Iranian exiles in the US want $225 million for years of brutal torture by notorious security chief - Exclusive: Three former dissidents are accusing the Shah of Iran’s “chief torturer” – who later rel ...

The Iranian regime is on the verge of collapse; criminal mullahs attempt to distract the Iranian people from uniting behind ...

This week's Farda Briefing looks at growing fears in Iran that failing to strike a deal with the United States will lead to ...

The SAVAK, Iran’s notorious secret police under the Shah, brutally suppressed opposition, employing torture and executions as tools of political control. The Shah dissolved all political parties ...

In the 1970s, Sabeti served as deputy head of SAVAK, the notorious security and intelligence agency of Iran’s last shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. The plaintiffs claim Sabeti played a key role in ...

In a seismic shift from mainstream media’s hawkish rhetoric, American journalist Tucker Carlson has become an unlikely ...

He wanted to prevent Iranian army and SAVAK (pre-revolution secret police) officials from staging a coup with the departure of the late Shah from Iran. This four-star general left Tehran on ...

Sabeti was identified as second-in-command of Iran’s secret police, or SAVAK, which existed prior to the Islamic Revolution that saw the current regime take over and form a totalitarian government. A ...