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Monday, President Obama welcomed Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to the White House with the declaration that U.S. troops were leaving Iraq with "heads held high." But while administration spin-miesters are promoting the so-called deepening strategic partnership between the United States and Iraq, an emboldened and increasingly defiant Maliki is quickly moving forward with sinister preparations of his own that threaten to jettison President Obama's mission-accomplished moment.In collusion with the Mullahs terrorist regime in Tehran, the Iraqi Prime Minister is planning a Srebrenica-style massacre of 3,400 unarmed Iranian dissidents living in his country at Camp Ashraf---each and every one of whom was given a written guarantee of protection by the U.S. government. I was the general who delivered that promise to the residents of Camp Ashraf in 2004.Camp Ashraf is home to members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) who are "protected persons" under the Geneva Conventions. As the main Iran...
The Obama administration on Monday urged Iranian dissidents at a camp in Iraq to accept a U.N.-brokered deal to move to another location to avoid a possible violent ...
On Wednesday, Democrats and Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously approved harsher penalties against Iran , citing the regime's plot to assa...
The United Nations and the Iraqi government have announced that they have signed an agreement about what to do with 3,400 Iranian exiles who have been left stateless...
Jennifer Griffin reports
Iranian dissidents wounded in last week's in clashes with Iraqi soldiers have been forcibly removed from their hospital beds and returned to their camp, two hospital...
The UN's High Commissioner for Refugees ("UNHCR") has long boasted impressive credentials in carrying out its important humanitarian work. Winning Nobel Peace Prizes...
Thousands of Iranian dissidents living in a camp outside of Baghdad were attacked by Iraqi forces last month in spite of assurances by the Iraqi government that they...
U.N. calls for investigation of attack on Iranian dissidents
Iraq's government voted Monday to shut down a camp of Iranian dissidents and move them out of the country by year's end, following a deadly raid on the compound by g...
Will Iranian dissidents be forced to leave Iraq ?
BAGHDAD -- Iranian dissidents wounded in last week's in clashes with Iraqi soldiers have been forcibly removed from their hospital beds and returned to their camp, t...
Today, Saturday, June 23, I will join thousands of citizens from the US and around the world in Paris at the largest-ever assembly of Iranians calling for and planni...
Iraqi forces stormed an Iranian refugee camp early Friday near the two nations' border that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has long sought to expel. Both sides repor...
The U.N. chief is urging some 1,200 Iranian exiles who are refusing to leave Camp Ashraf to cooperate with Iraqi authorities and resettle in a new refugee camp near ...
Each September, like clockwork, a bestiary of the world's worst rogues and criminal heads of state arrive at the U.N. building on First Avenue to join in the organiz...
President Obama ’s declaration that the last U.S. soldiers will be coming home from Iraq by the end of the year should inspire all Americans to say a thankful prayer...
A group of Iranian exiles that has for years clashed with the Iraqi government said they were attacked Monday by military forces as they prepared to take the latest ...
On April 8th, the same day Defense Secretary Robert Gates was visiting leaders in Baghdad , a 2,500-man Iraqi Army unit raided a compound occupied by Iranian disside...
Iraq should extend its Dec. 31 deadline for closing a camp of Iranian dissidents, and third-party nations should accept its residents for resettlement to prevent a v...