In all cases and others, news of the hacks were often published on the MEK's website, which served as some sort of unofficial newswire for various anti-Tehran hacktivist groups. This includes the hack of the Iranian President's Office, the Iranian Foreign Ministry 's internal network, and Tehran's CCTV system. No details were provided on these cyber-attacks, but they very likely refer to the recent rise of anti-Iranian hacktivism activity. Sources told The Albanian newspaper the MEK used the camp as a 'hacker center' where they hosted servers that were used to hack foreign institutions. The Albanian Ministry of Internal Affairs says the MEK broke a 2014 agreement with the Albanian government that the camp be used solely for humanitarian purposes. The camp hosts around 3,000 MEK party members that were relocated to Albania in 2013 after their previous camp in Iraq came under attack from Iraqi and Iranian forces. The raids took place on Tuesday, June 20, and targeted a camp near the city of Manez in Western Albania. Albanian law enforcement raided a refugee camp hosting members of Iranian opposition party Mujahedeen-e-Khalq ( People's Mujahedin of Iran, or MEK ) on suspicion of operating a 'hacker center' that conducted cyber-attacks against foreign institutions.

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