Iran- Increasing Terrorist Activities in the Balkans

Iran-  Increasing Terrorist Activities in the Balkans

American Thinker Site has been published  an article by Pejman Amiri entitled "Iran Increases Its Terrorist Activities in the Balkans".
This article refers to the annual report of the US terrorist list and the new Congressional resolution on Iran, which only talks about the terrorist activities of the regime in the Middle East, while the regime in the Balkans is also engaged in terrorism and explains the various sources of terrorist acts in the Balkans. Which often includes Bosnia and Kosovo, and is sponsored by charity organizations. In a part of the article, he points out the presence of the PMOI in Albania, which has led the regime to increase its activities in Albania.
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and in the end he added :
In conclusion

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