Iraqi Military Forces Deliver Stolen Goods to Mullahs

Iraqi forces steal generators and other items from buildings in north Ashraf and turn them over to mullahs’ and intelligence agents who installed the equipment, which consisted of two 15-by-100-meter spy communications towers at Ashraf’s southern perimeter fence of their compound. This is a very dangerous act perpetrated by the MOIS and Quds force agents and the desire for another bloodbath by the Iranian regime and Maliki will close down the camp.

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Iraqi army and MOIS agents jointly work at night to prepare equipment for espionage activities against Ashraf at new compounds south of Ashraf

On Monday evening, the 29th of August, Iraqi forces under the command of Nuri Maliki stole items from inside buildings in the occupied northern section of Camp Ashraf and transferred them to Ashraf’s southern flank for the use of intelligence agents of the mullahs’ regime who are stationed there. Previously the Iraqi forces provided the generators in these buildings, worth tens of thousands of dollars, to the intelligence ministry agents.

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Iraqi army and MOIS agents jointly work at night to prepare equipment for espionage activities against Ashraf at new compounds south of Ashraf

On Tuesday morning the 30th of August, despite protests by the residents, Iraq’s suppressive forces stole the items and generators of another building in northern Ashraf and transferred them to the camp’s southern flank to be used by the intelligence agents.

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Iraqi army and MOIS agents jointly work at night to prepare equipment for espionage activities against Ashraf at new compounds south of Ashraf

It is important to know that the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) and the terrorist Qods Force with the full assistance of Iraqi security forces on August 24 installed two 15-by-100-meter communications towers at Ashraf’s southern perimeter fence. Their goal is to spy on the residents and create trumped up charges, and issue bogus warrants to pave the way for further attacks and massacre. They have also set up a number of trailers and necessary facilities for stationing the agents there.

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Iraqi army steals Ashraf residents’ home appliances from occupied building at north of Mosque and transfers the good to the MOIS agents at new compounds at south of Ashraf, Aug 29, 2011

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Iraqi army stealing home appliances from occupied building of residents

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Iraqi army stealing home appliances from occupied building of residents

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Iraqi army stealing home appliances from occupied building of residents

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Iraqi army stealing home appliances from occupied building of residents

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