Another harrowing account of the terrifying dimensions of the recent crackdown in #Iran. A member of the medical staff in one of Iran’s southern provinces told Radio Farda that they were delivering coup de grâce shots even inside hospitals.

Look at the cries of Iranian mothers This tragedy is repeated every day in every home in #Iran In the silence and darkness of the internet, crimes are happening that the world is unaware of Stop all this silence and watching

Nazanin Esmikhani, 17 years old, from Qazvin, was martyred on January 8th during popular protests by the repressive forces. #Iran

Ashkan Alipour, a young barista, bartender, and flame artist who was passionately and diligently working and learning and had recently received her professional certificate, was martyred on January 8th during the popular protests in Karaj, when she was shot in the neck by repressive forces. #Iran

Shahab Khorshid, 22, a barista living in Phase 1 of Gharb Township, was killed on January 9 during the popular protests in Tehran, by two live bullets fired by the repressive forces. Before participating in the protests, Shahab had said: "Either everything changes, or I die." #Iran

#Zahra_Mahmoudpour, a master's student in electrical engineering at Amir Kabir University of Technology, was martyred on January 8 in #Najafabad, Isfahan, by a direct bullet to the face by the repressive forces of the clerical regime. #Iran

Sahar Bayat killed January 8 by repressive forces of Khamenei in #Iran nationwide protests

#Bahar_Shadmehri, 17, from Neyshabur, was martyred on the night of January 9 by the bullets of mercenaries. #Iran

Parvaneh Khojandi Rad, 50, took to the streets in Lahijan on Thursday evening, January 18, holding her two daughters and was martyred by a bullet to the head.

Melika Shahmoradi, a 16-year-old teenager from Kerand-e Gharb, was martyred during nationwide protests in Kermanshah on Thursday, January 8, when she was shot directly by government mercenaries. #Iran

Parisa Taghibi, 45, was martyred on January 8 in Rasht by direct fire from repressive forces. Parisa was the head of the family and had two young daughters. #Iran

Narges Elmi, a 20-year-old genetics expert, was shot dead by repressive forces in Tehran on January 11. She had recently received a Canadian visa and was scheduled to leave for Canada in May to continue her academic and life path. #Iran

#Omid_Norouzi was martyred on January 8th, in the city of Rasht, by a direct shot to the head by the repressive forces. In this voice he left on his last day, he said: ... If #Iran is liberated, be happy instead of me

#AmirAli_Zarei was martyred in Majidieh, Tehran. AmirAli was a student at the University of Arts and a life coach and healing instructor. #Iran

Farzaneh Tavakoli is another martyr of the Arak protests who died at the hands of the repressive forces. She was the mother of two children, a daughter and a son. #Iran

People are not mourning. They are angry #Iran This mourning ceremony for Alireza Rahimi, 26, was killed in Tehran on January 8th by a live bullet fired from the roof of a building by Khamenei's mercenaries. After being shot, Alireza fell into his uncle's arms and died 45 minutes later

#Iran #Iranprotests2026 #Iranmassacre #Berlin #allEyesOnIran

Look at the depth of the people's anger &hatred! Despite the severe repression & threats, this is the slogan of the people at the funeral of their loved one: Death to Khamenei Saeed Tarvand, was killed by two shotgun pellets on Jan.8 in Abadan. father of a 3-year-old child

Join thousands of us in the #BerlinFreeIranRally on Feb. 7, 2026. At the Brandenburg Gate, for freedom and democracy. Support people of #Iran

Iran Uprising Day 24: Regime Panics as ‘War Conditions’ Engulf Cities and Internal Infighting Intensifies State-affiliated media reported on January 19 that small and medium-sized businesses have suffered losses exceeding 5,000 billion tomans in just ten days. @chadbourn.bsky.social

Yes, Europeans support democracy. We need to do more…

A female prisoner was executed, Jan 19, at Isfahan Prison. Under the mullahs’ rule in Iran, the operatives of the Revolutionary Guards’ network, who traffic vast quantities of narcotics and addict the youth of Iran openly supply prisoners in the regime’s jails with drugs to break their resistance.

Seven children killed by the mullahs' government in #Iran: Amir Mohammad Arbabpouri -Melina Asadi-Sam Afshari, Abolfazl Heydari-Moslu- Mohammad Ghasem Rousta, Mehrab Golestani, and Amir Salar Bahmani Nejad, were killed by direct shot from Iranian government forces during nationwide protests.

@amnestyiran.bsky.social Iranian authorities must immediately halt any plans to execute 19-year-old Amirhossein Ghaderzadeh who has been detained since 9 January for taking part in protests in Rasht, Gilan province, and stop weaponizing the death penalty against protesters.

NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi Outlines Path to Regime Change in Iran and Democratic Transition www.ncr-iran.org/en/news/mary...

This is the situation on the streets of #Iran Martial law with forces from the Iraqi militia and Hezbollah of Lebanon I saw some videos that were horrifying. A security force that hit a young man on the head with an axe after shooting him in the leg, which cannot be published here.

The continued internet shutdown, the dismissal of the director of a major operator, and the intensification of digital censorship indicate the regime's fear of the spread of protests and the communication of the people, especially the rebellious youth, during the nationwide uprising. #Iran

Roberta Metsola @EP_President The European Parliament pays tribute to the bravery of all those killed in Iran with a moment of applause not silence. The people of Iran don't need silence. They have been kept forcefully silent for 47 years. They deserve to be free.

As Iranians rise up for a democratic republic, it's great to see Members of the European Parliament supporting them.

#Iran Uprising Day 23: Regime Speaker Admits to ‘Thousands’ Killed as Rebellious Youth Push Back www.ncr-iran.org/en/news/iran...

#Iran Massacre of Protesters in Iran: A Crime Against Humanity with Organized Impunity @chadbourn.bsky.social @fulelo.bsky.social @nhabouzite.bsky.social

#Iran And to those who believe they can derail this uprising through media propaganda and fabricated slogans, we say this: the people of Iran answered you long ago, not just today, but since the 2017 uprising, by rejecting every form of dictatorship. Their message is clear: wncri.org/2026/01/16/s...

#Azam_Hassani 45 years old from Tehran, martyred on January 9, #Iran

#Ziba_Dastajerdi, 33, from Neyshabur, who was arrested during the 2022 protests and sentenced to 1.5 years in prison, and was recently sentenced to another year in prison in another case, awaiting an appeal, was shot in the eyes of her 8-year-old daughter on January 9. #Iran

Nazanin Seydi was returning from work and was shot from the top of a building on Taleghani Street in Karaj, in the middle of a crowd. After falling to the ground, another assassin approached her lifeless body and shot her in the heart. #Iran

Arezo Abedi was martyred in Isfahan on Friday, January 9, with a direct shot to the head, in her son's arms! #Arzo_Abedi, 50, a native and resident of Isfahan, was an athlete, mountaineer, fitness instructor, and mother of two children, a 19-year-old son and a 25-year-old daughter. #Iran

Sonia Salehi Rad was shot dead by security forces in the Sadra neighborhood of Shiraz on Thursday, January 8. According to her relatives, two female and two male officers were present at her funeral to prevent any slogans or protest reactions. #Iran

#Zeinab_Fard was 38 years old and a taekwondo, TRX and bodybuilding instructor. She was martyred on January 8th after being shot in the head by a government sniper in Varamin. #Iran Massacre

Sholeh Sotoudeh from Langrud County, who was shot dead by IRGC mercenaries in Chaf City in front of others, despite being pregnant and the mother of two young children. #Iran massacre

Nasrin Zaremanesh, 39 years old and a mother of two children (a 15-year-old son and a 10-year-old daughter), was directly shot in Naziabad, Tehran. She was wounded by one bullet to the neck and one to the heart, and died in her child’s arms on the way to the hospital. #Iran

Sara Behboudi, 45, a mountaineer, was martyred during nationwide protests in Rasht due to direct fire from government repressive forces. #Iran

Sanam Pourbabaei, a violin teacher and a native of Siahkal, was martyred on Thursday, January 8, by a direct bullet in the Lahijan governorate. #Iran

Aida Aghili, 34, a resident of Tehran, was killed by a live bullet to the head during #Iran protests. According to sources close to the family, her body was identified and found among the bodies transferred to Kahrizak after several days of searching.

The mullahs' government is taking billions of tomans in bullet money from grieving families whose loved ones have been killed, and some who have the body are burying it in their backyards out of fear.

Shabnam Ferdowsi, a young woman from Tehran, was killed by repressive forces of the #Iran 's regime. Shabnam Ferdowsi had already lost her parents and lived with her brother. Her only source of income was making and selling handmade dolls, with which she made a living.

Samaneh Mirzaei, 30, was martyred on January 9,during nationwide protests on Tehran's Navab Street, when she was shot by the repressive forces of the clerical regime.

Delaram Kazemi, a Kurdish woman from Gilan-e Gharb, was arrested by IRGC Intelligence forces on Wednesday evening, January 7, during protest rallies in the city and died hours later under torture in detention. #Iran

Women Killed in #Iran On January 9, in the city of Isfahan, Sahba Rashtian, a passionate Premier League player, athlete, nature lover, and painter, was martyred by a sniper bullet in the side.

Women killed in #Iran Samin Rostami, a nurse at Aram Hospital in Karaj, was killed by the criminals of the clerical regime. She was a medical staff member and a selfless figure who served patients for years without any expectations