Iran Tomorrow

  By Shamsi Saadati As the economic situation worsens in Iran due to the regime’s institutionalized corruption and mismanagement, protests by all walks of life continue across the country, according to reports tallied by the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran ( PMOI/MEK ). Haft-Tappeh Sugar Cane Factory workers held a protest gathering for the sixth consecutive day on Wednesday, demanding their arrested co-workers’ immediate release. Workers of Haft-Tappeh Sugar Cane Factory have held numerous  sit-ins and protests  in recent years, protesting the so-called “privatization” of this factory and their low wages. Today, November 5, a bus full of security forces have been stationed at the Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Factory. The forces have prevented 15 workers from entering the factory. A group of nurses in Bushehr province, southwest Iran, held a protest gathering on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, demanding their wage arrears, which have been delayed for months. They also protested not receivi

By Shahriar kia Iran is facing a “third wave” of coronavirus infections, according to the regime’s Health Ministry. The mullahs’ Ministry of Health has acknowledged a series of record-breaking single-day death tolls since the middle of October, even when using the regime’s engineered statistics. The daily increases have raised Iran’s official death total to nearly 36,000. The official figure will continue to display only a fraction of the truth. According to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran ( PMOI/MEK ), which has been tracking the epidemic via its intelligence resources, the  actual death toll  is now over 142,000. This figure disrupts the notion of a “third wave” and instead suggests that the first wave of Iran’s infections never really ceased, because the regime never took meaningful action to address it. The MEK’s account is based on the hospital and mortuary records, as well as eyewitness testimony and records from Iran’s National Emergency Organization which indicate t

  By Sedighe Shahrokhi Reports from Iraq ongoing protests on November 1 and 2 against the Iranian regime’s deadly presence and systematic corruption by the government. The Iraqi people’s uprising is considered a blow to Iranian regime’s so-called “strategic depth.” Since Iraq has a Shi’ite majority, the Iranian regime prolonged the war with Iraq, to reach its goal of creating the Shi’ite crescent. The Iranian regime, as part of its strategy to export terrorism and chaos abroad, used the power vacuum in Iraq, after the second Gulf War, and expanded its influence in this country. The regime’s terrorist proxy groups killed thousands of people. Many of the regime’s paid agents, including the former Iraqi Minister of Labor, Hadi-al Ameri, held top positions in the Iraqi government. After years of the Iranian regime’s terrorism and meddling in Iraq’s affairs, in 2019 the Iraqi people started their “ October Revolution ” against the Iranian regime’s presence in Iraq and their gover

  By Shahriar kia The Iranian regime’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, once again on Tuesday warned of possible “security threats” concerning his regime. He also complained about the opposition’s role in society. While Iranian people are suffering from COVID-19 and its death toll  continues to rise , Khamenei, as the country’s highest authority, did not even mention this crisis and the people’s suffering. Khamenei refused to address the coronavirus crisis because he was concerned about his regime’s “security.” Khamenei previously  had called  the COVID-19 pandemic “a blessing,” to control the restive Iranian society. In other words, Khamenei, and his regime, by inaction and cover-up intended to use the coronavirus outbreak and its high mortality rate to form a barrier against popular uprisings. The People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran ( PMOI/MEK ) announced on Wednesday that the COVID-19 death toll  has surpassed  142,800 people across Iran. The regime’s own engineered statistics, whi