Reported by PMOI/MEK
Iran, Oct. 21, 2018 –Resistance Units linked to the Iranian opposition People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), establishing a vast network across Iran, are commemorating the election anniversary of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi as President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
A resistance unit in Tehran put up posters of Maryam Rajavi with sentences marking this anniversary.
Members of Resistance Units 999, 432 and 410 in the country’s capital also put up Maryam Rajavi posters.
Resistance Unit 388 in Gilan, northern Iran, also celebrated this day by putting up Maryam Rajavi posters in various areas.
Resistance unit members in Karaj put up Maryam Rajavi posters calling for more such units in all schools and colleges.
In Isfahan, central Iran, members of a resistance unit marked this day by putting up various Maryam Rajavi posters across the city.
Members of Resistance Units in Mashhad, Tabriz, Shahmirzad, Kurdistan, Urmia, Salmas, Shahr–e Kord, Eslamshahr, Kermanshah, Ardabil, Tuyserkan, Qarchak and Hamedan were also seen carrying out similar measures on this anniversary.
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Resistance Units across Iran expanding their activities commemorating the 25th anniversary of the election of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi as the NCRI President.
Members of a resistance unit in Tehran put posters of Maryam Rajavi’s quote saying victory over the murderous mullahs regime is imminent and Iran will be free.
Members of another resistance unit in Tehran also put up a poster of Maryam Rajavi at a pedestrian bridge.
Members of Resistance Unit 419 put up a poster of Maryam Rajavi saying, “Our objective is guaranteed freedom and democracy at all costs, even if it costs us our lives.”
It is worth noting that Iran’s regime considers support for the PMOI/MEK as punishable by death. Therefore, these individuals daring to carry out such measures and send footage of their activities to the PMOI/MEK are literally risking their lives in this effort.
In Shiraz, south-central Iran, members of a resistance unit put up posters of Maryam Rajavi reading, “Democracy, freedom, with Maryam Rajavi.”
In Rasht, northern Iran, members of a resistance unit put up Maryam Rajavi posters at a pedestrian bridge.
Other such posters in this city portrayed images of Maryam Rajavi and quotes calling on the Iranian people to rise and overthrow the mullahs’ regime.
In Zanjan, northwest Iran, members of a resistance unit also put up posters of Maryam Rajavi reading, “No to compulsory clothing regulations.”
In Borujerd, western Iran, members of a resistance unit took to graffiti writing, “Democracy, freedom, with Maryam Rjaavi.”
In Sanandaj, western Iran, members of a resistance unit also took to graffiti writing, “Freedom, justice and national sovereignty with Maryam Rajavi.”
