BRIEF ON IRAN, No. 187 Representative Office of The National Council of Resistance of Iran Monday, June 12, 1995 3421 M Street NW #1032, Washington, DC 20007 Mullahs' Regime Steps Up Activities to Prevent June 16 Meeting, From a statement issued by the Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran - Paris, June 11 The mullahs' regime has stepped up its efforts to prevent the June 16 large gathering of Iranians in Germany where Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the Iranian Resistance's President-elect, will address the crowd. In the beginning of this week, the mullahs' Security Council met in an extraordinary session headed by Rafsanjani to make decisions on how to bring more pressure on the government of Germany to make it yield to the demand of the terrorist religious dictatorship. All of the regime's top officials were present.... Simultaneous with the announcement in May of Mrs. Rajavi's planned speech to the Iranians' gathering in Germany, Velayati, the mullahs' foreign minister, met with the Justice Ministry's Deputy for Parliamentary Affairs, and with the president of Iran-Germany Friendship Society. In these meetings Velayati insistently asked for every possible action which could prevent the June 16 meeting. In another development, the mullahs' ambassador to Germany met with federal and state officials. He offered economic contracts in return for "further understanding" of the regime's requests regarding the gathering of Iranians on June 16. He met among others, with the adviser minister to Chancellor Kohl, the premiere, and the parliamentary speaker of the Sachsen-Anhalt province.... Mullahs Blast the Support of 202 U.S. House Members for the Iranian Resistance, Agence France Presse, June 11 TEHRAN - The head of Iranian Majlis, Ali Akbar Nateq Noori, described the request by members of the U.S. House of Representatives for toughening of their country's policy toward Iran as a "terrorist Act." Noori who spoke at the opening of an Islamic parliament's session, said: "This action, which demonstrates how uninformed these representatives are, supports the enmity of Clinton Administration against us." On Thursday, in a letter to President Clinton, 202 Democratic and Republican members of Congress called for a multi-national and complete embargo against Iran and dialogue with People's Mojahedin, the armed opposition movement against Tehran. The head of Majlis called the People's Mojahedin as "terrorist group," and said that "this request is like a terrorist act directed against us."... The signatories of the letter believe that because of "continued violation of human rights", "patterns of terrorist activities" and "unabated repression" of opponents, the United States must reevaluate its policy toward Iran.... Iran Asks Iraq To Extradite Opposition Head - Weekly, Reuters, June 11 NICOSIA - Iran has asked Iraq to extradite an exiled Iranian opposition leader and top members of his Mujahideen Khalq group, an Iranian weekly said on Sunday. The official news agency IRNA quoted Kayhan Havai weekly as saying Iran made the request for the extradition of Massoud Rajavi and an unspecified number of Mujahideen officials during a visit recently by an Iranian delegation to Baghdad.... A Mujahideen statement sent to Reuters on Sunday from Paris quoted Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz as rejecting the demand in remarks on June 2.... Pro-Government Crowd Attacks Iranian Radical Paper, Reuters, June 11 TEHRAN - An Iranian radical weekly newspaper was attacked by a crowd apparently angry with the paper's criticism of government officials, the daily Salam newspaper said on Sunday. Salam said it destroyed property and pushed around staff and two clients in their attack on the office of the weekly Payam-e-Daneshjoo (Student's Message). "Law does not exist in this country, we are the law. Had we not warned you before not to write anything against heads of power?," Salam reported a source at the weekly quoting the attackers....