🚨 BREAKING- We are witnessing one of the most powerful revolutions in history.
Ahoo Daryaei (آهو_دریایی), a courageous student at Tehran’s Science and Research University removed her clothes on campus in a fearless act of defiance after enduring harassment and assault by security forces enforcing mandatory hijab.
Her bravery speaks for countless women who refuse to sit silently as their dignity and rights are trampled by a repressive system.
We are gravely concerned for her safety- her fate remains unknown, and fears are rising. Share her story.
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@maklelan Thanks for the response! You pretty much confirmed my suspicions.
Your point that the people at the time considered these as facts is well put.
We are devastated to confirm that one of our own employees has been lost at sea. Crews conducted an extensive search and rescue operation at sea and in the air, which ended last night.
When I was a young EOD team Member, I broke our only robot when I was putting it away in the truck after an IED call. I was moving too quickly, and stored it incorrectly causing an antenna to snap.
Sure enough, we got another IED call shortly after. My Team Leader told me to get the robot out and I had to inform him that I had broken it. He didn’t miss a beat “then get me in the bombsuit,” he said.
As I was dropping the visor on the helmet, the last step before he would head down range, he looked at me said, “if I die it’s on you.”
You can feel however you want about that comment, but in that moment I realized the importance of maintaining equipment and taking the extra 30 seconds to make sure stuff is done right.
It was one of the best and hardest lessons I’ve ever learned. The work we do in the military requires attention to detail and I’ve never forgotten that since. Also, he was fine. We still laugh about this story.