Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, has effectively claimed responsibility for the failed FlyDubai Flight 1073 hijacking.
He then threatened the UAE with further “consequences” unless it cuts ties with Israel.
The Iranian regime is evil. Free Iran!
Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, has effectively claimed responsibility for the failed FlyDubai Flight 1073 hijacking.
He then threatened the UAE with further “consequences” unless it cuts ties with Israel.
The Iranian regime is evil. Free Iran!
Multiple senior Iranian officials have made several threats over the past 12 days, warning that if Iranian planes can’t fly, then no one in the region will fly!
Then, an Emirati 🇦🇪 plane flying over Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 with dozens of Israeli 🇮🇱 passengers on board was almost hijacked and crashed by a rogue pilot.
This is NOT a coincidence!
The head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council:
"Just as hosting American military bases did not bring you security, hosting the "butcher of Gaza" will not yield positive results. Learn lessons from the last war, cease fueling conflicts, and stop making baseless accusations regarding Iranian threats."
To me it looks like the Iranians are claiming resposibility.
The head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council:
"Just as hosting American military bases did not bring you security, hosting the "butcher of Gaza" will not yield positive results. Learn lessons from the last war, cease fueling conflicts, and stop making baseless accusations regarding Iranian threats."
To me it looks like the Iranians are claiming resposibility.
Right after the Islamic Republic threatened civilian flights across the region, an Omani co-pilot was accused of trying to crash a plane full of Israelis.
On the regime’s state television, a commentator proposed making regional air routes unsafe and claimed Iran could disrupt up to 2,500 flights a day. He described turning neighbouring airspace into a wall across routes connecting east and west.
Now a Flydubai flight carrying Israeli passengers has plunged after a violent cockpit incident and made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. The co-pilot’s alleged attempt to crash it is under investigation.
Oman has long been one of the Islamic Republic’s closest diplomatic partners.
The Islamic Republic also has a history of killing civilians in the air. In January 2020, its Revolutionary Guard shot down Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752, killing all 176 people aboard.
After a threat to civilian aviation aired by the regime, today’s incident demands scrutiny to determine whether the world’s biggest state sponsor of terror had any role.
Right after the Islamic Republic threatened civilian flights across the region, an Omani co-pilot was accused of trying to crash a plane full of Israelis.
On the regime’s state television, a commentator proposed making regional air routes unsafe and claimed Iran could disrupt up to 2,500 flights a day. He described turning neighbouring airspace into a wall across routes connecting east and west.
Now a Flydubai flight carrying Israeli passengers has plunged after a violent cockpit incident and made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. The co-pilot’s alleged attempt to crash it is under investigation.
Oman has long been one of the Islamic Republic’s closest diplomatic partners.
The Islamic Republic also has a history of killing civilians in the air. In January 2020, its Revolutionary Guard shot down Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752, killing all 176 people aboard.
After a threat to civilian aviation aired by the regime, today’s incident demands scrutiny to determine whether the world’s biggest state sponsor of terror had any role.
Dear @elonmusk
On January 8–9, over 40,000 were killed in Iran.
I raised €300k+ for families who lost loved ones and for injured survivors.
People are struggling to afford food, they are in desperate situations, suicide is rising and the money raised is nowhere near enough.
This is the problem I cannot solve alone. No Human Rights Organisations is offering to help.
Can you help fund this effort and help me find a way to reach them?
#IranMassacre
#KingRezaPahlaviForIran
Remember the Iranian-American student at the University of Michigan who publicly challenged US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed to condemn Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) ?
Now he said that he has faced a wave of online threats, doxxing, and harassment.
El-Sayed has an entire Islamist online clan behind him, while Americans are still living in denial about his ideology.
https://t.co/z5BY9dfQjA
Look at all these Iranian protesters. You can even find young children alongside their parents, peacefully chanting "Death to the dictator," yet the Islamic regime wants you to believe they are all Mossad and CIA agents!
Meet Parastoo Ahmadi, the Iranian singer just sentenced to 74 lashes for not wearing a hijab in a music video. And I have yet to see a single Western popstar, actor, or woke social justice warrior speechifying about her.
Almost like standing up for truly oppressed people isn’t actually the point.
New shocking footage of the massacres on January 8th and 9th when over 40,000 protestors were massacred in towns and cities across Iran. The Regime murdered its own people on an industrial scale to survive. It turned off the internet to hide its crimes. The world largely ignored. This footage shows the true scale and horror. But also the bravery and heroism of unarmed protestors fighting for freedom. We should never forget.
74 lashes. For a voice. For letting the wind touch her hair while she sang.
Imagine living in a world where a regime is so terrified of a woman’s melody, so fragile in the face of human art, that its only response is a whip.
Iranian singer Parastoo Ahmadi dared to perform in an ancient caravanserai, streaming raw beauty to millions. She sang uncovered. She let her talent exist without permission. Now, she and eight musicians and crew members have each been sentenced to 74 lashes, a two-year travel ban, and two years stripped of their right to create.
They can outlaw instruments. They can bruise skin. They can confiscate passports. But you cannot execute an echo, and you cannot whip an idea out of existence. Millions watched. Millions heard.
When a government fears a singing woman, it has already lost.
Do not look away. Say her name. Amplify her voice.
#ParastooAhmadi #WomanLifeFreedom #Iran #HumanRights #StandWithIranianWomen
For the first time, the world can see the January massacre unfold in sequence, through the lenses of the brave Iranians who took to the streets and documented what happened around them, sometimes in their final moments.
Hours of previously unseen footage, gathered and preserved by @ManotoNews, reveal the scale of the Islamic Republic’s mass killing of protesters. There is no outside narrator. The Iranian people recorded their own courage, the regime’s brutality and the truth it tried to conceal.
https://t.co/NOOTlRYZ19
Read the investigation by @AndyJehring and @NatalieLisbona, and watch the four-part documentary This Is Our Story.
They risked everything to leave this evidence behind. The least the world can do is watch, share and refuse to let their voices be silenced.
Content warning: graphic and deeply distressing footage.
https://t.co/q4C99k9BWE
A new documentary, This Is Our Story, uses more than 10,000 videos from on the ground at the time to capture the horror for the world to see. The filmmakers, from Iranian opposition channel Manoto, say their footage serves as a permanent record of Khamenei's bloodshed.
https://t.co/7ToOCOg4cP