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- The order of armed war against the revolutionary forces on June 20, 1981
- Participating in hijacking to escape the country
- Issuance of compulsory divorce decree and separation of children from parents for members
- Establishment and command of the MeK’s militia called “National Liberation Army”
- Issuing orders for military operations, including Operation Forugh-e Javidan (Eternal Light) against Iranian positions and forces
- Direct cooperation with the Baath regime and Saddam, and participating in various meetings with Iraqi intelligence forces

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- Deputy commander of the National Liberation Army
- Participating in numerous military operations, including Forugh-e Javidan and Aftab Directing military and terrorist operations inside the country
- The MeK’s leader since 1989
- The head of the MeK’s political wing called the National Council of Resistance of Iran since 1993

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- Member of the MeK’s leadership council
- In charge of the MeK’s logistics during the armed rallies in 1981
- Participation in the hijacking of Boeing 707 in order to aid Masoud Rajavi escape the country
- Member of the executive board of the organization in 1982
- In charge of external relations of the organization between 1983 to 1985
- Head of the logistics, headquarters, central headquarters and intelligence headquarters of the MeK in 1986
- Responsible for the ideological revolution
- Responsible for torturing problematic members in 1994
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- Parallel with the MeK’s first official
- Head of the MeK’s headquarters in Germany and the US in 1968
- Member of the executive board and head of the political division of the MeK in Europe (1989-1992)
- Head of the MeK’s headquarters in the Netherlands (1997-1999)
- Deputy of the interior headquarters and coordinator of terrorist attacks in Iran in 1999
- Responsible for setting up the MeK’s women network in Europe and financing events in France
- Responsible for the ideological meetings of the newly arrived forces in Albania

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- The MeK’s first official (2005-2010)
- Head of the MeK’s cyber division
- Head of the MeK’s terrorist cells known as “rebel centers”
- Former Chief of Staff of the National Liberation Army of Iran
- Head of Intelligence Support of the National Liberation Army in the Genocide Operation of Iraqi Kurds known as the Pearl Operation along with Abbas Davari and Mozhgan Parsaei

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- The MeK’s first official (1997-1999)
- Member of the MeK’s foreign relations department in 1984
- Responsible for setting up and commanding the MeK’s Sanandaj department and membership in the Kurdistan Peshmerga (1985)
- Participation in Forough-e Javidan and Chalcheragh operations with the position of commander
- Responsible for designing and coordinating mortar operations of the organization in 1978
- Deputy commander of the National Liberation Army (1999-2001)
- Coordinator of the MeK’s terrorist operations inside the country (1993-7999)
- Organizer of the MeK’s important organizational meetings in Albania

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- The MeK’s first official (2011-2017)
- Member of the MeK’s leadership council
- Responsible for communication with the US forces in Iraq
- One of the main officials of the organization in Iraq
- Responsible for student operation teams in 1981
- Former head of the NLAI’s headquarters
- Responsible for setting up border operation teams in 1998
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- Head of Military training in the NLAI in 1999
- Co-planner and co-coordinator of the MeK’s mortar operation in 1999 known as road opening operation, alongside Mahosh Sepehri
- Responsible for interviewing newly arrived members
- Head of Propaganda Division in Ashraf and Liberty barracks
- Torturer and interrogator of problematic members
- Active participation in Chalcharagh and Forough-e Javidan operations

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- Organizing the MeK’s establishment in Tabriz and Mashhad in the early 80s
- Former head of the MeK’s foreign relations department
- In charge of the MeK’s connection with world liberation movements in the early 80s
- Participation in Forough-e Javidan operation as a brigade commander
- The first member of the MeK’s negotiating team with Iraqi intelligence officials
- Responsible for the ideological meetings of the leaders in the interior headquarters
- Convicted of kidnapping in Baghdad Criminal Court
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- Head of the MeK’s Foreign Policy Commission
- Head of Masoud Rajavi’s office in Paris in 1983
- Member of the MeK’s executive board in 1986
- Member of the MeK’s command staff in many operations, including Chalcheragh, Forough-e Javidan and Morwarid
- In charge of corresponding with US authorities to return of weapons and military barracks
- Among the intellectual elements of the political headquarters and in charge of organizing various meetings of the MeK
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