“We are not rivals to anyone seeking to assume power. And most certainly, no one can rival the MEK when it comes to honesty, sacrifice and paying the price.”

—  Massoud Rajavi

Massoud Rajavi as quoted in OIAC https://oiac.org/regime-overthrow-is-certain-iran-will-be-free/

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