In a press conference in Paris on Thursday, July 28, 2005
the National Council of Resistance of Iran
will reveal new information on the mullahs’ secret nuclear program.

Thursday, July 28, 2005,
10:30 AM

Hôtel Marignan Champs Elysée
12, rue de Marignan
75008 Paris

In a report to the Judiciary Chief Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi, Tehran's Province's Justice Department Chief Abbas Alizadeh revealed a glimpse of the clerical regime's atrocities in 19 prisons and detention centers in Tehran, including the arbitrary, long-term detentions without trial, widespread torture, rape of female prisoners and judicial chaos.

- In past 21months we achieved brilliant results in technical, legal, political, propaganda and national security spheres
- We alleviated many shortcomings, did not suspend Isfahan project at all, started it up industrially and produced several tons of UF6. We did not suspend work in Arak and today we have significant number of centrifuges ready for use
- The  nuclear crisis began in August 2002 because of Mojahedin actions
- Fuel cycle is a red line, upon which regime leaders and experts agree
- NCRI Foreign Affairs Committee Chair: Two-year talks only helped mullahs inch closer to nuclear bomb. EU-3 must abandon the talks immediately, refer Iran’s nuclear file to the Security Council.

In a telegram to the Egyptian President this morning, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, offered her condolences to the “brother nation of Egypt” on the death of, and injury to, a large number of Egyptian and foreign nationals during the bombings in Sharm al-Sheikh last night. She prayed for patience for the families of those killed and quick recovery for those injured.

The clerical regime's henchmen publicly hanged two young boys in Edalat (Justice) Square in Mashhad (northeast Iran). One was 18 and the other below 18 years of age.

Before hanging the victims, the henchmen flogged each of them 228 times. The executioners wore masks fearing reprisals and anti-riot forces put the entire area under their control to prevent outbreak of public protests.