Today, August 30, marks the 43rd anniversary of a bombing in Tehran that resulted in the martyrdom of then-President Mohammad Ali Rajaee, Prime Minister Mohammad-Javad Bahonar, and six other senior Iranian officials.

The former UN special rapporteur for Iran, known for his close ties with the Albania-based terrorist cult MKO, is again under fire for attending an event hosted by the group.

Iran says the last report of the outgoing UN special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the country seeks to tarnish the image of the Islamic Republic.

Iran has held the 15th trial session of MKO members in Tehran.

Hamid Nouri, a former Iranian judiciary official who was recently released from prison in Sweden, says the next Iranian president should continue the path of the martyred president Ebrahim Raeisi.

An Iranian lawmaker says the release of ex-official Hamid Nouri from illegal detention in Sweden shows the Islamic Republic’s “dignified diplomacy” that brought “disgrace” to the MKO terrorist group.

Iran hails an attack by French police on MKO terror group’s main headquarters in Paris, saying no place will be safe for terrorists.

The MKO group is set to hold its annual gathering in Germany as France has refused to grant approval for the meeting.

Iran’s top human rights official says the Islamic Republic has asked Iraqi officials to extradite 38 main members of the separatist terrorist groups operating in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region.

Hamid Nouri’s life sentence is a violation of human rights, says his lawyer, criticizing the Swedish government’s trial of the former Iranian official on false allegations.