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Iranians uprising deserves global support

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Iranian people’s uprising deserves global support ARTICLE 5/22/2018 Iranian people demand regime change in Iran Analysis by PMOI/MEK May 22, 2018 -  Shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal, his Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, delivering his first foreign policy speech, delivered a damning message to the Iranian regime and went as far as recognizing the Iranian people’s protests and uprising against the ruling regime. Secretary Pompeo referred to major JCPOA flaws and the “blood money” offered to Tehran and Revolutionary Guards Quds Force (IRGC) chief Qassem Soleimani, while recalling  United Nations  Security Council resolutions reiterating any new agreement with the Iranian regime must include halting uranium enrichment, unhindered access to all nuclear sites, ending ballistic missiles proliferation and developing nuclear-capable missile systems, respecting Iraqi sovereignty parallel to disarming the Iranian regime...

The institutionalized corruption and cars smuggling in Iran

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Who’s Behind Iran’s Car Smuggling Business? Published on  23 May 2018 . By Staff Writer 75,000 foreign luxury cars are imported for Iranian regime’s state officials every year. Released with paying the least customs duties, many of the cars are illegally imported and even smuggled into the country. Meanwhile, the official figures in this regard are contradictory. While state media had previously reported on 6,000 cars illegally imported or smuggled into the country, deputy head of Automobile Importers Association announced in April that the number of illegally imported cars was more than 15,000. (State-run ISNA news agency, April 23, 2018) https://www.ncr-iran.org/en/news/economy/24787-who-s-behind-iran-s-car-smuggling-business

Maryam Rajavi Calls for Support for Nationwide Strike by Truck Drivers in Iran

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Iran: Maryam Rajavi Calls for Support for Nationwide Strike by Truck Drivers  Iran Uprising - No. 161 Strike was held in more than 70 cities in 24 provinces In more than 70 cities in 24 provinces Iranian Truck and heavyweight vehicles drivers went on strike on Tuesday May 22, 2018 to protest deterioration of their livelihoods, low freight, high cost of logistic and vehicle installment costs. They refused to move and load. Striking drivers declared that they would continue their strike until their demands are met. The strike is spreading to other cities and provinces. https://www.ncr-iran.org/en/ncri-statements/iran-protests/24788-iran-maryam-rajavi-calls-for-support-for-nationwide-strike-by-truck-drivers

The Iranian People’s Position on Sanctions

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Editorial: The Iranian People’s Position on Sanctions The US has begun imposing new sanctions on the Iranian regime following its decision to withdraw from the 2015 nuclear deal, known as the JCPOA. On May 21, describing US policy on Iran, Secretary Pompeo stated: “This sting of sanctions will be painful if the regime does not change its course from the unacceptable and unproductive path it has chosen to one that rejoins the League of Nations. These will indeed end up being the strongest sanctions in history when we are complete.” https://www.ncr-iran.org/en/news/nuclear/24785-editorial-the-iranian-people-s-position-on-sanctions

ّIs the Iran economy on brink of collapse and economic disintegration?

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Iran Economy on Brink of Collapse? By Staff Writer The Iranian economy could decline and ultimately collapse specially after the US withdrawal from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), according to a report by experts from the Congressional Research Service. The report, titled “U.S. Decision to Cease Implementing the Iran Nuclear Agreement”, said: “There is potential for Iran’s economy to decline to the point where Iran’s leaders decide to accept a renegotiation of the JCPOA along the lines President Trump has insisted upon. Alternatively, severe economic deterioration could prompt Iranian officials to negotiate restrictions on Iran’s missile program, such as a limitation on the ranges of such missiles.” https://www.ncr-iran.org/en/news/economy/24782-iran-economy-on-brink-of-collapse

International Support for the Iranian People’s Uprising Is a Requisite to Peace and Coexistence in Middle East

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Maryam Rajavi: International Support for the Iranian People’s Uprising Is a Requisite to Peace and Coexistence Published on  21 May 2018 . Two weeks after withdrawing from JCPOA, the United States Secretary of State in his first public message recognized the Iranian people’s uprising against the religious dictatorship and the biggest sponsor of terrorism and called for an international front against the Iranian regime. The Secretary of State  referred to major flaws of the JCPOA and the “blood money” offered to the regime and individuals like Qassem Soleimani, an IRGC Commander, and recalled Security Council resolutions to reiterate that any new agreement with the Iranian regime must include a halt to nuclear enrichment, unqualified access to all nuclear sites, end to proliferation of ballistic missiles and development of nuclear-capable missile systems, respect for the sovereignty of Iraq and disarming proxy forces, withdrawal of all forces under Iranian command...

United states and a New Iran Strategy

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Remarks of Mike Pompeo U.S. Secretary of State: After the Deal, a New Iran Strategy Published on  21 May 2018 . Two weeks ago, President Trump terminated the United States participation in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, more commonly known as the Iran nuclear deal. President Trump withdrew from the deal for a simple reason: it failed to guarantee the safety of the American people from the risk created by the leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran. No more. No more wealth creation for Iranian kleptocrats. No more acceptance of missiles landing in Riyadh and in the Golan Heights. No more cost-free expansions of Iranian power. No more. https://www.ncr-iran.org/en/news/iran-world/24780-remarks-of-mike-pompeo-u-s-secretary-of-state-after-the-deal-a-new-iran-strategy