The Iranians supporting the Iranian Resistance in Britain, Germany, USA and Sweden staged demonstrations and condemned the mullahs’ regime’s conspiracies against the Ashraf City, particularly the explosion of water pumping station of Ashraf, and asked the UN Secretary General to condemn this measure as a war crime.

The demonstration in Britain was held with the presence of Andrew McKinley, senior member of the Foreign Commission of the House of Commons, who participated on behalf of his colleagues in the British Parliamentary Committee for Free Iran. He said: We have gathered here today to condemn the recent Iranian regime’s terrorist measure. This regime has attempted through Qods Force to create a human catastrophe in Iraq by explosion of the Ashraf City water pumping station.
Andrew McKinley added that it is a long time that the British government has refused to condemn such measures because of its appeasement policy; a policy which led to proscription of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI). That proscription was proved to be baseless in court and the time has come to be removed by the British government.

The Iranian community residing in Berlin who support the National Council of Resistance of Iran demonstrated outside the German Foreign Ministry and protested against the explosion of Ashraf City water pumping station which provided water for 20,000 inhabitants of Diyala province.

In the demonstration of Stockholm, Sweden, Iranians chanted slogans against the mullahs’ regime condemning its war crime against the Ashraf city residents, and asked the international community and members of human rights organizations to take immediate measures in this regard.

The Iranian supporters of the Iranian Resistance in Hamburg, Germany, staged a similar demonstration.

Iranians in Northern California and USA gathered in Emerson Square in the city of Palo Alto and expressed their support of the PMOI’s members in the Ashraf City. They condemned mullahs’ regime’s recent conspiracies against the PMOI.