The Manhattan-based federal trial of two contract killers hired by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) coincided with the shocking revelation that killed Iranian-American journalist Masia Arinejad and ordered Tehran assassinated European opposition.
The trial and disclosure of the two suspects that Ayatollah raised the need to deal with Iranian threats to Iranian murderers in exile, and that former secretary Mike Pompeo and critics of Iranian American critics said the trial and disclosure of the two suspects.
Mohsen Rafiqdoost, a former high-level IRGC official who also served as the bodyguard for the founder of the Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, declared in a video interview where he oversaw the operation to eliminate Iranian opponents in exile.
He said in an interview with Iranian regime-controlled outlet Didehavan Iran that the opposition includes Shapur Baktia, former Iranian prime minister of Falovzad, a popular artist killed in Bonn, Germany.
Rafiqdoost said, “The Spanish Basque separatist group did these assassinations for us. We paid them and they committed the murders on our behalf.”
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Arinehad is said to have been targeted in an attempt to assassinate the Iranian regime's foiled. (Fox News)
Jason Brozky, United's policy director for nuclear Iran (UANI), said, “Mosen Rafikdost's comments are guilty. Whenever Iranian officials are interviewed by Western journalists who denies accomplices in the assassination plot, sand.”
Last week, the foreign minister of G-7 democracy announced in a joint statement that “Iran is a major source of regional instability and should not be allowed to develop and acquire nuclear weapons. They emphasized that Iran must change courses, escalate and choose to diplomacy. An attempt to assassinate foreign countries As a tool for coercion. ”
References to “an attempt to assassinate foreign countries” are an unusually harsh collective rhetorical responsibilities for Iran for their efforts to assassinate Trump, Aleinhad and Iranian opponents around the world.
In November, Fox News Digital reported that the Justice Department had blocked Iranian conspiracy to kill Trump in the weeks leading up to the election.
Iranian expert Lisa Daftali told Fox News Digital: “This revelation about Iran's global assassination campaign is a reminder of the length of the authoritarian regime silences dissent and exert control across borders. Direction, but that alone is not enough to stop Mullah.”
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Members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard march during the parade. The IRGC is designated by the State Department as a foreign terrorist organization. (Reuters)
“There is a need for stronger intelligence collaborations with allies and increased pressure on the IRGC through sanctions and other necessary punitive measures. The message must be clear. There is no place for state-sponsored terrorism.”
The United States and Canada classify the IRGC as a foreign terrorist group. Despite many IRGC terrorist plots and assassinations in Europe, the UK and the European Union are opposed to the designation of the IRGC as a terrorist organization.
Wahid Wadat Hag, a German-Iranian expert on the Tehran assassination campaign, spoke to Fox News about the former IRGC leader.
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A giant mural of Ayatollah Khamenei, including a small one from Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in Tehran, Iran, on March 8, 2020. (Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images)
Fox News Digital sent the press queen to the German Federal Prosecutor's Office in Bonn, where Falovzad was murdered, and to ask if he plans to resume the Falovzad case.
Mina Ahdi, a prominent German and Iranian opposition, raised the case of the former German ambassador to Iran and is currently a researcher at Princeton University, calling for an arrest by authorities.
Fox News Digital reported in April 2024 that it was allegedly oversaw the assassination of Iranian rebels in Europe, including Farrokhzad, in the 1990s. The Musabian, who was German ambassador to Iran from 1990 to 1997, vehemently denied allegations that he was involved in the Iranian regime-ordered massacre of Kurdish opposition in a Berlin restaurant in 1992.
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After Trump ordered a drone strike to kill Iranian regime terrorist Qassem Soleimani, designated US and EU in Iraq in 2020, the Musabians paid tribute to Soleimani at the 2022 Iran TV programme. According to the US government, the Musabians also attended Soleimani's funeral to attend Iran.
Mousavian took to X on the so-called Chain Murders in Iran – an extensive Iranian regime state-sponsored campaign that radiodicated important Iranian dissidents between 1986 and 1998. Mousavian said, “Fereydoun Farrokhzad was murdered in mid-August 1992 at his home in Bonn, Germany. At that time, I was the Iranian Ambassador to Germany, and along with my colleagues at the Embassy, I made extensive efforts to return to Germany.”
Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is working on the media during the polls for the parliamentary election held in Tehran on May 10, 2024. (Fatemeh Bahrami/Anadolu via Getty Images)
Mousavian's tweet stated, “We pursued the issue and Tehran's related authorities assured that Falovzad was assassinated by Iranian opposition parties overseas. We then informed the German authorities of Tehran's position in an interview.”
His statement said, “We hope that a person like Falovzad, willing to return to his homeland, has returned to his homeland safely. It is Iran's national interest to exploit the possibilities of Iranians living in the Iranian state and ensure complete security to return to his homeland.”
Mousavian did not respond to numerous Fox News Digital Email Press queries, including WhatsApp messages and calls.
Iranian-American human rights activist Lawdan Bazargan said the Iranian regime later lured Iranian opposition and later became obsessed with it. She questioned Musabian's explanation that he had tried to deport Falovzad. Bazagan cited the Javad Saffer case as a dissident who was killed by the regime back in Iran. The Iranian regime employs sophisticated surveillance operations to seduce prominent Iranian opponents into a country with loose security, lure them, and transport the opposition to Iran.
It involved journalist Ruhola Zam, who was fooled by the administration and executed in 2020. Zam's website and social media expertise spread information about protests against the administrative administration, exposing widespread administration corruption.
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The numerous Fox News digital prequeries sent to Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the United Nations mission were not answered.
Greg Norman of Fox News contributed to this report.
