Expel Iran Spies from Germany and Blacklist IRGC

In the annual report from the German Federal Ministry of the Interior 04.07.2017, the threat from Iran is taken seriously, the security officials are advised to follow the activities of the Iranian intelligence services (MOIS) very closely, they are considered a threat to the security of Germany. The report states that the main task for the MOIS is to spy on and suppress opposition movements (Mostly MEK/PMOI) at home and abroad. In addition, the service gathers political, industrial and scientific intelligence in Western countries.

German Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution Report

According to reports from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Iran is not violating the JCPOA agreed on in July 2015. in return sanctions on Iran have been noticeably loosened since

implementation day in January 2016.  There has not been found evidence of Iran violating any part of the JCPOA, but the amount of evidence found for attempts to acquire proliferated-sensitive material for missile technology/ the missile program, which is not covered by the JCPOA, remained about the same. This means that when the JCPOA expires Iran will most likely have a working missile and rest assured, they are developing a nuclear warhead in secret as we speak.

Today there are many ways of reaching potential victims for the MOIS, social media on the internet is one of these means, it is easy to cover your tracks and the victim is often blackmailed into recruitment. The MOIS often use threats against family members still living in Iran and are not holding back on the type of threats used. MEK/PMOI are used to get threats from MOIS and in the 1980 MOIS conducted assassinations in Europe of Iranian opposition members.

PMOI/MEK supporters in Europe

After seeing the conduct of the Iran regime’s spies we can not look away and do nothing, we urge all countries to expel all Iranian spies from their countries, as a precaution to keep Iranian opposition safe and secure.

Also, Politiets sikkerhets tjeneste (PST) in Norway is aware of the MOIS threat against Iranian/Norwegians and are warning of the potential danger in their latest report from February 2017. Read the whole article here