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یک بافتِ مو را ببرند، پدران و برادرانمان هزاران بافت دیگر میآفرینند
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2+2=1
#شکۆی_کەزی#Rojava#2Plus2Equals1#Unity
“Violence in Iran” ranked by a wide margin as the top concern among respondents in a poll published on the European Parliament’s official account on X.
As of Monday evening, the poll had recorded 34,270 votes, with 98.4% of participants selecting “violence in Iran” as the issue that interested them most.
By comparison, 1.3% chose Greenland’s integrity, while illegal AI deepfakes and medicine shortages received 0.2% and 0.1% respectively.
The poll is set to remain open for another 17 hours, according to the post.
https://t.co/3mF3ItYTyN
🔴 Tomorrow afternoon.
Parliament will debate the brutal violence in Iran, where authorities have used lethal force against protesters.
Watch the debate live on this account.
@wef Inviting a representative of a regime that massacres its own people should never be normalized on the international stage. Does Switzerland really take the blood of 20,000 people killed in just two days so lightly? This is not diplomacy, it is legitimizing mass murder! #IranMassacre #IranRevolution2026
An Iraqi security source tells CNN that over the last few weeks nearly 5,000 fighters from Iranian-backed paramilitary groups in Iraq entered Iran via two separate border crossings in Southern Iraq: the Shaib Border Crossing in the Maysan Province and the Zurbatiya Border Crossing in Wasit Province, in order to assist with the ongoing crackdown against anti-government protests in Tehran and other parts of Iran.
A European military source also confirmed that 800 Shiite militia fighters had crossed from the Iraqi Provinces of Diyala, Maysan and Basra, to help with the Iranian crackdown, with the fighters belonging to armed groups loyal to Tehran - like Kataib Hezbollah, Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba, Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada and the Badr Organization, organized under the umbrella organization known as the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).