There is no real ceasefire inside Iran.
This is Mohseni Ejei, the head of the judiciary. He has ordered courts to accelerate execution sentences, especially for protesters.
Hundreds of professors are on the death row, waiting to be hanged.
Do not stop talking about Iran.
Claiming 'regime change' while the war continues, prisoners keep dying in Iranian jails, and the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked?
That’s not victory. That’s the same old regime wearing a new mask!
Real change doesn’t look like this.
Better to stop repeating a claim that reality keeps disproving.
Regime change must happen but the new leader should be our choice, which is prince Reza Pahlavi.
#KingRezaPahlaviForIran
To President @realDonaldTrump,
Don’t do their job for them in one night. For 47 years, the Islamic Republic has tried, and failed, to destroy Iran’s civilization.
Tonight, millions are living in #DigitalBlackoutInIran, cut off from the world, not even knowing if our families are alive.
Don’t take Iran back to the Stone Age. Target the Stone Age mindset, the officials who are hanging innocent protesters in the 21st century.
From “Help is on the way” to “we’re making a deal” to “regime change” to “we never wanted regime change” to “we did regime change” to “they can’t have nuclear weapons” to “this was all about opening the Strait that was open a few weeks ago” to “we should nuke the whole country.”
Mr. President @POTUS
These are the regime’s harmful infrastructures.
Target these, not the infrastructure of the Iranian people.
Please, as always, stand with the people of Iran.
#DigitalBlackOutIran#KingRezaPahlaviForIran
Mr. Donald Trump and Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu,
I hope that what I am writing reaches you and that you read it.
Unfortunately, you do not know these Shiite criminals, and perhaps the statements of Marco Rubio—who has some understanding of their apocalyptic delusions—may help you. These are people for whom it does not matter if the population does not even have bread to eat or clothes to wear. As Velayati, the former foreign minister, proudly says: even if we have to wear loincloths, in the end we will hand over the flag to the Hidden Imam. Another one, in Tehran’s Friday prayers, in a country which you yourselves describe as one of the richest in the world relative to its population, says that people should eat dry bread if necessary in order to pave the way for the appearance of the Mahdi.
First, you must understand their delusions, and then confront them. They are willing to destroy Iran, as Fadavi, the deputy commander of the IRGC, proudly states that the IRGC does not even include the word “Iran” in its name and is only the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. During Muharram, they cut the heads of their six-month-old infants with blades and say it is virtuous. They strike chains on their shoulders to injure themselves and call it a religious reward. These are delusional people. In my opinion, before targeting power plants, you should target all their gatherings. Every night at 8 PM they gather in Tehran’s squares shouting and chanting. Even if power plants are destroyed, they will continue their shouting, because neither Iran, nor its infrastructure, nor its people matter to them. Only one thing matters: preparing the ground for the ظهور (appearance) of a being called the Mahdi.
Perhaps you have not yet realized this, but they refer to this war as something like the Crusades—not a war between countries. For them, it does not matter if not a single Iranian, or even they themselves, survive. Their culture is one of death-worship and opposition to life.
I wish someone would explain their culture to you. Or that your advisors would read the works of Ali Dashti, Massoud Ansari, Shojaeddin Shafa, Ali Mirfetros, and Ahmad Kasravi regarding their beliefs, behavior, and intellectual origins, so that they may find the right path in confronting them through appropriate military strategies.
@realDonaldTrump@israelipm_farsi
#KingRezaPahlavi
. @POTUS@realDonaldTrump
The Islamic Republic doesn’t care about civilian infrastructure. In fact, hitting a power plant is what they exactly need, so they can play the victim again.
This is a huge strategic mistake, Mr. President. I hope you reconsider this decision before it’s too late.
Targeting Iran’s civilian infrastructure is a grave strategic error. Obliterating power plants will not degrade the IRGC’s military capabilities or liberate the Iranian people; it will only punish the millions who have bravely stood as your greatest allies on the ground. For years, Iranians have lobbied the West, trusted you, and risked everything to oppose this regime.
To destroy the foundations of a post‑Islamic Republic economy is to sabotage the very vision of “Making Iran Great Again.” If the United States ever puts troops on the ground, success will hinge on the cooperation of the Iranian people. To eliminate the IRGC, you need Iranians to facilitate your objectives, or at the very least trust your intentions enough to yield the battlespace.
If that trust is shattered by the destruction of hospitals, water systems, and power, the mission is lost. Never underestimate the power of Iranian patriotism. When the West attacks a nation’s lifelines, it does not break the regime; it gifts it the oxygen of nationalism to survive. Do not hand a dying terrorist cartel a lifeline at the expense of its own victims. @POTUS@marklevinshow@SecRubio@LindseyGrahamSC
Mr. President, @realDonaldTrump
The Islamic Republic is a terrorist regime. It has made one thing brutally clear: the lives of its own people mean nothing to it.
It kills them. Then it demands money from their families to return their bodies.
And if those families dare to grieve, dare to demand justice, they are threatened with gang rape and then arrested.
For years, I have said clearly: the Islamic Republic is not a normal government. It is a terrorist occupying force that will only respond to strength and decisive pressure.
But with the reported 48-hour ultimatum regarding the Strait of Hormuz, I feel a moral and patriotic duty to issue a critical warning:
Targeting Iran’s power plants and civilian infrastructure does not weaken the regime. It punishes the Iranian people.
A nationwide blackout in Iran would hand the regime exactly what it wants, a propaganda victory. The IRGC thrives on blaming foreign enemies for the suffering it has created, redirecting public anger away from itself.
It would also put millions of civilians at risk. Power outages mean hospitals shut down, water systems fail, and ordinary people who are already struggling under extreme economic pressure are pushed further into crisis.
And it would weaken the very people standing up to this regime. A population fighting for basic survival in darkness and desperation has far less capacity to organize, protest, and resist.
If the goal is deterrence or disabling the regime, then the target set must be clear and precise: IRGC command centers, missile infrastructure, and the regime’s security and repression apparatus.
Disable the regime’s war machine, not the lives of the Iranian people.
The Islamic Republic has held Iran hostage for decades. At this critical moment, do not allow it to use our national infrastructure as a shield for its survival.
The objective must be the liberation of Iran, not its destruction.
#Iran💔
Iran’s IRBMs can now threaten Diego Garcia, and our troops and assets stationed there. They are determined to build a missile capable of hitting the United States.
Anyone who bought the ayatollah’s “fatwa” against long-range missiles should never make U.S. policy again.
#دیانا_طاهرآبادی فقط و فقط ۱۶ سالشه و در خطر اعدامه.
فقط ۱۶ سال!!!
باید طوفان توییتری راه بندازیم با اسمش
بی تفاوت رد نشید هشتگ بزنید ریتوییت کنید خودتون بازنشر کنید
نذاریم یک جوون دیگه پرپر بشه
میدونم همتون چقدر زحمت میکشید و نگرانید دمتون گرم❤️🫂🫂
#KingRezaPahlavi
#DigitalBlackOutlran
Today, in Iran, in the middle of a war, the regime executed a 19-year-old national wrestling champion for the crime of joining January protests. 💔
After signaling to the world, including President @realDonaldTrump, that they would halt executions of protesters, the regime has done the exact opposite.
Three young protesters, Saleh Mohammadi, Mehdi Ghasemi, and Saeed Davoudi, were hanged in Qom after a sham trial.
Reports indicate torture. Forced confessions. No access to chosen lawyers. Closed-door proceedings. No right to appeal.
I call on @GlobalAthleteHQ to stand with Iranian athletes who are being silenced, imprisoned, and executed simply for raising their voices.
This is not just about sports. This is about human dignity.
Gaza’s blackout was front-page news worldwide. A days long shutdown rightly triggered statements from the UN, nonstop coverage, and outrage from politicians and celebrities. Yet Iran has been living under one of the longest and most severe digital blackouts on earth and somehow it is treated like a side story. Why is a blackout in Gaza a global emergency but a weeks long blackout in Iran barely registers in headlines or political talking points. If cutting off millions from the internet in one war zone is unacceptable it has to be unacceptable in Iran too. WHAT in the world is going on?
@SecRubio@seanhannity@cnni@elonmusk@VanJones68@marklevinshow #DigitalBlackoutIran
Hey world, Day 15! The people are denied the world, but the regime’s lies are escorted to it. The blackout is not hiding stability; it is hiding what power does in the dark!! #DigitalBlackOutIran#IranWar#IranMassacre
@elonmusk
Dear Elon,
In these critical days, the people of Iran need internet access. Please help them stay connected as they struggle to reclaim their country from the rule of the mullahs. Stand with the Iranian people. Iran will not forget its friends.
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کدام گزینه را انتخاب میکنید؟
۱. نجات آینده فرزندان (به قیمت آسیب به آثار باستانی)
۲. حفظ آثار باستانی (به قیمت از دست دادن آینده فرزندان)