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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

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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

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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

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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

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🚨🇮🇷 IRAN INTERNET BLACKOUT HITS 132+ HOURS. EARLY REPORTS SAY THOUSANDS DEAD

Iran's been offline for over 5 days straight now. Complete digital darkness.

Early reports are saying thousands of casualties. But the blackout means nobody actually knows the real number.

That's the point. 132 hours isn't about blocking protest coordination.

You're creating a black box so the world can't see inside while you do whatever you're doing...

Information will come out eventually. Always does.

But by then bodies are buried, witnesses are scattered or silenced, and the regime controls the narrative about what happened.

5 days of total blackout during protests is cover for massacre. Simple and horrifying.

Source: @netblocks

Iran's been offline for over 5 days straight now. Complete digital darkness.
Early reports are saying thousands of casualties. But the blackout means nobody actually knows the real number.
That's the point. 132 hours isn't about blocking protest coordination anymore. It's about hiding what's happening while it happens.
When you shut off the internet for this long during active crackdowns, you're not managing the situation. You're creating a black box so the world can't see inside while you do whatever you're doing.
Information will come out eventually. Always does. But by then bodies are buried, witnesses are scattered or silenced, and the regime controls the narrative about what happened.
Source: @re.@netblocks

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Iran’s clerical rulers face their toughest challenge in decades, but despite nationwide protests and mounting foreign pressure, analysts say the Islamic Republic’s security elite shows no sign of cracking https://reut.rs/49FUKut

🇺🇸🇮🇷 BEFORE WE BOMB IRAN, REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED TO IRAQ, LIBYA, AND SYRIA

Iran's regime is teetering on collapse.

Thousands are dead, cities are burning, and protesters are literally calling for revolution in the streets.

Trump's weighing military strikes while Israel watches, ready to pounce.

Here's the thing: if America intervenes now, the Islamic Republic might not last the week.

But before anyone pops champagne, maybe we should check our recent report card on regime change.

Remember Iraq? Twenty years later, it's still a mess.

Libya? We helped topple Gaddafi and now it's run by warlords.

Syria? Assad just fell and HTS, once an Al-Qaeda affiliate, controls Damascus.

Afghanistan needs no explanation... the Taliban came back stronger after two decades of our best efforts.

The pattern never changes: dictator falls, chaos rushes in, extremists grab power, civilians end up worse than they started.

Yes, Iran's protesters deserve freedom.

Absolutely.

But American bombs have a terrible track record of delivering it.

They're much better at creating power vacuums that birth the next ISIS.

The Ayatollahs are monsters, no question.

But before we tip these scales with airstrikes, we should ask ourselves honestly: are we liberating Iran or just creating Syria 2.0?

Revolution from within might actually work.

Revolution from American bombers almost never does.

Source: WaPo / Reuters / Fox

Over 132 hours now without internet service in Iran.

US will take 'very strong action' if Iran hangs protesters, Trump tells CBS News http://reut.rs/4qVR8LR http://reut.rs/4qVR8LR

This marks a major shift.

It's no longer just protests, this is armed resistance taking territory.

If confirmed, it would be the first time an IRGC headquarters has been seized since the 1979 revolution.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is the regime's elite force, specifically designed to protect the theocracy from internal and external threats.

They're not regular military.

They're the regime's ideological enforcers.

The Kurds are an ethnic minority of roughly 10 million in Iran's western provinces, distinct from Persians with their own language, culture, and long history of resistance against Tehran.

Groups like PJAK and KDPI have fought for autonomy for decades, often from bases in Iraqi Kurdistan.

The regime has brutally suppressed Kurdish uprisings before, but never while facing nationwide protests, economic collapse, and a weakened military posture after Israeli strikes degraded their capabilities.

Armed groups seizing regime military installations is a completely different phase than street protests.

That significantly raises the risk of broader civil war.

Regime change is rarely clean once things reach this stage.

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A desperate cry for help from an Iranian young man. 💔

🚨🇪🇺🇮🇷 EU: IRAN'S CRACKDOWN "UNACCEPTABLE," REGIME "TERRIFIED OF ITS OWN PEOPLE"

The EU foreign policy chief says the brutality exposes a government clinging to power amid economic collapse and relentless street defiance.

Strong words from Brussels.

But words don't stop bullets.

Iranians are watching to see who actually does something.

Source: Iran International

🚨🇺🇸🇪🇺🇮🇷 TRUMP ADMIN ASKED EUROPEAN ALLIES MONDAY TO SHARE INTELLIGENCE ON IRANIAN TARGETS

Two European officials confirmed the request.

One said they don't expect nuclear sites to be hit, more likely "leadership of organizations and forces responsible for the killings of protesters."

Target lists are being built.

This is moving beyond rhetoric.

Source: Washington Post

🇺🇸🇮🇷 SEN. FETTERMAN: IRAN IS IN A DEATH SPIRAL

“Iran really’s capabilities are severely limited at this point, and now they’re in a death spiral with all these protests.

Why wouldn’t we want to be ready to provide the kind of bump to just push it, to finally break this regime.

Now they’re so desperate.”

Source: @EricLDaugh