Iranian Resistance Annual Meeting In Paris To Effect On Iran Political Scene<\/p>\n
The uproar of protests in Iran continue to accelerate while even some pro-regime groups now agree that the political situation in the country is moving towards an outbreak..<\/p>\n
One of the most significant developments during the past few weeks in the country, was the uprising in Kazerun and another one that is ongoing is the truck drivers\u2019 strike that is spreading all across the country.<\/p>\n
In Zahedan, East of Iran, the youth and students are protesting, and meanwhile the victims of money plundering of regime\u2019s fraudulent and corrupt financial institutions are protesting in various cities trying to get compensated for their losses.<\/p>\n
The impact of the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal aka Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) is becoming increasingly noticeable.<\/p>\n
Declaring the 12-point demand statement by the US Secretary<\/a> of State, Mike Pompeo, has made the crisis even more dangerous and complicated for the clerical regime.<\/p>\n On the other hand, the resuming of sanctions by the United States is beginning to take its toll, crippling mullahs\u2019 regime establishments.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the Iranian resistance movement is all out in an effort to expand its network of anti-regime activists inside Iran. The resistance is seeking to keep fueling the protests. Simultaneously, it is planning on holding an annual Grand Gathering on June 30, just outside Paris.<\/p>\n In today\u2019s Iranian public and political scene, this annual gathering of the resistance plays an important role.<\/p>\n In the current political conditions, the coming annual Grand Gathering<\/a> will be carrying a message to the people inside Iran. The message will be that the fundamentalist regime ruling Iran is doomed to fall and that there exists a democratic alternative to the regime, and also the message that the future belongs to the people of Iran, who are willing and ready to take control of their destiny and country.<\/p>\n