WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO THE MEK AT CAMP ASHRAF IN IRAQ?

by Mahmood Hakamian 

In 1986, around 1,000 members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) traveled to Iraq in order to build a new operations base for their resistance group with the hopes of bringing democracy to Iran.

They were given a barren patch of land in the desert, near the Iranian border, which had a few deserted and partially-constructed buildings, but no running water or electricity. This was Camp Ashraf. It expanded quickly as MEK supporters from the US and the EU traveled to the camp in order to help free the Iranian people from the grasp of the mullahs.

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