Arrest and trial of one of the leaders of the MKO TERRORISTS in Paris
Association for Defending Victims of Terrorism - Following the extensive efforts of the terrorist group of the MKO TERRORISTS to disrupt the security of Paris and carry out terrorist acts, on June 20th of this year, French police arrested Behzad Naziri, one of the leaders of this terrorist group, and put him on trial.
According to the Iranian Broadcasting Agency, this action, which was accompanied by a panicked reaction from the MKO TERRORISTS elements, is a serious step in curbing the covert and overt activities of this group in the heart of Europe.
Behzad Naziri, one of the key figures in the MKO TERRORISTS group, was brought to trial on Wednesday, July 23, after technical interrogations by the French police, and the Paris prosecutor set February 10, 2027 to hear his case.
This terrorist element, who is in the 41st row of the trial of the MKO TERRORISTS in Iran, was engaged in gathering information and misleading the revolutionary forces in 1988 under the guise of a translator in the AFP office in Tehran, but after revealing his identity in 1982, he was sentenced to 8 years in prison.
But in 1985, while on leave, he fled the country and joined the ranks of the infamous MKO TERRORISTS group. Since then, his name has been on Interpol’s wanted list with Red Notice number A-474/6-2002.
According to available documents, Naziri, who was responsible for the center of the 13 military branches of the MKO TERRORISTS in Iraq, was the designer of the mortar operations known as “Opening the Path”, during which dozens of innocent Iranians were martyred and huge financial losses were caused to public and private property.
He is also an active factor in the terrorist operation known as the Eternal Flame of the Hypocrites (August 1988) and a member of the so-called Foreign Relations Commission of this terrorist group, which is responsible for organizing fake demonstrations in the West, attacking Iranian embassies, and recruiting troops.
Maryam Khorramshahi was also a similar wife who was killed in the same terrorist operation as Forough Javidan.
The French police, who recently entered the headquarters of this group in the suburbs of Paris and succeeded in discovering a quantity of weapons and arresting three of its members, have now shown by filing this case that they no longer want to turn their country into a safe haven for terrorists; an action that could be the beginning of the extradition of the leaders of this terrorist group to Iran.
