Iranian Resistance supporters calling for the extradition of Assadollah Assadi from Germany to Belgium for prosecution
Following the foiled Iranian regime’s terror plot targeting the Iranian opposition convention in Paris on June 30th, Iranians living in Europe and North America have launched a campaign demanding German authorities to extradite an apprehended diplomat of the mullahs’ regime to Belgium for prosecution.
Assadollah Assadi, 46, was arrested in eastern Germany and faces charges of plotting a terror attack and the intention to commit murder.
Assadollah Assadi, the Vienna-based Iranian regime diplomat arrested in Germany
Iranians on Twitter and other social media platforms are also very active using the #ExpelIranDiplomatTerrorists hashtag, calling for all countries to expel the Iranian regime’s so-called diplomats.
A senior U.S. State Department official, on the condition of remaining anonymous, has also recently warned about the nature of Tehran’s diplomatic missions in other countries and advised extreme caution and a very strict evaluation of their background.
Freedom-loving Iranians in France, Germany and Italy have held protest rallies to make their demands heard.
Protest rally in Paris demanding the extradition and prosecution of Iranian regime diplomat-terrorist Assadollah Assadi
Berlin, Germany
Reuters reported citing German prosecutors saying Assadi, suspected of planning to carry out a bombing targeting the Iranian opposition convention in Paris, can be extradited to Belgium.
Good news friends!— NCRIWomen'sCommittee (@womenncri) July 11, 2018
Suspect in France bomb plot could be extradited to Belgium: German prosecutor#ExpelIranDiplomatTerroristshttps://t.co/3zr3f6jDu7#FreeIran2018
Great news! Germany charges Iranian diplomat-terrorist detained in bomb plot #ExpelIranDiplomatTerrorists#IranRegimeChagne#FreeIran2018https://t.co/yKydtzVR9H— Iranian Youth (@Iran_Youth) July 11, 2018
Pompeo accuses #Iran of using embassies for terror plots#ExpelIranDiplomatTerrorists 2 #Belgium@Europarl_EN @eu_eeashttps://t.co/i7jZfkoEx4— Iran Freedom (@4FreedominIran) July 11, 2018
German prosecutors on Wednesday accused Assadollah Assadi with activity as a foreign operative and conspiracy to commit murder.
Based in Vienna, Assadi is suspected of hiring an Iranian-Belgian couple in the northeast European country to stage an attack at the annual convention held by the Iranian Diaspora expressing their support for the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) and its pillar member, the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).
Iran's regime is trying to save its diplomat-terrorist from prosecution. He was plotting a terrorist attack like Nov 2015 Bataclan attack by ISIS. The rgm's embassies are terror & spy centers & must be closed. Who Would allow ISIS to run embassies to plan massacres? #FreeIran2018— Mohammad Mohaddessin (@Mohaddessin) July 12, 2018
#Iran'ian in Berlin - #Germany demand a thorough investigation regarding the role of #Iranregime’s terrorist diplomat in a bombing plot against the #FreeIran2018 event in Paris#ExpelIranDiplomatTerrorists 2 #Belgium@GER_OSCE@BelgiumOSCE@HeikoMaas @BelgiumMFA@sebastianKurz pic.twitter.com/kcQ9hzz8Uy— Iran Freedom (@4FreedominIran) July 11, 2018
Not surprising an Iranian official was reportedly involved in plotting a terrorist attack against an Iranian opposition event in France. The world should be clear-eyed about the Iranian regime, which remains the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism. https://t.co/zR9atxKYAr— Senator Rubio Press (@SenRubioPress) July 9, 2018
French authorities have also arrested an individual by the name of Mehrdad Arefani, 55, on charges of being in collaboration with the Iranian-Belgian couple intending to bomb the Free Iran 2018 rally in Paris. Reports indicate he is to be extradited to Belgium.
Alfani's ex-wife has been in contact with an Iranian regime intelligence agent.
The Iranian Resistance has time and again warned about Tehran’s devious and dangerous intentions in Europe and other regions across the globe
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