Clear Fabrication by the Clerical Regime's Mercenaries in Albania and the UK's Channel 4

The Security and Anti-Terrorism Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran disclosed in details in its statements of August 16, September 2 and September 19, 2018, that the dirty plans and campaigns of the clerical regime's agents and mercenaries around the  residence in Albania under the cover of British Channel 4 reporters and Al- (English) were completely done "on the orders" of the mullahs regime.

The clerical regime foreign minister, Jawad😊on September 16, an hour after the smear campaign of Al-Jazzera English TV, called on the CEO of Twitter to close the accounts of the Mojahedin in Tirana who are calling for "regime change," instead of closing the regime's accounts.

One month after Zarif's request, Twitter on October 17 released one million and one hundred thousand tweets of the religious fascism ruling Iran, whose accounts had previously been closed due to "coordinated abuse." According to the Washington Post, "Twitter accounts originating in Iran masqueraded as foreign journalists and concerned U.S. citizens in their attempt to push political messages on the social media."

The September 19 statement of the Security and Anti-Terrorism Committee pointed out: "The Mojahedin in letters dated August 10 and August 13 to Channel 4 and in a letter dated August 22, 2018 to Al-Jazeera English exposed the dirty scenarios that had been dictated to the mullah-friendly reporters’ network with details and documents and the names of mercenaries used in these programs. Furthermore, former Intelligence Minister Ali Fallahian admitted in a television interview on July 9, 2017: ‘To gather information, the Ministry of Intelligence needs a cover, whether inside or outside the country. We do not send an intelligence officer to Germany or the United States to say that I am from the Ministry of Intelligence. A business or journalism cover is needed.’”

The Mojahedin in the letters of August 10th and 13th to Channel 4 and in the letter of August 22, 2018 to the Algerian Channel, the dirty scenarios dictated by the" Friends of the Reporter "network, provided the details of the mullahs, along with The documents and names of mercenaries used in these programs were revealed. Former Mojahedin Khuzestan intelligence official Dzhokhim Fallahian said July 9, 2017 in a television interview that the Ministry of Intelligence needs to cover both inside and outside the country. We do not send an intelligence officer. Germany or the United States say that I am from the Ministry of Intelligence, covering business or journalism. "

VIDEO: Is Russia stalling a UN resolution on Eastern Ghouta?

The UNs humanitarian chief has been urging the Security Council to call for a desperately needed ceasefire

Al Jazeera, 23 February 2018-- The member states of the UN Security Council have gathered to discuss calling for an end to the violence in Eastern , but people there are still dying, and any action is a long way away.

As people in Eastern Ghouta continued to die, the United Nations Security Council continued to argue.

The UN's humanitarian chief has been urging the Security Council to call for a desperately needed ceasefire to deliver food and medicine to Eastern Ghouta.

Members of the Security Council gathered to vote on the resolution, but it was clear Russia wanted amendments and would not let the resolution pass in its current form.

How Iran Prevented Fall of Syria’s Assad…But Soon May Be Clashing With Him

In the summer of 2012, the leading commanders of the Free Syrian Army were confident that momentum was with them.

A bomb blast deep inside central Damascus had just taken out four senior commanders of the Syrian army, including the country’s defence minister, Dawoud Rajiha, and his deputy, Assef Shawkat, who was also President Bashar al-Assad’s brother-in-law.

The explosion, believed to have been carried out by an insider sympathetic to the opposition cause, gave hope to rebels that it was only a matter of time before Assad met a similar fate.

That hope was bolstered by successes on the battlefield, as ragtag groups of fighters coalesced into more effective armed groups, large swaths of the country started to come into rebel control.

Fateh Hassoun, who defected from the Syrian army and commanded FSA troops in Homs at the time, told Al Jazeera he felt optimistic that forces loyal to Assad would not be able to withstand the burgeoning uprising.