Mujahedeen
Events (52)
- November 4, 1979-January 20, 1981: 52 American Hostages Captured in Tehran, Held for 444 Days 1979-11-04
- June 28, 1981: MEK Bombs Islamic Republic Party HQ 1981-06-28
- November 2, 2001: Britain Adds MEK to Terrorist List 2001-11-02
- December 9, 2001: Defense Officials Attend Secret Backchannel Meeting with Iranians 2001-12-09
- December 19, 2001: Bin Laden Falsely Alleged to Be Sheltered by MEK in Iran 2001-12-19
- December 12, 2002: Study Reveals Iran Constructing Two Nuclear Facilities 2002-12-12
- April 8, 2003: MEK Characterization as US Supporter Disputed 2003-04-08
- April 30, 2003: State Department Says MEK is a Terrorist Group; State Official Explains Why MEK Has DC Office 2003-04-30
- May 4, 2003: US Immediately Rejects Comprehensive Peace Proposal by Iran’s Top Leadership 2003-05-04
- June 23, 2003: French Secret Service Arrests MEK Leaders 2003-06-23
- August 15, 2003: Powell Has MEK Assets Frozen, DC Offices Closed 2003-08-15
- January 24, 2004: Perle Takes Part in Rally for Iran; Denies Knowledge of Connections to MEK 2004-01-24
- January 26, 2004: Treasury Dept Freezes Assets of MEK Affiliate 2004-01-26
- July 21, 2004: US Grants MEK ‘Protected’ Status 2004-07-21
- August 31, 2004: Iran Claims to Have Arrested Dozens of Spies Transferring Iranian Nuclear Secrets Out of Country 2004-08-31
- December 2, 2004: IAEA Receives Satellite Photographs Indicating Iranian Development of Nuclear Weapons; Info Received from MEK Front Group 2004-12-02
- December 8, 2004: Pentagon, White House Planning to Escalate Public Pressure on Iran, Make Further Use of MEK 2004-12-08
- February 14, 2005: Dissent in Administration Over Fate of Detained MEK Fighters 2005-02-14
- March 31, 2005: NCRI Claims Iran Pushing for Nuclear Warheads 2005-03-31
- April 14, 2005: US Supporters of MEK Tie Iran to Iraq 2005-04-14
- May 22, 2005: Pro-MEK Demonstrators Rally Near Los Angeles 2005-05-22
- November 21, 2005: Neoconservative Recommends Using MEK as Insurgency Against Iran; Advocates Nuclear Bombing of Iranian Nuclear Facilities 2005-11-21
- Mid-May 2003: US Rejects Al-Qaeda-MEK Prisoner Exchange with Iran
- 1970s: MEK Kills US Personnel in Tehran
- Late 1979: MEK Expelled from Iran
- Mid- to late- 1980s: MEK Fighters Join in Battling Iranians
- 1991: MEK Helps Iraq Suppress Shi’ite Uprisings
- April 1992: MEK Attacks Iranian Installations in 13 Different Countries
- 1997: State Department Lists MEK As Terrorist Organization
- April 1999: MEK Assassinates Top Iranian Military Official
- Early 2000: MEK Commander Detained by INS; Ashcroft Intervenes
- 2000-2001: MEK Attacks Iranian Military, Law Enforcement Targets
- February 2000: MEK Attacks Tehran Government Complex
- April 2000: MEK Tries to Assassinate Iranian Policy Chief
- September 2000: GOP Senators Publicly Support MEK
- April 2003: US Orders Bombing of MEK Camps; MEK Negotiates Cease-Fire
- December 2003: Iraq Orders MEK to Leave; Pentagon Opposes Requirement
- July 2004: US Refuses to Charge MEK Fighters Over Terrorist Actions
- November 2004: Pro-MEK Rally Features Democratic Lawmaker
- August 1993: MEK Front Group Chooses Replacement President for Iran
- April 2003: In Supporting MEK, Conservative Lawmaker Misrepresents Organization
- October 2002: Conservative Lawmaker Circulates Letter Supporting MEK; Chastized for Supplying Inaccurate Information
- Mid-February 2005: MEK Leader Says US Realizes Iranian Government Must Be Toppled From Within
- October 2000: More MEK Attacks on Iranian Military Targets
- Early 2005: US Sends MEK Teams, Kurds Into Iran to Hunt for Nuclear Installations
- Summer 2004: Iranian Laptop Gives Disinformation about Iran’s Nuclear Program; US Uses Information to Accuse Iran of Having Active Nuclear Weapons Program
- October 2006: MEK Providing Dubious Intelligence About Iran’s Nuclear Capabilities
- March, 2002: Conservative Writer Criticizes US Support of MEK
- Mid-November, 2004: NCRI Charges Iran Still Enriching Uranium
- March 2005: Some MEK Members Accept Iranian Offer of Amnesty