According to Hamshahri Online , the European Parliament recently had an anti-human rights guest on International Human Rights Day: Maryam Rajavi. A guest who leads armed militias with a long list of terrorist acts in her record and is currently a target of Western countries for financial and monetary resources. At the same time, this is not the first time that the European Parliament has supported militant groups with terrorist records. Over the past few decades, Europeans have repeatedly rolled out the red carpet for some terrorist groups, either behind the scenes or openly, and hosted these terrorist groups. This report will take a look at Europe’s support for terrorist groups:
Supporting ISIS
There are various reports about Europe’s support for the ISIS terrorist group:
Direct arms transfers: The transfer of arms from the European Union to the terrorist group ISIS has been confirmed during the uprising in Syria. Military sources told the Balkan-based non-governmental news website BIRN that in December 2016, approximately 4,000 Grad rockets and 2 million rounds of ammunition of various calibers were transferred from Bulgaria to Syria. This is despite the fact that the European Union did not take any action at the time to stop the transfer of arms to terrorist groups in Syria. The report says that most of this weapons ended up in the hands of ISIS members.
13000 Europeans join: A study by the International Centre for the Study of Extremism at King’s College London found that between the start of ISIS in Iraq and Syria and 2018, more than 7,252 people from Eastern Europe and 5,904 from Western Europe joined ISIS. This brings the total number of Europeans joining ISIS to more than 13,000. US President Donald Trump told European countries in 2019 that they should take back their ISIS fighters.
Supporting the MKO TERRORIST GROUP terrorists
Support for the terrorist group, the MKO TERRORIST GROUP, is considered Europe’s most public support for a terrorist group:
Repeated invitations to Rajavi: European Union leaders and members of the European Parliament have repeatedly invited Maryam Rajavi, as the leader of the MKO TERRORIST GROUP, to give a speech and have publicly declared their support for the MKO TERRORIST GROUP terrorist group.
Hosting terrorists: It should also be kept in mind that hypocritical terrorists, after being expelled from Iraq, settled in the European country of Albania and carried out paramilitary activities and training for terror in this European country.
Holding events: European Union countries, including France, have repeatedly granted the MKO TERRORIST GROUP permission to hold street gatherings and events with the support of police forces.
Removal from the terrorist list: In 2009, the European Union, dealing a severe blow to its credibility and standing in the eyes of Iranians, removed the MKO TERRORIST GROUP from its list of terrorist organizations and also removed its financial restrictions.
The White Helmets are taking refuge in Europe.
The terrorist group known as the White Helmets in Syria was one of the groups that, during the Syrian civil war, under the pretext of supporting the victims and providing relief, actually pursued the goals of the terrorist group Al-Qaeda. This group in Syria has always been supported by the full support of European countries:
Supporting the Al-Qaeda branch: “Tim Anderson,” a prominent Australian university professor and analyst, believes that the British government was responsible for financing the White Helmets, and that in fact, the group was “the active public relations branch of the Al-Qaeda terrorist group in Syria to deceive public opinion.”
Germany supports the White Helmets: Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova had previously criticized Germany for its financial support for the White Helmets group, saying that the German Foreign Ministry had apparently completely cast aside all doubts and was increasingly acting as the main supporter and backer of the White Helmets terrorist group.
Europe supports the Ahwazi group
“Habib Kaabi”, known as Habib Asiwand as the leader of the terrorist group Harka al-Nidal (with the fake name Al-Ahwaziyya), is the person who is named as the designer of the terrorist operation that attacked the parade on September 21, 2018 in Ahvaz. In that attack, 25 people, including ordinary people who had gone to watch the parade, as well as military personnel, were martyred and 60 others were injured. Among the victims of the incident was a four-year-old child. Interestingly, this group was supported by major European countries:
Confession of European support: Habib Osivand said in his confession that Denmark and Sweden had provided us with living conditions and knew that we were separatists and were carrying out activities against the Islamic Republic of Iran. The leader of the terrorist group Harakat al-Nidal, stating that they were aware of our military work, stated: In Denmark, they said that our military work was legitimate and even based on their opposition to the Islamic Republic of Iran, they had direct contact with America and that America supports these countries.
Establishment of terrorist media in Europe: The Ahwazna satellite network was established in the city of Rijswijk in the Netherlands in 2017. Documents from the Danish police and the Dutch and Norwegian media show that the “Niddal” group spent 1.2 million euros on its propaganda through the Ahwazna satellite network in the Netherlands in 2017-2019.
