Reactions continue to the statement from the Mojahedin Organization, which claimed that about '250 members' of this organization attacked the office and residence of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic in central Tehran. The organization stated in a statement that early on Tuesday, its forces attacked this location and caused damages, but '100 of its members' were killed or arrested. Ahmad Bakhshaei Ardestani, a member of the National Security Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, said on Tuesday to ILNA: 'I doubt they could carry out such actions. However, I specifically have no information about this news and do not know if such an event has occurred.'
Member of National Security Commission: I have no information about the attack on the Pasteur
The Mojahedin Organization claims that around 250 of its members attacked the Supreme Leader's office in Tehran, resulting in significant casualties among their ranks. A member of the National Security Commission expressed skepticism about the attack's occurrence and stated he has no information regarding it.
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📰 What Happened
The Mojahedin Organization claims that around 250 of its members attacked the Supreme Leader's office in Tehran, resulting in casualties among their ranks. A government official expressed skepticism about the attack's occurrence.
- The Mojahedin Organization claims significant casualties among its members.
- A government official doubts the occurrence of the attack.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Mojahedin Organization has a long history of opposition to the Iranian regime and has been involved in various militant activities.
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