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According to the Editorial Board of Iran International, at least 12,000 people have been killed so far by security forces in ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Iran, calling it the “largest massacre in contemporary Iranian history,” occurring primarily over two consecutive nights, last Thursday and Friday, January 8 and 9.

Iran International stated that the statistics are based on information received from one source close to the Supreme National Security Council, two sources in the Office of the President, accounts received from several sources in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in the cities of Mashhad, Kermanshah, and Isfahan, eyewitness accounts and families of the deceased, field reports, data related to medical centers, and information obtained by doctors and nurses in various cities across Iran.

Reza Pahlavi:

“If they didn’t believe I can be the person doing that for them or the person to be trusted, they wouldn’t be in the millions on the streets of Iran, in the 4 corners of Iran, chanting my name & asking for my return.

That’s indicative of the reality on the ground”

Regime forces firing live bullets on Iranian anti-regime protesters in Tehran on January 9th.

The regime has murdered around 1000 protesters just in Tehran so far.

24-year-old Abdullah Khan pleaded guilty yesterday to assault, arson and terror offences.

He was arrested for stabbing an Irish police officer after shouting “Allahu Akbar.”

Footage from the attack went viral across the world

A Russian woman tells Putin that her son and grandson have died fighting in Ukraine and that she has received money for their deaths.

She says she has one son left sentenced to 12 years for raping his girlfriend’s daughter. The woman begs Putin to let him go fight in Ukraine too

RT Avi Yemini
🚨 Iranian protester delivers a chilling WARNING every Australian must hear

'Be careful of radical Islam here... if you stay silent, Australia in the future is going to go through the same thing that Iran is going through right now'

FULL VIDEO: http://rebelne.ws/4qrJtVO

More and more women are clashing with ICE agents in Minnesota

Iranian authorities are hunting down users of Elon Musk’s satellite internet service Starlink in an effort to stop protest videos from reaching the outside world, with security forces launching an operation over the weekend to search for and confiscate Starlink dishes in Western Tehran, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Partial cell service was briefly returned to the Iranian capital of Tehran early Tuesday morning for the first time in over four days, with several calls reportedly being made between residents and journalists serving at the Dubai Office for The Associated Press (AP).

BREAKING: The Pentagon has presented Trump with a wider range of military strike options against Iran, including targeting nuclear and missile sites, according to New York Times report.

رضا پهلوی عالی بود تو ۲ تا مصاحبه امروز.

هر چی به دقایق حساس‌تر نزدیک می‌شیم بهتر بازی می‌کنه.

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بچه‌ها لطفا تمرکز
این ۲۴ ساعت تعیین کننده ترینه

فعالیت شدید، مخصوصا X
زیر همه ‌پست‌ها فعال باشین و نظر بدین

BREAKING: Sweden calls on its citizens to leave Iran

RT Mario Nawfal
🚨🇮🇷 IRAN HUNTING STARLINK USERS DOOR-TO-DOOR TO STOP PROTEST VIDEOS FROM REACHING THE WORLD

The regime knows exactly what's keeping them exposed.

With 90 million people cut off from the internet, Starlink is the only way Iranians can share footage of protests and the government's brutal crackdown.

So authorities are going door-to-door in western Tehran searching for and confiscating dishes.

Jamming is worst in protest areas and peaks in the evening when demonstrators gather.

Users are hiding their terminals and only uploading to people they trust.

When they get a good connection, usually mornings, they transmit as many videos as possible before the signal gets jammed again.

The terminals were smuggled in on small boats from Dubai or across the Iraqi Kurdistan border.

They're illegal, and getting caught with one now could mean prison or worse.

This is why @Starlink matters.

When authoritarian regimes want to massacre their people in the dark, satellite internet is the flashlight they can't turn off.

Hundreds are dead.

The world only knows because of @elonmusk's satellites and Iranians brave enough to use them.

Source: WSJ / @dwnews

این گروه تلکرام را همه جا پخش کنین

https://t.me/iran_rev_media

Kari Lake, Senior Advisor to the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) under President Trump, has blocked Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty from using a powerful transmitter operated by the USAGM in Kuwait to broadcast news and protest updates into Iran, amid the Islamic Republic’s ongoing nationwide internet blackout and brutal crackdown, Oliver Darcy reported in his recent independent newsletter Status.

Amazing work here by @FaytuksNetwork in documenting the ongoing brutal crackdown against anti-regime protests in Iran, which has resulted in at least 646 confirmed deaths, though actual numbers are expected to be well over 5,000.

The Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published an an updated travel advisory for the Islamic Republic of Iran, advising against any and all travel and urging Swedes in Iran to immediately leave the country, citing the “security situation.”

RT William Martin
🚨Here’s the statement we sent the @WSJ to correct their fake news report and here’s the way they twisted it to strip out the part where we said they got the story wrong. You don’t hate the media enough.

RT William Martin
🚨Here’s the statement we sent the @WSJ to correct their fake news report and here’s the way they twisted it to strip out the part where we said they got the story wrong. You don’t hate the media enough.