Iranian dissidents Baghdad camp attacked with Rockets by the al-Mukhtar Army militia, leaves Two killed - 50 + wounded.

Many trailers and facilities of Camp Liberty destroyed in fourth missile attack

Iranian dissidents Baghdad camp attacked with Rockets by the al-Mukhtar Army militia, leaves Two killed - 50 + wounded.(NCRI).

A large number of trailers and facilities at Camp Liberty were destroyed as the result of the fourth attack with dozens of different types of missiles at 9:15 pm local time tonight.

Mohammad Javad Saleh Tehrani is one of the victims of this missile attack and another martyr has not yet been identified due to the severity of his wounds. A number of those wounded are in critical condition.

By this criminal attack, [Iraqi Prime Minister] Nuri al-Maliki and [the Iranian regime’s Supreme Leader] Ali Khamenei are attempting to cover up the disgrace over the September 1st execution-style massacre at Camp Ashraf. The missile attack on Camp Liberty came after the trip to Tehran by Maliki and his security officials.

As of 10:00 pm Baghdad ocal time, two martyred during the missile attack on Camp Liberty.

At 9:15 pm local time, on 26 December 2013, Camp Liberty was attacked with dozens of missiles of different types. The attack occurs after Nuri al-Maliki’s trip to Tehran and is payback to the religious fascism ruling Iran to enlist the mullahs’ support for Maliki’s third term as Prime Minister.

At 21:15 local time, Camp Liberty was targeted by dozens of missiles of different types. The number of those slain and wounded will be announced subsequently.

This is the fourth missile attack on Iranian dissidents in Camp Liberty (Iraq) in 2013, while the Iraqi government has not yet delivered the bodies of those massacred during the September 1, 2013 attack on Camp Ashraf, to Liberty residents for burial.

According to Reuters The Al-Mukhtar Army militia claimed to be resposible for the cowardly attack:
In a rare claim of responsibility for attacks on the MEK, Wathiq al-Batat, commander of the al-Mukhtar Army militia, told Reuters his group had fired 20 Katyusha rockets and mortar rounds at the camp.

"We've asked (the government) to expel them from the country many times, but they are still here," he said, accusing the group of communicating with Sunni and Shi'ite politicians he claimed were linked to al Qaeda.

Al-Mukhtar Army is a relatively new Shi'ite militia, which has said it is supported and funded by Iran. Batat is a former leader of the more well-known Kata'ib Hezbollah militia.

Shahriar Kia, another spokesman for MEK who lives in the camp he said houses about 3,000 Iranian dissidents, said two men were killed when a rocket fell near their caravan.

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