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The Iran Policy Committee hosted a press conference in Washington, D.C., where research from the Iranian resistance, known as the Mujahedeen Khalq, was unveiled.
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The Iran Policy Committee hosted a press conference in Washington, D.C., where research from the Iranian resistance, known as the Mujahedeen Khalq, was unveiled.
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2010
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The Iraqi government has promised not to forcibly evict the Peoples 'Mujahedeen Organization of Iran, known as the Mujahedeen Khalq, from its Camp Ashraf base north of Baghdad.
JPost Headlines 2009
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The People's Mujahedeen, known as the Mujahedeen Khalq, denied the allegation as a "sheer lie."
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The Iraqi government has promised not to forcibly evict the Peoples 'Mujahedeen Organization of Iran, known as the Mujahedeen Khalq, from its Camp Ashraf base north of Baghdad.
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In an essay describing the rise of the Revolutionary Guards phenomenon, Professor Sahimi drew a portrait of the new elite: leaders in their mid-50s who as young men joined the corps and fought two wars: one against Iraq in the 1980s and another to force out the Mujahedeen Khalq, which the United States considers a terrorist organization and which is now based in Iraq.
Nosheen Abbas: Urban Pak Youth Meet With Their Swat Counterparts To Work Towards Change 2009
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In an essay describing the rise of the Revolutionary Guards phenomenon, Professor Sahimi drew a portrait of the new elite: leaders in their mid-50s who as young men joined the corps and fought two wars: one against Iraq in the 1980s and another to force out the Mujahedeen Khalq, which the United States considers a terrorist organization and which is now based in Iraq.
Patrick Disney: When All You Have is a Hammer, Every Iran Problem Looks Like a Nail 2009
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In an essay describing the rise of the Revolutionary Guards phenomenon, Professor Sahimi drew a portrait of the new elite: leaders in their mid-50s who as young men joined the corps and fought two wars: one against Iraq in the 1980s and another to force out the Mujahedeen Khalq, which the United States considers a terrorist organization and which is now based in Iraq.
W. David Stephenson: New Anti-Terror Weapons: You, Me, iPhone & Twitter 2009
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In an essay describing the rise of the Revolutionary Guards phenomenon, Professor Sahimi drew a portrait of the new elite: leaders in their mid-50s who as young men joined the corps and fought two wars: one against Iraq in the 1980s and another to force out the Mujahedeen Khalq, which the United States considers a terrorist organization and which is now based in Iraq.
Trita Parsi: Let Me Introduce You to One of the People Imprisoned in Iran 2009
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In an essay describing the rise of the Revolutionary Guards phenomenon, Professor Sahimi drew a portrait of the new elite: leaders in their mid-50s who as young men joined the corps and fought two wars: one against Iraq in the 1980s and another to force out the Mujahedeen Khalq, which the United States considers a terrorist organization and which is now based in Iraq.
Thomas Crampton: China, Iran: World Leaders in Blocking the Internet 2009
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