Today I was thinking about Mohammad Hosseini.
A young man the Islamic Republic executed in Iran.
He had no parents.
No one to defend him.
No one to bring him justice.
He was denied a lawyer.
He was tortured for “confessions” that have no legal value anywhere in the world.
From beatings while blindfolded, handcuffed, and shackled…
to being kicked until he lost consciousness.
From being beaten on the soles of his feet with iron rods
to electric shocks across his body.
And then they executed him.
When he was killed, there were no parents waiting to receive his body.
He left this world alone.
Even his grave today is still alone.
I cried for him like he was my own brother.
The amount of beautiful, hardworking people we have lost to this regime is something words will never fully capture.
And the world still asks why Iranians want this nightmare to end.
#DigitalBlackOutIran
#IranUSWar
#IranRevolution2026
#عکس_جنگ_نیست
مادر سعید زیر آوارهای جنگ دنبال پسرش نمی گرده.
سعید زینالی ۵ روز بعد از اعتراضات کوی دانشگاه ۱۸ تیر ۱۳۷۸ به دست ماموران دستگیر و به مکانی نامعلوم منتقل شد و بعد از آن هرگز پیدا نشد…
A Failed Assassination Attempt on My Life in Sweden
Six months ago, in our home, on an evening that could have been like any other, I was the target of an assassination attempt. Because of a warning I had received several years earlier from the Swedish Security Service, I was able to react quickly and contact the police. As a result, the attempt failed and neither I nor any members of my family were harmed.
From that very night, we were forced to leave our home and our normal way of life behind and begin living in a undisclosed location. My silence during these past six months was a deliberate choice. There were several reasons for it, but the most important was to avoid influencing the ongoing police investigation in any way.
During this time, several individuals connected to the case were arrested. Under Swedish law, the details of a criminal investigation remain confidential while the preliminary investigation is ongoing, and I therefore do not have access to the full case file. Nevertheless, I have no doubt that the Islamic Republic ordered my assassination.
At least one key individual in my case is also suspected of involvement in planning an attack on a Swedish defense company that has cooperated with Israel. In addition, several of those arrested in my case are also suspects in another investigation—one in which links to one of Sweden’s most notorious criminal networks, Foxtrot, have emerged. The leader of this criminal network is currently based in Iran.
Now that the investigation is nearing its final stages and the prosecutor is expected to soon present an indictment to the court—after which the case will enter the public phase—I have decided to break my silence. I recently spoke with Sweden’s TV4 about this matter. This issue is not merely about me. It concerns important principles: the liberation of Iran, the rule of law, the safety of citizens, and Sweden’s national security.
I would also like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to all friends and acquaintances who reached out to inquire about the well-being of my family and me during this time. Your messages and support gave us strength. I also wish to thank the Swedish Police Authority and the Swedish Security Service for standing by us and not leaving us alone in these difficult circumstances.
Over the past six months many thoughts have passed through my mind, but not even for a single moment did I consider abandoning the struggle against the Islamic Republic. Whether in silence or openly, I have continued my activities as much as circumstances allowed. I reaffirm once again that I will not rest until Iran is freed from the grip of the Islamic Regime.
Long Live Iran
Long Live the Shah
جانِ عزیز کیان پیرفلک را در ۹ سالگی در یک ایست بازرسی گرفتند؛ همان ایستهایی که سالها نماد ترس و سرکوب برای ما بودند.
امروز اما همان ایستهای بازرسی به نماد ترس شما، مزدوران رژیم، تبدیل شدهاند.
پیروزی نزدیک است.
مردم ایران، در خانههای خود بمانید؛ روز موعود نزدیک است