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Protests will not subside as long as PMOI exists: former Guards commander‎

NCRI – A former commander of the Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards said this ‎week that as long as the main opposition People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran ‎‎(PMOI/MEK) exists, regime officials should not mislead themselves into thinking that ‎popular protests have subsided, according to state-run Raja News.‎

 

Qassemi referred to the popular uprisings against the clerical regime as “sedition” and ‎said, “We must not think the sedition is over and fool ourselves into thinking that it has ‎passed. We are now in a new phase. … We have not really comprehended what happened ‎that some of our elite were playing puzzles in the same field as the PMOI was. This is a ‎question that you must ask these gentlemen wherever you find them.”‎

The former official of the regime’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp (IRGC) also ‎underscored the intensification of infighting in the regime and warned, “If we say that ‎‎[the mullahs’ President Mahmoud] Ahmadinejad should go and look for a new president, ‎we have to realize that we will not find anyone better. We must not commit such a ‎historical folly and forget about the other side. We have to be rational.”‎

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