
Tehran, Iran – Massoud Rajavi, the long-thought-dead former leader of a group that Iran considers a “terrorist” organisation, actually died three years ago of health issues under United States supervision, according to Iranian media reports.
The former leader of the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK), born in 1948, died of a heart attack after years of illness, according to a report by the state-linked Tasnim news website, which quoted an unnamed security official on Sunday.