NCRI MEK supporters rally

Missiles don’t measure strength: Mass arrests shatter Tehran’s illusion of control

Dr. Sofey Saidi, Originally published by Washington Examiner, August 9, 2026 Washington knows a great deal about Iran. It tracks uranium enrichment, missile capabilities, oil exports, currency movements, and military infrastructure. These are important measures of the Islamic Republic’s power. But they answer only part of the question

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Maryam Rajavi addressing an estimated 100,000 people at a gathering in Paris

Don’t fall for Tehran’s talking points about the resistance

Ali Safavi, Originally published by Washington Examiner, September 1, 2026 The regime in Tehran is reeling under a collapsing economy, public anger, systemic corruption, and its inability to resolve Iran’s multiplying crises. International attention is therefore turning toward the decisive internal factor: the Iranian people and organized resistance.

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Alireza Jafarzadeh exposes Iran's nuclear projects in 2002

24 Years After Exposing Iran’s Secret Nuclear Sites: The Ongoing Crisis and the Democratic Solution

Twenty-four years ago today, on August 14, 2002, the world awoke to the nuclear threat posed by Iran’s ruling regime. On that day, at a landmark press conference in Washington, DC, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), drawing on intelligence gathered by the

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Iranian regime’s newly appointed military leaders Ali Abdollahi, Mostafa Izadi, Ali Azmayi, Ahmad Vahidi, Mohsen Rezaei, Hossein Taeb

Tehran Fortifies Military Command to Stifle Internal Uprising Amid Fears of Economic Collapse 

Shahriar Kia, Originally published by the NCR-Iran.org, August 13, 2026 On August 9 and 10, 2026, the Iranian regime executed a sweeping overhaul of its military and security apparatus under the direction of Mojtaba Khamenei. The restructuring, which elevated hardline commanders to the pinnacle of

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NCRI supporters march in Washington for a Free Iran

The mullahs’ worst nightmare isn’t street protesters. It’s the underground network Washington ignores

Nasser Rezaii, Originally publish by Washington Examiner, August 11, 2026 For more than four decades, the Islamic Republic has confronted a persistent challenge that it has never been able to eliminate: an organized resistance committed to ending clerical rule and establishing a democratic alternative in Iran. This distinction is

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