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According to reports by the Iranian resistance and other international media outlets, during a missile attack yesterday at 5 pm local time, on the unarmed Iranian residents of camp Liberty in Iraq 2 people were killed and some 70 wounded.

Miss Kolsum Serahati a former political prisoner of the 1980s died inside the camp and Mr. Javad Naghashan lost his life due to injuries in the Baghdad hospital. This was 3rd such attacks on the residents of Liberty whom were transferred form camp Ashraf with the promise of a relocation to third countries. Martin Kobler Ban ki-Moon's representative in Iraq tricked Ashraf residents to moving to Liberty. Despite repeated promises by Kobler to reinstall protective T-walls and the delivery of Helmets and jackets, they are not met yet. John Kerry secratry of state condemned the missile attack on Liberty and called it "unprovoked terrorist attack". The High Commissioner for Refugees, António Guterres strongly condemns yesterday's rocket attacks and said: " I call on the Iraqi Government to take immediate measures to ensure the safety and security of the residents and to prevent any further such attacks.

The High Commissioner also called on all countries to help find urgent solutions for the Camp Liberty residents. Yesterday Iranians in many countries outraged by this missile attack on Liberty residents took to streets and staged demonstrations in front of US embassies and UN related offices. As such tens of Iranian-Canadians held a demonstration here in Ottawa in front of US embassy reminding US of its obligations towards the residents. They also chanted: Criminal Kobler! Your trial is near.

 

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Hassan, Ferydun Rohani's name came out of ballot boxes in Iran on Saturday.

Despite the low turn out in various cities in Iran, the Iranian regime claims to have counted more than 18,000,000 votes for Rohani. Although in other elections the regime would go to the second round, this time due to fear of the repeat of  2009, decided to finish the election as fast as possible. It is typical for the regime to hike the numbers of votes to its benefits. But who is Hassan Roahani? Hassan Fereydun Rohani has been a member of the Assembly of Experts since 1999, member of the Expediencey Council sicne 1991, and the head of the Center for Strategic Research since 1992. Rohani also has been deputy speaker of the 4th and 5th Majles (Parliament) and secretary of the Supreme National Security Council from 1989 to 2005. He was heading Iranian regime as top negotiator with EU three, UK, France and Germany. None of the Elections that take place in Iran are free elections, because the candidates are approved by the Assembly of Experts, which its members are appointed by the Supreme Leader.

 

Google warns of password-stealing campaign in Iran

Agence France Press reported on June 13 that Google on Wednesday said that it has been battling what appeared to be politically targeted efforts to steal the passwords of tens of thousands of account holders in Iran.

 “The timing and targeting of the campaigns suggest that the attacks are politically motivated in connection with the Iranian presidential election on Friday,” Google vice president of security engineering Eric Grosse said in a blog post. “These campaigns, which originate from within Iran, represent a significant jump in the overall volume of phishing activity in the region.”

For nearly three weeks, California-based Google has been fighting “phishing” email messages crafted to trick recipients into clicking on links leading to phony account maintenance web pages that steal user names and passwords.

The ruse was “aimed at compromising the accounts owned by tens of thousands of Iranian users,” Grosse said.

There were indications that the same culprits were involved in a cyberattack targeting Iranians about two years ago, according to Google.

“In this case, the phishing technique we detected is more routine; users receive an email containing a link to a web page that purports to provide a way to perform account maintenance,” Grosse said.

“If a user clicks the link, they see a fake Google sign-in page that will steal their username and password.”

Google policy is to notify targets of state-sponsored attacks or other suspicious activity, along with working internally to thwart hackers, according to Grosse. “Especially if you are in Iran, we encourage you to take extra steps to protect your account,” Grosse said.

According to our information form Iran, during the 2013 sham election the internet speed was very slow. Making a phone calls to outside world was very difficult as well.