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Mohammadreza Naghdi
Basij chief says public accepts Rafsanjani’s disqualification
Basij commander Mohammadreza Naghdi says while the Supreme Leader is free to issue any directive, there is no reason to believe that he will step forward to overturn the Guardian Council’s decision to disqualify certain presidential candidates. » read more
Officials differ on approach to nuclear talks
The head of Iran’s Basij organization has urged the country’s leaders to avoid emphasizing the easing of sanctions during nuclear negotiations with the world powers. » read more
Head of Basij condemns Iranian reformists
Mohammadreza Naghdi, head of Iran’s Basij militia says the Iranian reformists are more “adversarial” than the “terrorists of the eighties” in Iran. » read more
Iran's Basij chief offers peacekeepers for Britain
Commander Naghdi, the head of Iran's Basij militia, described the recent riots in Britain as "an uprising for justice" and announced that his Ashura Battalions are prepared for deployment to Britain as peacekeepers. » read more
Basij leader slams senior reformists
The head of Iran’s Basij militia, Mohammadreza Naghdi, has condemned recent attacks against the Revolutionary Guards, saying those who insult the Corps are “mercenaries and the scum of political hypocrisy.” » read more
Iranian commander warns against new forms of "sedition"
The head of Iran's Basij militia has described the latest mass protests against the Islamic Republic government as “a deep sedition” and warns that future seditions will be more difficult to recognize. » read more
