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کز دیو و دد ملولم و انسانم آرزوست

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

This is for those in the West whose only concern about the current war with the regime in Iran is the increase in petrol or food prices.

You think this has nothing to do with you.
After all #Iran is thousands of kilometers away.

Physically yes my country is far away from yours but the regime is already in your countries.

For decades, the regime in Iran has not stayed within its own borders.

– It has built influence abroad in your very countries through lobbying, political networks, and aligned voices.
– It has shaped narratives in parts of the media in ways many people don’t recognize.
– It has influenced academia, to the point that your young minds wrongly champion extremism and brutal dictatorships in the name of “anti-imperialism.”
– It has supported groups and activities far beyond Iran’s borders, including in regions much closer to you than you think.

This is not traditional warfare.
Call it influence, call it soft power, call it a “soft war” but it is deliberate and long-term and already playing out in your countries.

You don’t feel it because bombs and rockets aren’t raining down on your cities.
That doesn’t mean there is no war.

And its been working.

Many people in the West see this regime through a lens that doesn't reflect the lived reality of those who have experienced it for 47 years.

Iranians know what this system is.
We know how it behaves, we are familiar with its tricks and how it extends its influence.

You don’t, because you haven’t had to live under it.

So when you reduce all of this to fuel prices or grocery bills, you’re missing what’s actually at stake;
your safety, your future, and how close this will come to your own doorstep, because what feels far away today won’t stay far away forever.

And yes Western governments are part of this story and carry in my opinion a good portion of the blame.

For decades, they have engaged, negotiated, traded, and made deals with this regime in the misguided hope of I don't know creating stability? This was done despite warnings by the people of Iran that you cannot make deals with this regime.

If this regime comes out of this war, still in power, it will become more aggressive, more confident.

More willing to extend its reach.

And when that reality becomes impossible to ignore, it won’t be about petrol or food prices anymore.

It will be about consequences you didn’t think would ever reach you.

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

@legallybrief Same bro, same. It's just unfathomable that we have suffered so much for yet another shitty deal

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

There is no “good deal” to be signed with the regime in #Iran. Any deal that legitimizes, funds, and strengthens this regime is a bad deal.

[נועה מגיד | Noa magid @NoaMagid]

Don't stop talking about Iran.

[Motahare Goonei @MotiGoonei]

با اینترنت عاریه‌ای وصل شدم که بگویم دارند ما را به بهانه «شرایط جنگی» و با اعدام و زندان و بیکاری و سرکوب و احضار، در خاموشی کامل می‌کشند.
ما هیچ صدایی نداریم و داریم زنده به گور می‌شویم.
خاک بر دهانتان اگر جز این بگویید و بنویسید.

[Iran International English @IranIntl_En]

Iranian state media said three men accused of involvement in unrest in Mashhad and an alleged Israel-linked plot were executed early morning Monday local time.

The report identified the men as Mehdi Rasouli and Mohammadreza Miri, who were described as “Mossad elements” involved in what authorities called a “coup” in January 2026, and Ebrahim Dolatabadi, described as a key figure in unrest in the Tabarsi area.

State media said Rasouli and Miri had a “direct role” in the killing of a member of Iran’s security forces during the events, while Dolatabadi was accused of leading groups involved in clashes that resulted in further deaths.

Rights groups say Iran has executed at least 25 political prisoners since the beginning of US-Israeli strikes on Feb. 28.

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

65 fucking days
For 65 days, Iranians in #Iran have been under an internet blackout. 65 days of being cut off from the outside world. 65 days of not being able to show the world what so many of them actually want: this regime gone.

And yes, the regime is silencing them, as par for the course. But let’s be honest, they’re not the only ones.

The Iranian people are also being failed by much of the outside world. By Western politicians who love talking about human rights until it becomes inconvenient. By media outlets that pick and choose whose suffering deserves nonstop coverage. The same media that shamelessly broadcast the narratives of the regime instead of tge voice of the Iranian people. By political groups, especially on the left, who are often loud about oppression unless it clashes with their narrative.

And no, not every single person. But enough of them. Enough of them to make us feel like nobody cares.

It’s bad enough to be silenced by the regime. It’s another kind of betrayal when people who claim to stand for freedom, justice, and human rights also look away.

While Iranians risk everything, too many Western leaders are still focused on making deals with the regime, deals that only benefit their own interests, their own economies, their own politics. All the while the suffering, voices, and demands of the Iranian people are pushed aside.

The people of Iran are not a side note. They are not collateral damage. They are not negotiable.

Stop silencing them. Stop ignoring them. Stop treating their fight for freedom like it matters less.

Shame on all of you who contribute to the censoring of our voices.

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

@RoKhanna Dude you're literally being endorsed by the lobby of the islamic republic in the US. I don't think you should be the one to talk

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

Journalism is supposed to give a voice to the voiceless. It’s supposed to confront injustice, not sidestep it in favor of politics. It’s meant to speak truth to power, not amplify the narratives of those in power while ignoring their victims.

And yet, when it comes to #Iran, too often we see the opposite in a lot of European media.

Europe claims to be a champion of human rights and democracy. But when the suffering of ordinary Iranians is treated as secondary, inconvenient, or simply ignored, you know they don't really mean what it says.

If journalism cannot be the voice of the victims, especially when they are right in front of you, then what exactly is it doing?

I don't for one second believe that the European media is unaware of what has happened in Iran for decades and the fact that they are willing to ignore the Iranian people makes me doubt everything about them. By spreading Islamic regime propaganda they are deliberately misinforming ordinary Europeans and siding with a murderous regime.

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

@H3ngam3h_h @MrLukeGeorge He's also pointing that out

[Luke George🇬🇧🇪🇺 @MrLukeGeorge]

"Does Pahlavi have support in Iran?"

I can't believe people ask this. Reza Pahlavi views dropped by over 30 million when the regime shut down the internet 🛜

All the protesters in January chanting "Javid Shah" should make it obvious. Emphasis on should.

[Dr Hubertus Hoffmann @wsnpresident]

Schande für Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, SZ, ARD, ZDF und die Mitglieder der Bundespressekonferenz: das Morden von 40,000 Frauen und Männern, Hinrichtungen und Demokratie im Iran sind ihnen einfach egal- sie interessiert das nicht und sie fragen nicht den wichtigsten Vertreter der Freiheit im Iran danach- das ist eine Perversion des Journalismus und nichts als PR-Hilfe für die Massenmörder. Peinliches Totalversagen der woken Frame-Journalisten mit ideologischer Schere im Kopf. Es widerspricht zudem dem Ethos des deutschen Grundgesetzes:

Dazu sagt der Schah-Sohn nach seinen Erfahrungen mit den Berliner Hauptstadtjournalisten:

"I want to speak DIRECTLY to the people of Europe. In the past two weeks I held TWO MAJOR press conferences — one in Stockholm, one in Berlin.

Over 150 JOURNALISTS showed up. We spent MORE THAN TWO HOURS with them…
And guess what?

NOT ONE SINGLE of those 150 journalists asked about the 40,000 IRANIANS SLAUGHTERED on the streets of my country on January 8th and 9th!

NOT ONE asked about the 19 political prisoners EXECUTED in the last two weeks.

When I told them 20 more are currently sentenced to death — CRICKETS. Not a damn question.
I stood right next to a grieving mother and father who lost their sons in that massacre and begged them to listen to their stories…
NOT A SINGLE ONE of those 150 journalists asked them a thing.

Let that sink in.

My 40,000 BRAVE INNOCENT COMPATRIOTS who were butchered fighting for liberty? They don’t give a damn.

They are too busy criticizing America and Israel for taking out the dictator who’s been slaughtering our people for 47 YEARS — instead of going after the regime that’s actually doing the killing!

They’d rather dig up Iran’s history than talk about what’s happening RIGHT NOW or the free democratic Iran we’re fighting for.

One EU parliament member even had the nerve to say Iranians aren’t ready for democracy. To that coward and to every fake journalist in the room I say this:

Iranians aren’t just “ready” for democracy… 40,000 of them just DIED for it! And I will NOT let their blood be in vain.

SO HEAR ME LOUD AND CLEAR:

Whether Europe stands with us or not…
Whether your journalists do their damn jobs or not…
Whether your politicians grow a spine or not…
I WILL FIGHT FOR MY PEOPLE AND MY COUNTRY.

Even if we have to do this ALONE — we are fighting until IRAN IS FREE! 🇮🇷💪"

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

While the western leaders are whining about fuel and oil prices and want to end the war and sign a deal with the regime, a deal which by the way the regime is never going to abide by, at least 18 protesters and political prisoners were executed in about one month in #Iran, which is more than one-third of all such executions recorded in the previous year and over four times the previous monthly average.

And just FYI nowhere is the human rights issue and the freedom of the iranain people mentioned in any deal, not that it can do anything because again the regime will not let us be free as long as it exists.

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

100 days ago, the people of #Iran rose up against the regime once again. On January 8 and 9, the streets of my beloved country ran red as tens of thousands of innocent Iranians were killed in one of the bloodiest crackdowns in modern history.
Never forget, never forgive.
#IranMassacre‌

[جاویدنامان انقلاب شیروخورشید🕊️ @Vatan_pahlavi]

فرزند ایران و جان‌فدای میهن جاویدنام #آذرنوش_خراسانی

[Neo @Realneo101]

Look at what the regime in Iran is doing while a ceasefire is in place.

They don’t even hide it anymore.
Fucking machine guns are out in public, terrorists on standby, ready to shoot civilians and crush any uprising.

President Trump, we need you to remember your promises to the Iranian people. You told us to stay home, wait for the right moment, then hit the streets and finish the job. But right now it feels like the only thing that matters is the fucking Strait of Hormuz.

During this ceasefire — even before it — the regime has already started executing the protesters they arrested in January.
And right now they’re terrorizing civilians more than ever.

You made a promise, President Trump.
It’s still not too late.
Help the people of Iran.
Finish what you started.
Give them safer streets so they can come out and end this barbaric regime once and for all.

[Sogand @5ogand]

Der iranische Staat will den 26-jährigen Kickbox-Champion Benyamin Naghdi in Einzelhaft hinrichten lassen. Berichten zufolge droht ihm die Todesstrafe wegen seines Wunsches nach einem freien Iran ohne die Islamische Republik. Öffentlicher Druck kann jetzt entscheidend sein.

Lasst uns seine Stimme hörbar machen.
Teilt, postet, sprecht darüber.

#BenyaminNaghdi muss viral gehen!!!

[נועה מגיד | Noa magid @NoaMagid]

Don’t let her die in the dark.

Save Shakila Ghasemi.

[IranRevolutionReport🇮🇷 @IranRevReport]

This is the regime everyone wants to make a deal with
Today Ahmad Khatami the Friday prayer imam of Tehran said
"There must be one voice rising from Iran, and that voice is the chant: Death to Israel and Death to America."
Once a terrorist always a terrorist
#Iran