Warsaw Conference raises Iranian fears from an international coalition against Tehran

All signs indicate that the time of the mullahs is
over. The Warsaw Conference must therefore make a decisive and binding decision
against the regime in order to contribute to peace and security in the Middle
East.
According to a joint statement by the US Department
of State and the Republic of Poland, the Warsaw Conference will be held on
February 13-14. Foreign ministers from all over the world have been invited to
the conference and about 70 countries are expected to attend.
The Iranian regime strongly criticized Poland for
hosting the summit. Tehran claimed that during World War II, among the millions
of refugees fleeing European countries because of the war, more than 100,000
Polish people came through the former Soviet Union to Iran and settled in the
country.
The Polish-US sponsored ministerial meeting
scheduled in Warsaw on Feb. 13-14 to promote peace and security in the Middle
East is expected to create six different committees tasked with “changing
Iran’s behavior” in the region.
Abbas Araghchi, the Iranian deputy foreign minister,
went further. Referring to the Polish cemetery, he tweeted: “About 1,900 Poles
were buried in the Polish Cemetery in Tehran. In respect of the Polish people,
this cemetery remained untouched for more than 70 years!!”
The outrageous and unjustifiable reference to
persons who passed away more than 70 years ago - who deserve only the respect,
the fond memory and prayers of their families, and must continue to be honored
in that cemetery - show the extremely bad taste, the incredible arrogance and
at the same time the profound weakness of this theocratic regime in confronting
challenges and crises that grow day by day. The mullahs, incapable of
preserving their existence, hang on to European countries ready to help, but
for very doubtful reasons. The Iranian regime knows too well that it has no
legitimacy and no popular base. It therefore believes that it is a good idea to
exploit EU governments and institutions that, in their view, are far from
having the political determination of the Americans in isolating the regime.
At the end of the day, however, as Mrs. Maryam
Rajavi said, Europe will recognize that taking sides with the United States -
instead of appeasing again a hated religious dictatorship - is in their own
national interest. Against this background February 2019 can very well mark the
end of a tragically long page of the world’s history that started in 1979 with
the Guadalupe summit and will end with the Warsaw Conference.
Ms. Maryam Rajavi, at the annual Iranian Resistance
meeting in Villepinte near Paris in July 2017, said:
“In these 38 years, the mullahs have been in war for
eight years with Iraq and six years with the Syrian people, and they have been
confronting the international community for more than 10 years to build a
nuclear bomb.”
Recently, we saw that Ali Akbar Salehi, the head of
the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization, directly acknowledged on January 22 on
Iranian state television that he had lied to the international community and
deceived the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) about the Arak nuclear
project.
The regime resorts to any imaginable act to survive.
Bloody repressions inside the country, nuclear projects, long-range missile
programs, official and overt support of terrorism, arming of militias and
proxies all over the region, supporting Syrian dictator Bashar Al-Assad,
killing and displacing millions of Syrians, massive assistance to Lebanese
Hezbollah, interference in Iraq’s domestic affairs, help to the Houthis in
Yemen against a legitimate government and to the Taliban in Afghanistan are all
obvious examples of the Iranian regime’s warmongering in the region. But none
of these actions makes clerical fascism stronger. On the contrary all signs
indicate that the time of the mullahs is over. The Warsaw Conference must
therefore make a decisive and binding decision against the regime in order to
contribute to peace and security in the Middle East.
The best political solution for bringing back to the
Iranian people freedom, justice and economic prosperity lies in the hands of
the National Council for Resistance of Iran (NCRI), reliable in its vision of a
pluralistic society and a credible democracy, remarkably organized and loyal to
all the commitments undertaken over the past three decades. As a resistance
movement, it has always maintained its clear principles and it has paid a heavy
price for being coherent and trustworthy.
The Iranian regime has resorted to every possible
measure to destroy this alternative. In particular, in order to disrupt a major
Iranian gathering on June 30, 2018, Tehran plotted a terrorist operation with
the help of its diplomat-terrorist in Austria and his agents in Belgium and in
several other European countries. Two days after the Villepinte gathering, the
announcement of the arrest of the accused and the foiling of the planned
terrorist operation turned into a global scandal for the mullahs.