Iran General NewsHoward Dean: Iranian regime leaders are war criminals

Howard Dean: Iranian regime leaders are war criminals

-

Iran Focus

London, 14 Jul – Last weekend’s rally for the Iranian Resistance attracted over 100,000 attendees to Paris.

Howard Dean, the former Governor of Vermont, was one of many bipartisan US politicians at the event.

In his speech he lauded the efforts of Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), and other members of the Resistance for coming together to fight the regime. He stated that Rajavi’s 10-point-plan was something that Western countries wanted to see implemented in Iran, with the introduction of a secular government.

Dean, the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, thanked the State Department for its progress on the matter of Iranian dissidents in Iraq but also criticized them for not going far enough, and failing to protect the Camp Liberty residents from the rocket attacks on 4 July. Camp Liberty houses members of the main Iranian opposition group People’s Mojahedin Organisation of Iran (PMOI or MEK).

Dean, a medical doctor, spoke of the cruelty of the regime towards its own citizens and the danger it poses to the security of the Middle East.

He said: “Not only have they murdered 2,500 of their own people in the last three years under the supposed moderate Rouhani, but they have helped murder 250,000 Syrian civilians by supporting the Butcher of Damascus, Bashar al-Assad. And let me remind my Americans at home that this is not just a matter of something that is going on in Iraq or Iran…. Rafsanjani and Khamenei were in the room when the decision was made by the Iranian intelligence community to blow up the Jewish centre in Buenos Aires in Argentina. These people are war criminals and they should be treated as war criminals”.

Latest news

Iran’s Negative Economic Growth: From Statistical Manipulation to the Collapse of Investment

When the gap between official figures and reality becomes too wide, the economic crisis is no longer confined to...

Iraq Sets September 30 as Deadline for Disarmament of Iranian Regime-Backed Militia Groups

Iraqi government spokesperson Haider al-Aboudi announced on Monday, June 29, that the government has given Shiite armed groups backed...

Escalating Iran-US Conflict Cuts Strait of Hormuz Traffic, Lifts Oil Prices

Oil Prices Rise and Ship Traffic Through the Strait of Hormuz Declines Following Tensions Between Iran and the United...

The ‘No To Executions Tuesdays’ campaign has entered its 127th week

The campaign “No to Executions Tuesdays,” a prisoner-led protest against executions held across multiple prisons in Iran, entered its...

Sixty-two Members of the Iranian Regime’s Assembly of Experts Call for Keeping the Strait of Hormuz Closed

As signs of divisions and rivalry at the highest levels of the Iranian regime have become increasingly apparent, 62...

Workers and Retirees in Iran Once Again Protest Over Living Conditions

Retirees and workers held protest gatherings and marches in several cities across Iran on Sunday, June 28, once again...

Must read

Earthquakes jolt south-east Iran

Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Feb. 28 – Two earthquakes...

Iran says arrested British agent for twin bombings

Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Oct. 17 – An individual...

You might also likeRELATED
Recommended to you