Mykonos

Sheema Kalbasi
by Sheema Kalbasi
12-Oct-2007
 

On September 17, 1992, several Iranian-Kurdish opposition leaders were assassinated at the Mykonos restaurant in Berlin, Germany. In its 10 April 1997 ruling, a German court declared that the assassination had been ordered by Iranian intelligence minister with knowledge of supreme leader Ali Khamenei and then president Hashemi Rafsanjani. The court found Kazem Darabai, an Iranian national, and Abbas Rhayel, a Lebanese national, guilty of the murders and sentenced them to life in prison. However after serving only 15 years in prison, these two terrorists are set for early release by German authorities. The free world should be outraged by such lenient treatment of terrorists. Cutting secret deals with terrorists only emboldens them to pour more innocent blood.

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jamshid

Re: RamiN... Not so fast pal...

by jamshid on

Since when being opposed to IRI AND being a Kurd means you are a separatist Kurd? The terrorists are in Tehran in forms of Mullahs. Got that?

They killed those Iranians soldiers because the soldiers were killing them.

Imbecile.


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Kurds

by RamiN (not verified) on

All separatist Kurds should be killed.
They are bunch of terrorists and are creating so many problems in the region.
Look at Iraq now! If we don’t stop these bastards now we will end up like Iraq.
Don't you remember what they did in Iran? How many Iranian soldiers were killed by these terrorists!
If you are so synthetic to the Kurdish cause go and write your stuff in kurdish.com not iranian.com
I think which ever tribe or group who doesn’t want to be part of Iran should be just moved out of Iran ;)