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In caverns deep beneath the Iraqi desert, an Iranian terrorist group that enjoys strong political support in North American is secretly harboring Saddam Hussein's arsenal of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, according to one of the movement's former leaders.
In and exclusive interview with the Citizen, Nooruz Al- Rezvani, an Iranian national who now lives in Germany, outlined what he witnessed during his years as a high-level member of the Mojahedin Khalq, a heavily armed guerrilla faction dedicated to the overthrow of the Iranian government.

The organization has more than a dozen bases in Iraq, including a sprawling new complex near Baghdad specially built for the group by the Iraqi dictator last year.
It also has an extensive network outside Iraq, with secret fronts around the world, including two downtown Ottawa businesses according to CSIS.
Mr. Rezvani said the Mojahedin and other terrorist groups are part of a massive effort spearheaded by Saddam Hussein, to gather enough weapons of mass destruction to annihilate North America and Europe.

Other- reports also suggest Iraq has been working towards a widespread, anti-western terrorist campaign: Two defectors from Iraqi intelligence told The New York Times recently that Saddam has been training militants from a variety of Islamic countries in terrorist techniques-including airplane highjackings - at a secret government camp south of Baghdad since 1995.

Mr. Rezvani provided the Citizen last summer with a statement and hand-drawn maps detailing the top-secret locations of Saddam's arsenal of mass destruction.

Following the Sept. 11 attacks in New York Washington and Pennsylvania, the Citizen shared those documents with security officials at the U.S Embassy, who are investigating Mr. Rezvani's claims.