Reported by PMOI/MEK
Iran, Jan. 18, 2019 – Reports from cities all over Iran reveal a large amount of activities by Resistance Unit members associated to the Iranian opposition People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).
Members of a resistance unit in Baluchistan, southeast Iran, held a poster of Iranian Resistance leader Massoud Rajavi marking the 40th anniversary of his release from the shah’s prisons back in 1979.
In Tehran, members of numerous resistance units put up Massoud Rajavi posters in various parts of the Iranian capital.
In Ahvaz, southwest Iran, Massoud Rajavi posters were put up with subscripts reading, “Hail to Rajavi – Death to Khamenei,” referring to Iranian regime Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Members of Resistance Unit 824 in Isfahan, central Iran, set fire to the entrance of a Basij paramilitary base linked to the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC). They also left a sign at the scene reading, “Hail to Rajavi – Khamenei is a murderer, his rule is void.”
In the city of Dorud in Lorestan Province, western Iran, members of Resistance Unit 153 also set fire to the entrance of an IRGC Basij base and left behind a sign reading, “We answer attacks with attacks, and fire with fire.”
Members of Resistance Unit 980 in Mashhad set fire to a poster of Khamenei and Iranian regime founder Khomeini.
In Karaj, west of Tehran, members of a resistance unit put up Massoud Rajavi posters with subscripts reading, “People across the globe should know, Massoud Rajavi is our leader.”
Members of resistance units in Arak, central Iran, took to graffiti and putting up signs containing similar slogans.
In Shiraz, resistance unit members saw south-central Iran, this slogan written in graffiti.
Members of resistance units in Urmia, northwest Iran, put up signs quoting Massoud Rajavi, “Keep up the fire of uprising at any price, anywhere, at any opportunity and any time possible.”
Members of Resistance Unit 991 in Mashhad, northeast Iran, set fire to a large poster of Iranian regime Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. They took footage of this scene and left a sign at the site reading, “Khamenei should know it will be overthrown soon – Hail to Rajavi.” PMOI/MEK members and supporters are gearing to celebrate January 20, the anniversary of the release of Iranian Resistance leader Massoud Rajavi and the last group of political prisoners from the prisons of the Shah’s dictatorship back in 1979.
Members of Resistance Unit 500 in Sabzevar, also in northeast Iran, set fire to a poster of Khamenei and Iranian regime founder Khomeini. They took footage of their measures and were seen chanting “Death to Khamenei – Hail to Rajavi.”
In Tehran, members of a resistance unit put up posters quoting Iranian opposition President Maryam Rajavi, “Protests and demonstrations by people from all walks of life will continue until the final victory, with resistance units leading the way.”
A resistance unit in Rasht, northern Iran, took to graffiti in various parts of the city and wrote, “Death to Khamenei – Hail to Rajavi – Death to the mullahs’ republic – Death to the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) – Death to the mullahs’ regime – Death to Khamenei – Death to the dictator – Death to the mullahs’ principle.”
Another resistance unit in Tehran put up a poster of Maryam Rajavi’s ten-point plan for a free Iran.
In Khorramabad, western Iran, members of resistance units took to graffiti and wrote “Death to Khamenei – Hail to Rajavi” in various parts of the city.
Members of a resistance unit in Varamin, southeast of Tehran, also took to graffiti and wrote, “Hail to Rajavi – Death to Khamenei – Hail to the PMOI/MEK – Death to Khamenei,” in various parts of the city.
In Isfahan, members of Resistance Unit 362 commemorated those who lost their lives at the hands of the Iranian regime’s security forces during the Dec/Jan 2018 uprising.
In Semnan, Kermanshah and Karaj members of different resistance units wrote “Death to Khamenei” in graffiti in various districts.
In Khash, southeast Iran, resistance unit members quoted Massoud Rajavi in their graffiti, “The anti-human enemy will definitely be overthrown – The fire of these uprisings will never be put out.”
In Izzeh, southwest Iran, resistance units were seen putting up signs reading, “Down with the mullahs’ regime.”
