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[Roberta Metsola @EP_President]

From the streets of Tehran to the heart of the European Parliament, the message is clear:

Iran must be free. Iran will be free.

The @Europarl_EN has overwhelmingly voted to back the aspirations of the Iranian people. We have called for decisive action to:

• Stop the violence: End the brutal crackdown and mass killings of peaceful protesters.

• Halt executions: Immediately stop the state-sanctioned killings used to silence dissent.

• Free the brave: Release every imprisoned demonstrator and political prisoner.

• Target the oppressors: Designate the IRGC as a terrorist organisation and hold those responsible accountable.

To the courageous people of Iran:

Even when cables are cut, we hear you.
Even when blackouts fall, we see you.
You are not alone.

The European Parliament stands firmly with you.

[Sebastian Tynkkynen MEP 🇫🇮 @SebastianTyne]

Let me ask you a simple question:

Where is the international law when people are killed in the streets in Iran?

Where are the feminists supporting women’s rights against Islamist oppression?

Where are the so-called Pro-Palestine activists demanding justice for the Iranian civilians who are currently being mass-executed in broad daylight?

Right.

Their hypocrisy is unbelievable.

This is the history of the left.

When human rights abuses do not fit their ideology, they are ignored.

When the victims do not serve a political narrative, they are abandoned.

The EU – it's time to act.

Let's give the Iranian’s what they want and deserve.

Let's invite Mr. @PahlaviReza to address the European Parliament – a unifying leader willing to transition the regime into a secular democracy.

[Sebastian Tynkkynen MEP 🇫🇮 @SebastianTyne]

I have been told that Crown Prince @PahlaviReza cannot be invited to speak at the European Parliament because it would be seen as an expression of support for monarchy.

But who is being invited as the keynote speaker for next week’s plenary session in Strasbourg?

The King of Spain.

This is how the EU celebrates Spain’s 40 years of membership.

Instead of celebrations, I believe it would be more important to help the Iranian people, who are currently being executed en masse.

And this is why Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, who has lived in exile for 47 years, should be given the floor.

[Veli Karimies @brorhjalmar]

Iranissa on menossa kansanmurha ja he, jotka ovat viimeiset vuodet joka välissä kirkuneet kansanmurhaa, ovat nyt hiljaa.

[Ebba Busch @BuschEbba]

Vi följer det som sker i Iran inte längre dag för dag utan timma för timma. Med ett nedsläckt internet vet vi att riskerna för civila är enorma. Nu rapporterar även regimtrogna källor flera tusen döda. Det betyder att verkligheten förmodligen är mycket värre.

EU bör agera på det sätt vi kan - bland annat genom att omedelbart terrorstämpla Irans revolutionsgarde och genom att säkerställa att Irans demokratiska krafter får det stöd de behöver för att landet ska kunna få en fredlig övergång.

[Neil Stone @DrNeilStone]

An entire country of 90 million people has been completely cut off from the outside world for over 90 hours now.

No Internet or telephone in the whole of Iran. In 2026.

The regime must fall!

[Marc Goldberg @MarcGoldberg111]

Support for the people of Iran on the streets of London today

[The Moderate Case @TheModerateCase]

WHY
AREN’T
YOU
TALKING
ABOUT
IRAN?

[Dominik Tarczyński MEP @D_Tarczynski]

Make Iran Great Again!

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

ALL EYES ON IRAN 🦁

[ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸 @BarronTNews_]

🚨 WOW. The Iranian regime tried to shut down the protests in Tehran by cutting the electricity.

So the people did something even more powerful. They turned on their phone flashlights and lit up the streets so the entire world could see how many of them there really are.

You can kill the power. You can’t kill the will of the people.

Every tyrannical regime makes this mistake.

And it always ends the same way.

[Saman Rasoulpour @SamRasoulpour]

This is Tehran.
Not a concert. Not a carnival.
These mobile phones, raised and lit in unison, are not connected to the internet.
Their connection to the world has been completely cut.

They are rising up against the authoritarian and theocratic dictatorship ruling Iran.
Hundreds have been gunned down over just the past few nights,
yet they keep coming back to the streets.

For freedom.
For a better tomorrow.

These hands, these lights moving through the darkness,
are sending a signal to the world:
See us.
Do not abandon us
in this darkness,
without internet.

[Muy.Mona/🇪🇸💚 @Capitana_espana]

Teherán, esta noche.

Damas y caballeros, ¡les presentamos a las personas más valientes del mundo!

¡Irán renacerá!

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

This is how Iran was.

And this is how Iran will be once again.

Make Iran Great Again 🇮🇷

[Bahar.Pa🧬🧬 @MedGenes]

@dr_pariissa 😊😊

[Brad @Brad_S_M]

The Christmas lights are glistening in the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh

[Bahar.Pa🧬🧬 @MedGenes]

Shadmehr - Harfet Harfe Man ( Esm) Live Performance https://t.co/3uuqnDq8G0 via @YouTube

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Finland's underground data centers heat entire city blocks using server waste heat

In Finland, several data-centres now feed their waste heat into municipal district-heating networks instead of simply dumping it into the air. For example, waste heat generated by data-centre cooling is captured and transferred into the district-heating grid, providing carbon-neutral heat to thousands of homes and public buildings. This reuse of thermal energy helps reduce reliance on fossil-fuel heating, cuts emissions, and turns the by-product heat from digital infrastructure into a genuine resource rather than waste.