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UPDATE: 10:30 PM CEST
Expert Warns Iran May Soon Threaten U.S. with Nuclear ICBMs
In an interview aired on Fox News on May 4, national security expert Robert Greenway warned that the regime in Iran is potentially within a year of developing intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) capable of delivering nuclear warheads to the United States.
Greenway argued that a nuclear-armed Iran would not only threaten military targets but would “blackmail us, create economic havoc, cut off certain navigable waters, make threats.” He stressed that Iran’s regime backs down only when confronted with force, saying, “Four decades of history have demonstrated that Iran will back down only when confronted with force.”
Calling Iran “at the weakest position… in at least three decades,” he said military action could be undertaken at lower risk. Rejecting accusations of warmongering, he added, “The only acceptable amount of enrichment for the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism is zero.”
UPDATE: 3:00 PM CEST
Iran-Backed Houthis in Yemen Feel Trump’s Wrath
For years, the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen have mounted drone and missile attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, forcing thousands of ships to abandon their main maritime route between Europe and Asia through the Suez Canal, diverting them around the African coast, adding costly travel time and impacting global trade. The Iranian mullahs openly backed and directed the attacks, citing the Houthis, an extremist Shi’ite movement, as part of their so called ‘Axis of Resistance’ against U.S., Saudi and Western influence in the Middle East. Heavily armed and trained by the Quds force, the extra-territorial wing of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the Houthis targeted Israeli, British and American ships in the Red Sea, with seeming impunity.
Iran’s Bloodthirsty Regime Goes on Sick Execution Spree with 22 Killed in 3 DAYS behind ‘Smoke Screen’ of US Nuke Talks
IRAN’S iron-fist regime has gone on an execution spree while the eyes of the world are on its nuclear talks with the US, insiders say.
At least 22 prisoners were killed last week in less than four days as the execution rate surges “dramatically” – with even more now at risk. Among them are Mehdi Hassani and Behrouz Ehsani whose lives are in “grave danger” after their appeals for retrial were rejected by Iran’s merciless commanders.
Sources say the worrying rise in executions is a “clear example of how repression at home escalates while more focus is placed on nuclear negotiation“.
UPDATE: 7:00 AM CEST
Five Arrested as Part of Counter Terrorism Policing Operation
Counter Terrorism Police have arrested five people on suspicion of terrorism offences as part of a proactive investigation, which is being led by the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command. The men, who were arrested on Saturday, 3 May, as part of a pre-planned operation are as follows:
[A] a 29-year-old man was arrested in the Swindon area
[B] a 46-year-old man was arrested in west London
[C] a 29-year-old man was arrested in the Stockport area
[D] a 40-year-old man was arrested in the Rochdale area
[E] a man (age to be confirmed) was arrested in the Manchester area
All five men were arrested on suspicion of preparation of a terrorist act, contrary to section 5 of the Terrorism Act (TACT), 2006. Four men [A-D] are Iranian nationals and were detained under TACT. The nationality of the fifth man [E] is still being established and he was detained under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE). All five men currently remain in police custody.
UPDATE: 6:00 AM CEST
PMOI Resistance Units across Iran Commemorate Martyrs of May 2, 1982
In commemoration of PMOI members killed by the Iranian regime on May 2, 1982, Resistance Units in multiple Iranian cities — including Tehran, Karaj, Tabriz, Mashhad, Shiraz, Chalous, Neka, and Nourabad Mamasani (Fars Province) — launched symbolic actions to honor the memory of over 60 martyrs who fell heroically in an uneven battle against the regime’s vicious security forces.
PMOI Resistance Units in Zahedan honor the martyrs of May 2, 1982, who fell in an unequal struggle against the oppressive forces of the Iranian regime in Tehran. pic.twitter.com/0pOOUgZeE2
— People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) (@Mojahedineng) May 3, 2025
The commemorative activities included banners, wall slogans, symbolic memorial tables, and portraits of the fallen commander Mohammad Zabeti and his comrades who resisted the regime’s forces to the last bullet.
Iranian Youth Mark Workers’ Day with Fiery Attacks on Regime Centers across Multiple Cities
Iran’s heroic rebellious youth, coinciding with International Workers’ Day and approaching the seventh day since workers were killed in the Bandar Abbas explosion caused by the regime’s mismanagement, carried out 11 explosive operations against the regime’s centers of crime, suppression, and plunder, whose hands are stained with the blood of laborers.
The rebellious youth expressed condolences to the grieving people of Bandar Abbas, holding the IRGC and regime supreme leader Ali Khamenei responsible for the deadly disaster and the resulting bloodshed and damage. They emphasized that “Storing missile fuel near innocent and unaware people and workers is a crime against humanity.” The fiery response of the rebellious youth to the ruling establishment’s anti-worker crimes and madness is as follows.
A Woman Executed at Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj
In the early hours of Thursday, May 1, 2025, a woman named Saghar was executed at Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj. Saghar, a resident of Kamalshahr, Karaj, had been sentenced to death in connection with a joint murder case involving a man named Mehrdad.
Saghar and Mehrdad were arrested approximately six years ago on charges of murdering Saghar’s husband, Farid. Following several court sessions, both defendants were sentenced to death by the Iranian judiciary—a verdict later upheld by the Supreme Court.
However, Mehrdad managed to avoid execution after obtaining the consent of the victim’s family and paying diyeh (blood money). Saghar, unable to secure such an agreement, was ultimately executed.
Negligence and Secrecy: The Regime’s Role in the Bandar Abbas Explosion
The deadly explosion at Iran’s Bandar Abbas port has once again exposed the lethal consequences of systemic mismanagement, corruption, and military secrecy under the Iranian regime. The blast, which claimed at least 70 lives and injured over 1,300 people, was not a mere accident—it was the predictable result of a regime that routinely prioritizes clandestine military ambitions over public safety.
The explosion occurred in the Shahid Rajaee Port’s private terminal—an area with restricted access and reportedly under the control of entities linked to Iran’s military apparatus. According to Saeed Jafari, CEO of the Sina Port and Maritime Services Development Company, the tragedy was triggered by misdeclared cargo: hazardous materials, including what experts believe may have been solid missile fuel, were listed as ordinary goods and stored without proper precautions.
Iran’s $750 Million Rail Deal Raises Questions Over Ties to Convicted Tycoon Babak Zanjani
In a controversial development, the CEO of Avan Rail has indirectly confirmed that the company is being funded by assets linked to Babak Zanjani, a billionaire businessman convicted of massive financial corruption. This revelation follows the signing of a major contract worth over 64 trillion tomans (approximately $750 million) between Avan Rail and the Islamic Republic of Iran Railways.
On Sunday, April 20, Iranian media reported that Iran Railways had signed an agreement with Avan Rail—a subsidiary of Dot One Holding—to purchase 300 diesel self-propelled passenger trains, 50 freight locomotives, and 600 freight wagons. Avan Rail later announced on its website that the deal involves the production and supply of 2,000 freight and passenger wagons and locomotives.
Kayhan Newspaper: Tehran Will Never Submit to Complete Nuclear Disarmament
Kayhan, a state-run newspaper overseen by a representative of Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iranian regime, referred to the postponement of talks with the United States this week and wrote that uranium enrichment under the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) is “Iran’s explicit right” and that the “shameless possessors and users of atomic bombs” cannot deprive NPT members of the right to the “peaceful production of enriched uranium.”
The NPT is the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
Kayhan wrote: “The Iranian side may be willing to reduce the level of enrichment to a non-military threshold and allow independent verification of this reduction, but it will never submit to complete nuclear disarmament.”
The Dire Situation of Female Political Prisoners in Iran’s Prisons – Part 7
Zahra Safaei, born in 1962 in Tehran, is a former political prisoner from the 1980s, imprisoned for eight years for her affiliation with the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).
Her father, Hassanalı Safaei, a respected merchant and political prisoner during both the Shah’s regime and the Islamic Republic, was executed in Evin Prison in 1981. Today, Zahra Safaei remains a victim of the regime’s brutal repression, enduring prolonged imprisonment, severe health crises, and systematic psychological torture.
On September 13, 2023, Zahra Safaei was arrested again along with her daughter, Parasto Moeini, and her son, Mohammad Masoud Moeini, at their home in Tehran. They were taken to Ward 209 of Evin Prison, notorious for solitary confinement and harsh interrogations.
On May Day, MEK Supporters Continue Geneva Sit-In to Support Iranian Workers and Condemn Executions
Geneva, Switzerland – May 1, 2025 — On the fourth day of a five-day sit-in at Place des Nations in front of the United Nations European headquarters, supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) renewed their call for global action against the Iranian regime’s human rights abuses.
Paris Exhibition Condemns Iran’s Human Rights Abuses, Honors Workers on May Day
Paris, France – May 1-2, 2025: Marking International Workers’ Day, supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) held a powerful exhibition in Paris to denounce the Iranian regime’s intensifying human rights abuses and its brutal use of the death penalty.