ramps up IRGC forces

NCRI - A group of IRGC force deployed in Sheibani Base to protect Bashar Assad's palace. 

According to reports obtained from inside the Iranian regime, Khamenei has dispatched hordes of Islamic Revolution Guards Crops (IRGC) and mercenary militias, as well as groups of the regime's army to Syria to launch new attacks against the opposition and the Free Syrian Army (FSA), especially in Aleppo province. The IRGC has taken over Sheibani, a large base situated between Damascus and Zabdani that formerly housed Assad's Republican Guard, from Assad's army and renamed it Imam Hussein Base. Several thousand forces from the 19th Fajr Commando Brigade from Iran's Fars Corps, as well as battalions from the Fatemiyoun and Lebanese Hezbolla have been deployed at this base. They are also considered the reserve force that protects Assad's palace. By orders of the Qods Force, Iraqi paramilitary forces Such as Al-Nujaba, the Badr Organization, Saraya Khorasani, Asaib Ahl al-Haq, and Kataeb Hezbollah forces have further dispatched to Syria. These mercenaries go from Iraq to Abadan, in Iran, from Where They are flown to Syria in Several daily flights by Mahan Airlines.

Iran - The students receive prison sentence

 Arash Sadeghi, Golrokh Iriai (Ebrahimi), Behnam Mosivand and Navid Kamran

NCRI - Tehran -On Sunday February 22, 2016 a Court in Tehran condemned a student activists Arash Sadeghi, to 19 years imprisonment by Judge Arabpoor, and also his wife Golrokh Iriai (Ebrahimi) condemned to 6 years imprisonment. Arash Sadeghi, his wife Golrokh Iriai (Ebrahimi), Behnam Mosivand and Navid Kamran were violently arrested in September 2014 by the intelligence organization of the Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).

 Mr. Sadeghi’s mother suffered a heart attack at the time of his arrest and died a few days later.Arash Sadeghi, a student in Allameh University, has already spent seven months in solitary confinement. Amnesty International said in a statement Student activist Arash Sadeghi, 26, is protesting against his inhumane treatment and is believed to be at risk of torture and in need of urgent medical care, Amnesty International said in a statement. Arash Sadeqi launched his hunger strike on March 15 in protest to brutal torture committed by the regime’s prison guards. Mr. Sadeqi’s shoulder and ribs were broken as a result of torture.

Iran - Why can't 'Hassan Rouhani' be a moderate

NCRI- The West countries look to Rouhani as a 'moderate' and one of the 'good guys' but Iranian people and resistance know very well that he represents the fundamentalism idea. Mr. Booker wrote in the January 24 edition of The Sunday Telegraph: "For a start the real power in Iran lies not with Rouhani but with its Supreme Leader, the Ayatollah Khamenei, who is directly responsible the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), Iran’s equivalent of the old Soviet KGB, imposing ruthless order at home and supporting terror across the Middle East." Hassan Rouhani is the president of the regime who has been supported of Assad regime in Syria since 2011by the IRGC and barrel bombs and all. The parer added:
"Since the 'moderate' Rouhani took office in 2013, Iran has embarked on what Amnesty International calls 's staggering execution spree', giving it the highest per capita state-killing rate in journalists, Christians and anyone who can be viewed as a political or religious dissident - in obedience, as Rouhani said in 2014, to 'God's commandments'."

Iran - kidnapping and blackmails are as a weapon for the mullahs

NCRI - According to Iraqi intelligence and US goverment sources, on Friday three Americans kidnapped by an Iranian-backed Shiite militia. Iraqi officials say they are the first Americans to be abducted in Iraq since the withdrawal of U.S. troops in 2011. “Sen. Marco Rubio on Wednesday suggested the three Americans were taken hostage by forces with ties to Iran, in connection with the release of four Americans imprisoned in Iran this weekend,” NBC News reported. 

In a speech in Tehran, IRGC Brigadier General Mohammadreza Naghdi, Commander of the suppressive Basij force, described hostage-taking and blackmail as “the way to get our right from the arrogant”. He referred to the arrest of U.S. citizens and the detention of U.S. boats in the Persian Gulf as examples.

 

Iran - IRGC appointed new commander in Syria

Mohammad Jafar Assadi

NCRIx - According to reports from inside of Iran's regime after the death of General Hossein Hamadani, commander of the Iranian regime's forces in Syria, and injury to commander of the IRGC Quds Force (QF) Qassem Soleimani, Khamenei in fear of overthrow Assad appointed a new Iranian commander in Syria. 
After the death Hossein Hamedani commander of the Iranian regime’s forces in Syria, Mohammad Jafar Assadi, was replaced him. He is  one of the oldest Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps commander. Mohammad Jafar Assadi, joined the IRGC in March 1980 and was one of the commanders of the anti-patriotic war with Iraq. He was commander of the IRGC in Lebanon from 2003 to 2007 and then commander of the IRGC Ground Forces from 2008 to 2009. In October 2015 he was appointed commander of Imam Hossein Base that is responsible for organizing ‘Imam Hossein’ battalions that are tasked with domestic suppression. But very shortly afterwards he was transferred to Syria and IRGC Brigadier General Gholamhossein Gheibparvar replaced him as the commander of Imam Hossein Base.

Iran - The mullah's regime conceal Qasem Soleimani injury in Syria

soleimani-alwaght

The Iranian regime ha published a ficititous interview with Qassem Soleimani  and run on the Alvaght website.
NCRI - Following consecutive defeats of the IRGC in Syria, posting of a report by the IRanian Resistance that Qassem Soleimani, Commander of the terrorist Quds force (QF), has been wounded hsa badly shaken the morale of the criminal forces dispatched to syria causing deep concern of Iranian regime's leaders. 
In a ludicrous attempt to depict that everything is normal to hide Soleimani’s injury, a QF website dubbed “Alwaght” posted a fabricated report claiming that it has interviewed Soleimani in his office in Tehran on Sunday, November 29. Immediately, dozens of regime’s major and minor websites posted Alwaght’s interview with Soleimani. The picture of Soleimani posted alongside this interview has been on the internet for about a year now.

Iranian regime in quagmire of war with Syrian people, extensive casualties of IRGC and its mercenaries
5000 revolutionary guards, elements of Hezbollah, thousands of Iraqi hirelings, and thousands of Afghan and Pakistani mercenaries in syria
Names of 16 IRGC brigadier generals killed in Syria so far   

NCRI - Pursuant to the November 28 statement by the NCRI security and Anti-terrorism Committee about Qassem soleimani, the criminal Commander of the terrorist Qods Force (QF), getting wounded in Syria, the following supplementary information from inside the revolutionary guards (IRGC) about the presence of IRGC forces or other Iranian regime's mercenaries in syria and the casualties that they constantly suffer is worth.

The National Council of Resistance of Iran
Committee on Security and Anti-terrorism
November 30, 2015
 

Iran - Qassem Suleimani, the commander of Qods Force severely injured in Syria

Qassem Suleimani, the commander of the terrorist Qods Force

NCRI -According to report by IRGC: Two weeks ago, Qassem Suleimani, the notorious commander of the terrorist Qods Force,  has suffered severe shrapnel wounds, including in the head, while at Aleppo's southern. Due to the severity of his wounds he was immediately transferred by an IRGC helicopter to Damascus and after receiving preliminary treatment was transferred to Tehran. He hospithlized at IRGC Baqiyatollah Hospital which is in Tehran's Mollasadra Street and so far has undergone at least two surgeries. 

Qasem Soleimani in syria

Dr. Alireza Jalali, head of the Baqiyatollah Hospital directly follows up Soleimani's condition. The head of Section C7 is Dr. Amir Davoudi and IRGC element Sheikhi is the coordinator of Section C7.
Two months ago, 6 August 2015, Qasem Soleimani had gone to Russia for meetings with Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and President Vladimir Putin. However, after the most intense bombings and massacre of thousads of civilians in the past couple of months, the Iranian regime has nothing to show for it except an unprecedented increase in the number of Revolutionary Guards' corpses, including many IRGC brigadier generals.

National Council of Resistance of Iran
Security and Anti-terrorism Committee
November 28, 2015