These training camps demonstrate that Iran is exporting terrorism by training cells and dispatching them around the world, but focusing their efforts on the Middle East and unstable countries, such as Iraq, Syria and Yemen.

Iran regime terrorist training centers

Media Express, Feb. 14, 2017 - The National Council of  Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ) held a press conference to release its report on the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Quds Force command headquarters for terrorist training. 

The conference will be held at the
NCRI office in Washington D.C. at 10:30 am eastern on February 14, 2017.

The conference focused on the types of training being done in Iran, but where the fighters are being sent, what is involved in the training and the names of those commanders who are  involved in the training camps. In addition, using satellite imagery, the NCRI showed the locations of the training camps within Iran.

These training camps demonstrate that Iran is
exporting terrorism by training cells and dispatching them around the world, but focusing their efforts on the Middle East and unstable countries, such as Iraq, Syria and Yemen.

The NCRI compiled their report using information from the social network of the PMOI/MEK within Iran. The PMOI/MEK (People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran) was
formed in 1965 and is the largest and more organized Iranian opposition movement.

 It is the main component of the coalition, National Council of Resistance of
Iran (NCRI). The MEK has been key in
intelligence about what is really going on within
Iran, particularly in regards to human rights issues and the regime’s nuclear activities.

The result is that the group has also been the main focus of the Iranian regime’s repression efforts. The Iranian lobby has also worked hard to smear the MEK’s reputation within the international community.

 Despite these efforts, including attempting to have the MEK declared a terrorist organization and a cult, the movement has gained   support as an alternative to the current Iranian regime.