Evidence of The Assassination of a Fugitive Judge by The Iranian Regime

The MEK Iran has stated in an article on their website that everything suggests that the fugitive mullah and former Iranian magistrate and judge, Gholamreza Mansouri, who was under judicial supervision and was the subject of an investigation in Romania, was assassinated by the intelligence services of the Iranian regime with a method involving their signature. From MEK Iran point out that his death is similar to the serial murders perpetrated by the Ministry of Intelligence and Security (VEVAK) in the 1990s, and to the subsequent elimination of perpetrators such as Said Emami and Massoud Dalili. It also resembles the assassination of Massoud Molavi in ​​Turkey on November 14, 2019.

MEK Iran shared in the article on their website English Mojahedin, that Reuters has reported on April 2, 2020 that two intelligence agents from the Iranian regime’s consulate in Istanbul led the assassination of Molavi. Hesamaddin Ashena, Rohani's advisor and former deputy minister of Intelligence and Security, pointed to his Twitter account staging the “suicide” of Said Emami by mentioning the death of Gholamreza Mansouri.

An hour after Mansouri's death, the Revolutionary Guards (Pasdarans) quickly quoted an “expert in international affairs” who said: “We have to look for clues in this case among counter-revolutionaries and hypocrites (pejorative name used by the regime against its main opposition, the MEK Iran, who were injured by judge Mansouri.” The rapid discovery of virtual "clues" recalls the speed with which Khamenei had falsely attributed to the MEK Iran, a bomb attack at the sacred shrine of Imam Reza in Machad, June 20, 1994, only an hour after the incident.

The MEK Iran indicates that the Security and Counter-terrorism Commission of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) issued press releases on June 13, 16 and 18, revealing the Pasdaran plot against Gholamreza Mansouri.  They stated: “Due to the crisis created by (international) sanctions and the epidemic of coronavirus, the internal struggles within the clerical regime for the succession of Khamenei reach their paroxysm, and new members and agents (of the regime) will pay for it. ”

Security and Counter-terrorism Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI)