Iranian court to try 104 MKO members
IFP – A criminal court in Tehran published an advertisement on Saturday, naming 104 fugitive members of the anti-Iran Mujahedeen Khalq Organization (MKO) terrorist group, calling on them to appoint defense attorneys for themselves within a month.
The advertisement said that since a lawsuit had been filed against them earlier and since their whereabouts were unknown, they would have to come forward and name their attorneys.
“Otherwise, the necessary decision would be taken according to law.”
Among the individuals named were Masoud Rajavi and Maryam Qajar Azodanlou (Rajavi), the ringleaders of the MKO terrorist group.
Last month, Albanian police raided a camp where the members of the MKO were housed, seizing computer devices linked to prohibited activities. Later, Fars news agency reported that some of the devices seized in the raid had been handed over to Iran.