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Camp Ashraf

Camp Ashraf

Former headquarters of the MEK in Iraq.

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    Political party in Iran.

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    Iraqi military operation.

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    Islamist insurgent network in Iraq.

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    Governorate of Iraq.

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    Iranian political activist (1952–1982).

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    Town in Diyala, Iraq.

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    Prime Minister of Iraq from 2006 to 2014.

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    Political party in Iran.

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    Iranian political activist (born 1948).

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    Iranian political activist (1952–1982).

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