Davoud Rahbar: The regime’s agents are active against the Iranian resistance in Sweden

Here, in Sweden, some of the regime’s agents who were active against the Iranian resistance and Iranian communities were arrested by the police.

I’m so glad that I was given this opportunity to speak to you. The Iranian societies in Sweden have had this honor, along with other societies and communities all over the world, and along with the nationwide resistance, to be active in the Justice-Seeking Movement to hold the perpetrators of the 1988 massacre accountable.

The reality is that what happened in the prisons in Iran in 1988, was the biggest crime against humanity after the Second World War. All dictators follow the manner of massacring freedom lovers. Many of these prisoners spent more than 7 years of their prison sentences.

Here, in Sweden, some of the regime’s agents who were active against the Iranian resistance and Iranian communities were arrested by the police.

When the terrorist activities of this regime are being repeated, our question is why the European governments don’t reach the proper conclusion that they should.

Why don’t they close down the Iranian regime’s embassies all over Europe? What are they waiting to happen for them to reach this conclusion that this regime is not trustworthy and dialogues with this regime are in vain?

You see the terrorist plots of this regime against the Iranian Gathering in Paris on 30th of June and the recent activities in the United State. I want to emphasize on the necessity to end the dialogue with the regime and to close all the regime’s embassies, not only in Stockholm but in all over the world. This is not just for our safety and security but for the security of European citizens.

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