🔴URGENT
Iranian women’s national football team used sign language to signal “HELP” while trapped on a transfer bus.
They are in serious danger simply for refusing to sing the national anthem.
If anything happens to them, the Islamic regime is responsible.
Trump’s ‘locked and loaded’ = ready to tweet, not rescue.
20,000+ Iranians paid with their lives for believing ‘help is on its way.’
Real meaning: all talk, no walk. #IranMassacre@POTUS
Regime burying injured protesters alive: While identifying victims killed by the regime, some families in Tehran, Esfahan & Arak reported encountering bodies that were still alive in body bags. Reports of mass burials raise the possibility that some victims were buried alive.
Trump, the President of America, thanked the occupying Islamic regime in Iran for not executing Iranians who oppose the Islamic government. This was the most absurd message I have read these days.
#R2P#R2PforIran#IranRevoIution2026#RezaPahlaviForIran
NEW FOOTAGE: Regime unleashes barrage of gunfire on crowd.
Aryashahr, Tehran– Jan 8, 2026.
Blackout couldn't hide this. Share to expose the massacre.
#IranMassacare#DigitalBlackoutIran
Three Days Among the Dead: A Harrowing Account of a Protester Saved from Kahrizak
Exclusive: According to an account received by the Iran Human Rights Documentation Center, during the nationwide protests a family spent three days searching for their son, who had left home to protest and never returned. In anguish and uncertainty, the family first searched hospitals, then went to Behesht Zahra, and ultimately found themselves at Kahrizak—a place whose shocking images of large numbers of protesters’ bodies circulated widely on social media and in the press.
At #Kahrizak, the family was forced to search among a mass of bodies for their child, where hope and terror were intertwined. In the end, against all fears, they found their son alive. He had been severely wounded by gunfire and, according to this account, had remained without water or food for three days, lying motionless inside a plastic body bag used for the dead, out of fear of a fatal “finishing shot” by security forces.
According to this report, the family ultimately succeeded in transferring him to a hospital for medical treatment.
This account, while deeply distressing, captures a rare moment of survival amid death. At the same time, it offers a stark picture of the conditions surrounding the crackdown on protests, the treatment of the wounded, and the pressures placed on families seeking access to care—families left wandering between hospitals, morgues, and security facilities in search of their loved ones.
It should be noted that, due to severe internet restrictions and shutdowns in Iran, independent verification of this account is not currently possible.
Regime forces are now raiding homes & confiscating satellite & Starlink equipment, deepening a deliberate #DigitalBlackoutIran to hide mass killings. Inaction will only embolden this terrorist regime to export these crimes, in #Iran & abroad.
Act now. Tomorrow will be too late.
URGENT🚨: Security forces have taken control of all hospitals in Tehran and are searching for wounded individuals. When someone with fresh gunshot wounds arrives, they are immediately abducted, without any opportunity to receive medical treatment.
#DigitalBlackoutIran#Iran