Recent hostile actions by the German government, following the death of a notorious terror ringleader responsible for numerous civilian deaths in Iran, underscore Berlin’s longstanding policy of offering support to anti-Iranian terrorist groups.

On Thursday, Germany announced the closure of three Iranian consulates in Frankfurt am Main, Munich, and Hamburg, citing the execution of "a German citizen" in Iran.

The individual in question, Jamshid Sharmahd, an Iranian-born convicted terrorist, was the leader of the Tondar terrorist group and the main orchestrator of the 2008 Shiraz mosque terror attack that killed 14 civilians and injured 215 others.

German politicians and media have unanimously disputed his guilt, using misleading terms such as "activist," "journalist," "dissident," and "human rights fighter," and claiming he gave a "forced confession" in a "sham trial."

In other words, they imply that the verdict against the terror mastermind lacks evidence, even though Sharmahd’s website, widely available in internet archives, openly documents his direct role in anti-Iran terrorist acts, mocking victims and threatening future attacks.

In a statement posted on the website, Sharmahd openly takes responsibility for attacks inside Iran.

His management of Tondar's official website tondar.org is undeniably evident from its "contact us" section, signed as Jamshid in German, as well as from his biography on the new, whitewashed website tondar.info.

Web analytics also show that the former official website was registered in Germany, in the Saxon town of Falkenstein, under the hostname jamshid.tondar.org.

Although the mere glorification of terrorist attacks is punished in all countries, often with vast media coverage, Sharmahd has taken over, glorified and threatened with such attacks for years, without any reaction from the German or American authorities.  

His case is one of many, illustrating Germany’s overt and public support for anti-Iranian terrorists by providing them refuge, resources, and political and legal protections.

Sharmahd had been sentenced to life in prison but died inside jail last week, Iran's judiciary spokesman said at a press conference in Tehran on Tuesday. 

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