@realDonaldTrump
The Islamic regime has executed all of these innocent people in recent weeks because they protested for freedom.
Thousands more remain imprisoned, tortured, and awaiting the same fate - including women and children.
Their time is running out.
🚨 IRAN’S EXECUTION CAMPAIGN CONTINUES
Since March 19, Iran has executed at least 56 people on “national security-related” charges, including 27 tied to the January protests.
• Saleh Mohammadi (19): National wrestler executed after being convicted of killing a police officer. He denied the charge, and rights groups say his confession was obtained under torture.
• Amirhossein Hatami (18): Executed for allegedly burning a Basij base during the protests.
• Arvin Kheirkhah (20): Executed after being convicted over his alleged role in the January protests.
Many convictions followed closed trials, relied on alleged torture-tainted confessions, and fell short of international fair trial standards.
@selenaryan_
It’s been confirmed.
They’re gone.
The Islamic Regime hung them.
Abolfazl Sepahi
Alireza Sepahi
Amirhossein Safari
May their memories be a revolution.
I don’t want to hear any more talk of deals with this barbaric regime. No more talking.
ACT and stop more of these public executions from ever happening again.
BREAKING:
The Islamic regime in Iran carried out a public execution by hanging today in Isfahan.
Amirhossein Safari, Abolfazl Sepahi and Alireza Sepahi were murdered by the regime for taking part in the massive street protests against the regime in January this year
26-year-old Shakila Ghasemi, an innocent young woman, has been held captive by the Islamic regime for nearly six months, in isolation and subjected to severe torture.
Her life is in immediate danger.
She can still be saved.
These are Shakila Ghasemi, 26, Mahdieh Yousefi, 19, and Diana Taherabadi, 16.
They have been held captive by the Islamic regime in complete isolation and subjected to severe torture for nearly six months. Their lives remain in immediate danger.
No headlines. No protests. No rights.
The world remains silent.
Diana Taherabadi is only 16 years old, and is facing possible execution by hanging for taking to the streets in January.
She's currently in prison in Karaj.
If the monster judge Ejei gets his will, she will hang very soon unless rescued.
Pray for the suffering Iranian people.
🆘@CIJ_ICJ@IntlCrimCourt@hrw@UN_HRC
You claim to stand for human rights.
Look at Iran: 14 face execution, 2 hanged, 12 on death row in the Alikhani Square case.
What are you waiting for?
.P.S : Alireza Raisi is next in line
#EndExecutionsInIran#JavidShah
BREAKING:
The Islamic regime in Iran just hanged 19-year-old Erfan Esfandiari and 23-year-old Gol Mohammad Mohammadi.
For taking part in the anti-regime protest in January, they were hanged secretly at dawn in Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan.
Murdering 40 000 anti-regime protesters in just two days wasn’t enough for the Mullah regime. They still want to kill more protesters.
URGENT ⚠️⚠️
The Islamic regime is preparing to hang these innocent young men. DON'T LET THEM DIE IN THE DARK. We cannot let this massacre happen.
Ali Dashti (20)
Alireza Raeisi (22)
Ghaem Hosseini (21)
Abolfazl Sepahi (23)
Amirhossein Maleki (20)
Erfan Esfandiari (19)
Shervin Baghrian (19)
Alireza Sepahi (25)
Abolfazl Ebrahimi (19)
Amirhossein Safari (28)
Gol-Mohammad Mohammadi (24)
Amirhossein Ebrahimi Analoujeh (20)
🚨Don’t stop talking about Iran.
Javid Khales did something that should never be a crime.
He refused to shoot his own people.
Now he has been sentenced to death.
According to reports, Javid Khales, a young soldier from Isfahan, refused to carry out orders to fire on Iranian protesters during the nationwide uprising of 2026.
For that act of conscience, he now faces execution.
Think about what that means.
A man who refused to kill civilians is facing death.
Not because he harmed anyone.
Not because he committed violence.
But because he chose humanity over obedience.
Because he chose not to pull the trigger.
His case sends a chilling message to every soldier, officer, and conscript in Iran:
If you refuse to kill for the regime, the regime may come for you too.
This is not justice.
This is intimidation.
This is the criminalization of conscience.
And it exposes the fear of a regime that punishes mercy and rewards brutality.
Javid Khales stood before a choice.
Shoot his fellow Iranians.
Or keep his humanity.
He chose humanity.
Today, his name deserves to be heard far beyond the walls of a courtroom.
Say his name.
Javid Khales.
A soldier who refused to shoot his own people.
He must not be forgotten.
🚨Don’t stop talking about Iran.
Mohammad Hossein Sarikhani was only 14 years old.
A child.
A son of Iran from Mahmoudabad Nemouneh, Qazvin.
On January 8, 2026, in front of the Qazvin Governor's Office, agents of the Islamic Republic terrorist regime shot him with live Kalashnikov rounds.
Three bullets tore through the small body of a 14 year old child.
Fourteen.
Old enough to dream.
Old enough to laugh.
Old enough to love his country.
But never old enough to be murdered in the streets.
And the cruelty did not end with his death.
According to reports, his family was forced to pay the equivalent of hundreds of millions of tomans through intermediaries connected to the Basij in order to recover his body.
Imagine that.
A family loses their child and is then forced to buy back his body.
Mohammad Hossein had already lost his mother years earlier.
Now he was gone too.
Even his funeral was placed under heavy security restrictions, with armed oversight and only a handful of family members allowed to attend.
This was not just the murder of a child.
This was the systematic destruction and humiliation of an entire family.
And this is the same Islamic Republic terrorist regime that massacred more than 40,000 Iranians in just two days.
More than 40,000 innocent people slaughtered while demanding freedom, dignity, and a future free from tyranny.
One more thing the world must understand:
Every single one of these fallen patriots was a perfect combination of beauty and courage.
Mohammad Hossein Sarikhani was one of them.
He was not a statistic.
He was a child.
He was loved.
He was Iran's future.
Say his name.
Mohammad Hossein Sarikhani.
14 years old.
Never forgotten.
🚨Don’t stop talking about Iran.
Look at what has happened to this Iranian refugee.
This is Hatem Yekta. He has been trapped on Manus Island for 13 years after Australia refused to accept him.
Thirteen years.
Thirteen years stolen from a human being in inhumane conditions, isolated from the world, forgotten and abandoned.
The newly released images are horrifying. People close to him say he has changed so much physically and mentally that many cannot even recognize him anymore.
Wake up.
This is what happens when governments turn refugees into political tools and dump them out of sight so nobody has to think about them anymore.
An Iranian man has been slowly destroyed for 13 years while the world looked the other way.
No human being deserves this.
How many more lives have to be destroyed before people finally care?
Do not ignore Hatem Yekta. Do not normalize this cruelty.
A man is being erased in front of our eyes.