Call for removal of suppressive agents under command of Quds Force from Liberty
By orders from the Iranian regime, inimical and harassing measures still continue at Camp Liberty by the Iraqi forces through elements that in the past years have been directly involved in three massacres in Ashraf. These agents receive many of their orders directly from the Quds Force.
On Sunday, October 26, Captain Haidar Azab, a well-known Iraqi agent with direct role in the July 2009, April 2011 and September 2013 massacres, attempted to raise tensions and instigate a clash with the residents. For the purpose, he went to a police position in the western flank of the camp and intended to enter the camp from that point. A number of residents who were worried of his presence protested his entry and demanded that he leave the camp. Reciprocally, Haidar Azab pointed a gun at the residents and threatened them. He also resorted to taking pictures and shooting films of the residents. (Pictures enclosed)
In addition to the three massacres, Haidar Azab who has had a direct role in organizing and commanding other attacks against Ashraf as well as in imposing an anti-human siege on Ashraf and Camp Liberty has been summoned by the court of Spain for crime against the international community. Presently, together with Major Ahmed Khozair, he is one of the main elements in imposing prison-like conditions on the camp and in stonewalling access of residents to medical services and logistics.
The Iranian Resistance warns that these agents’ provocative measures pave the way for further suppressive measures against Camp Liberty and given the repeated written commitments by the U.S. government and United Nations regarding the security and well-being of Camp Liberty residents, it calls for the immediate intervention by the United States and the United Nations to end these types of measures and to remove these suppressive agents from Liberty who receive their orders from the Quds Force.
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran
October 27, 2014