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RT Mario Nawfal
🚨🇮🇷 IRANIANS STILL ONLINE THANKS TO STARLINK

Despite heavy censorship and internet shutdowns, some Iranians are still managing to stay connected to the outside world thanks to free Starlink access quietly beaming in from above.

It’s not officially authorized or widespread, but it’s just enough to keep information flowing, voices heard, and the blackout from going total.

Elon made waves in 2022 by offering Starlink to protesters, and now in 2026, it’s still happening.

Because when a regime tries to silence 80+ million people, even a sliver of internet access becomes resistance.

Source: @UK_REPT, @Starlink, @elonmusk

India's rice exports to top buyer Iran stall on protests, tariff worries http://reut.rs/3YAqFav http://reut.rs/3YAqFav

The death toll from unrest in Iran climbed to almost 2,600, a rights group said, as Tehran stepped up diplomatic contacts with US-allies in the region over a crisis that has drawn threats of intervention from President Trump https://reut.rs/457uWWz

🇨🇳🇺🇸 CHINA LECTURES AMERICA ON INTERNATIONAL LAW. THAT'S RICH.

Chinese Foreign Ministry tells Trump to respect international law after he said only his "own morality" limits his actions.

China. Lecturing about international law. LOL.

The country currently building the UK's largest spy embassy. Running Uyghur camps in Xinjiang. Claiming the entire South China Sea despite international court rulings saying they can't.

Crushing Hong Kong's autonomy after promising 50 years of freedom.

"Major countries need to take the lead in respecting international law," said without a hint of irony.

Trump grabbed Maduro, threatened Greenland, bombed Iran's nuclear sites. Yeah, he's rewriting rules.

But China lecturing about UN Charter principles while planning their London data-collection compound is peak hypocrisy.

This is what great power competition looks like: everyone breaking the rules, everyone accusing the other side of breaking the rules.

Pre-school tactics, really.

Source: Chinese Foreign Ministry, TRT World

Zelensky on Iran:

“A regime that has lasted so many years and killed so many people doesn’t deserve to exist. Changes are needed”

🇺🇦🦁☀️

RT Visegrád 24
Zelensky on Iran:

“A regime that has lasted so many years and killed so many people doesn’t deserve to exist. Changes are needed”

🇺🇦🦁☀️

🚨🇮🇷 REGIME SAYS THEY'LL ONLY EXECUTE "RIOTERS" NOT "PROTESTERS." GUESS WHO DECIDES

Tehran correspondent: Iran's drawing a line between "peaceful protesters" (safe) and "saboteurs/rioters" (getting executed).

All of us know how that works in practice: everyone they arrest becomes a rioter. Everyone they want dead was carrying weapons.

They arrested 200 people allegedly storing guns and ammo. Judiciary will "rapidly conduct trials" for those who "killed people or destabilized the country."

Rapid trials in authoritarian regimes means show trials. Confessions on TV. Public hangings within days... First of them set for this morning.

Trump told protesters to "remember the names of killers."

Iranian official Larijani fired back: "The main killers are Trump and Netanyahu."

Watch what happens: those 200 arrested will "confess" to being foreign agents, Israeli spies, American operatives. Then they'll hang.

Source: Al Jazeera

RT Kathy Gyngell
This, for many, will be a real eye opener on the libel case brought against @TRobinsonNewEra
An independent witness account by an old school journalist who knows his stuff (unlike the present lot)!
Read it all!

https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-tommy-robinson-libel-trial-that-proved-why-we-need-juries/

🚨🇮🇷 A MESSAGE FROM SOMEONE WHO JUST GOT OUT OF IRAN

A young Iranian guy just crossed from Iran into Turkey and recorded a message for the world.

He says people outside Iran have no idea how bad it really is.

Not arrests. Not beatings. Killings.

He says protesters are being shot straight in the chest. Not warning shots. Not accidents. Deliberate.

Over and over.

According to him, the death toll people see online is nowhere close to reality. Bodies disappear.

Families stay quiet. Fear fills the gaps.

People inside can’t speak. People outside aren’t seeing it.

That silence is doing a lot of work right now.

Source: @visegrad24

🚨🇮🇷 IRAN'S PRESIDENT ADMITS FAILURE... AFTER 2,000+ BODIES

President Pezeshkian to his economic ministers:

"If we'd listened to people's economic demands earlier, we wouldn't be seeing protests in the streets."

Yeah. No shit.

He's saying this AFTER Khamenei ordered 2,000 killed. AFTER an over 120-hour internet blackout.

AFTER the bazaar merchants walked out and the entire country erupted.

Pezeshkian's the "moderate" president who has 0 actual power. Khamenei runs security, military, everything that matters. President handles economic policy... which clearly failed.

Now he's doing the good cop routine. Heartbreaking at this point.

"We should've listened, we need to decentralize development, we'll address concerns"

... while Khamenei's hanging "saboteurs" and blaming Israeli spies.

Pezeshkian can admit mistakes all day. He's not the one who gave the kill order. He's the PR front for a theocracy that doesn't negotiate.

Source: IRNA

The Tommy Robinson libel trial that proved why we need juries https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-tommy-r... via @theconwom

A young Iranian man who just crossed the border from Iran into Turkey records a message for the world

He says that people outside of Iran have no idea just how many protesters have been murdered by the Islamic regime

He says that they’re shooting at people’s chests all the time

RT Visegrád 24
A young Iranian man who just crossed the border from Iran into Turkey records a message for the world

He says that people outside of Iran have no idea just how many protesters have been murdered by the Islamic regime

He says that they’re shooting at people’s chests all the time

🚨🇮🇷 IRAN’S REGIME IS BLEEDING, BUT STILL WON’T BREAK

Weeks of mass protests, a collapsing economy, thousands dead, and yet, the top of Iran’s ruling system isn’t budging.

And why? The security machine is still locked in.

The Revolutionary Guards and Basij haven’t backed down, and as long as they stay loyal, the regime stays standing no matter how loud the streets get.

It’s brutal, but effective.

Regardless, real change won’t come from the top falling, it’ll come when the power underneath starts to shift.

Source: Reuters via @clashreport

RT David Keyes
Amir Hajizadeh was commander of the IRGC air force.

He said his goal was to "kill Trump."

Instead, Israel killed Hajizadeh.

Because that's what friends do.

🚨 🇺🇸🇦🇪 UAE WARNS TRUMP’S IRAN TARIFF COULD CHOKE GLOBAL COMMODITY FLOWS

The UAE says the proposed 25% U.S. tariff on countries doing business with Iran could hit its own commodity supplies, so it’s now scrambling to assess the fallout.

This could potentially disrupt oil, metals, and trade routes that power everyone’s economy.

Trump’s tariff threat was aimed at punishing Iran, but it may end up squeezing key U.S. allies and global markets in the process.

Source: Bloomberg

🚨🇮🇷 IRAN PROTESTER ON THE BRINK OF EXECUTION THIS MORNING

Erfan Soltani, 26, from Fardis west of Tehran, is reportedly about to be executed today.

He was arrested last Thursday. That's 9 days ago.
Arrest to execution in 9 days is a message.

The U.S. State Department says this would be the 1st execution of a protester from the current demonstrations... But warns "he will not be the last."

First execution sets the precedent. Shows the regime isn't just beating or arresting anymore.

They're killing officially now. Open display.

Once they execute one, the rest get easier. The legal framework is established. The message is sent.

After that it's just numbers.

And the regime knows that once they cross this line, they can't walk it back. So they're doing it while the country's in digital darkness.

If he's executed today, watch how fast the rest follow.

Source: sky News

28-year-old Negin Ghadimi from Shahsavar was murdered a few days ago by the Islamic regime in Iran while out on the streets protesting for a free Iran.

Rest in Peace Negin

RT Visegrád 24
28-year-old Negin Ghadimi from Shahsavar was murdered a few days ago by the Islamic regime in Iran while out on the streets protesting for a free Iran.

Rest in Peace Negin

The death toll from protests in Iran has reached 2,571 people, the US-based HRANA rights group said, as the Islamic Republic's clerical rulers face the biggest wave of dissent in years https://reut.rs/4aUlYQb