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Ali Ghashghavi

Ali Ghashghavi was born in 1969 in Babol, a small city near the Caspian Sea.  In 1986, he became a member of the Hezbollah in Iran and later entered the military, serving in the 22nd Artillery Group in Isfahan.

In June 1993, Ghashghavi traveled to Turkey and then to Iraq, where he joined the National Liberation Army.  Suspicions were raised about Ghashghavi and he subsequently confessed he had been briefed two months earlier at the Babol Intelligence Department by Haji Rezapour and Ghorbanali Sadeghi and given the assignment to infiltrate the NLA and assassinate the “organizational leadership.”1 

The PMOI pardoned Ghashghavi and he remained with the NLA until May 1998.  His whereabouts were unknown until January 2001, when he returned to Iran, according to the MOIS.  It is believed he soon thereafter was given a new assignment and training by the MOIS and then dispatched to Germany, where he applied for asylum.

In Germany, Ghashghavi worked with other MOIS undercover agents who were sent from Tehran to Europe in early 2002, including Ardeshir Parhiskari, Farhad Jawaheri Yar, Edward Termaduyan, and Hassan Sadeghian.  The agents were employed by “Roshana,” an association established by the MOIS.

Ghashghavi and other MOIS agents in Europe made false allegations about the PMOI when interviewed by Human Rights Watch for a report published in May 2005.

1) “Mullahs’ Spies.”

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Confession

Confession of Ali Ghashghavi

“In a session in early March 1993 in the Babol Intelligence Department, Haji Agharezapour and his deputy, Ghorbanali Sadeghi, and Sayed Mostafa Sed Alipour were briefing him in this regard.  They told me to try to choose a place where the organization leadership has the most activity and appears most often for the assassination.  For example, they said their leader appears most in [Camp Ashraf’s] Conference Hall and for the assassination it is necessary to carry out detailed recon missions to figure out the method to smuggle weapons and ammunition for yourself.

“They said these measures must take place with numerous recon missions, and after I became certain that I could sneak the weapon inside the Conference Hall, then I should make my move.  They also said I should get the weapon from someplace where they don’t have an inventory and an exact count.

“They said if I obtained a weapon, I should hide it in a location where people do not go.  They said one of the places where their leader might most probably appear was special ceremonies that they made preparations for beforehand.  In such occasions be prepared for a suicide attack because in such occasions most of the times the ceremony is held in an open-air area and controlling the crowd in such areas is difficult.

“About the abovementioned sentence, I mean that in such conditions most of the crowd is outside the roofed area.  Also they told me if in the end I didn’t come up with a weapon, even with a knife, I shouldn't lose the chance for the assassination.  I was told to try to flee after completing the mission.”

Ali Ghashghavi

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