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[a @femmthusiast]

the morality police are back in iran and this is a woman who tried to escape them. iranian women are not safe anywhere. please do not look away. we need more people talking about this.

[Amir @alwaysatgym]

دنیا چجوری به مدرسه نرفتن دخترای افغان واکنش نشون داد؟! همونجوری به نبود اینترنت آزاد تو ایران واکنش نشون میده...!

[David Shor @DYShor]

12 days ago.

12,000 lives ago.

[پری‌سا @longlosthills]

Mabina Beheshti, 21, from Gorgan, was shot dead at point-blank range by regime security forces during protests on the evening of Thursday, January 8, 2026. Her body was returned to the family under heavy pressure; the funeral took place in silence and fear.
#DigitalBlackoutIran
#IranRevoIution2026
#IranMassacre

[الا‌ تى‌تى @Ala_ti_ti]

He smiles while talking about murdering his own people.
Smiles.
While bodies are still warm.
While families are still searching their’r loved ones bodies.
This isn’t denial, it’s pleasure for them.
A regime that grins over its own dead has no soul and no right to exist. @araghchi بزودی رو جنازه هاتون میرقصیم
#IranRevolution2026

[Sana Ebrahimi Ledene @SanaELedene]

Dear Americans,

Ali Ardeshir Larijani is a top-tier operative of the Islamic Republic’s power structure. He openly threatens the United States, your military, and your service members.

At the same time, his daughter, Fateme Ardeshir Larijani, lives and works in the U.S. as a healthcare worker, entrusted with American lives, while her father serves a hostile regime.

This is not acceptable.
A senior figure of a hostile state making threats against America while their immediate family benefits from life and employment inside the U.S. is a clear national security red flag.

@USCIS @marcorubio @JDVance @CNN @FoxNews @tedcruz @LindseyGrahamSC

[Bahar | بهار @BGhandehari]

“My 22-year-old brother was killed and I found out after one week. My 22-year-old brother was torn to pieces and I, on the other side of the world, found out after one week.” 💔

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

Mahsa Amini, 22, was beaten to death for showing her hair.

Nika Shakarami, 16, was tortured and murdered in the back of a car for protesting Mahsa Amini’s death, before her body was thrown off a roof.

Elaheh Hosseinnejad, 24, was raped and stabbed to death after opposing the regime on Instagram.

Mohammad Ghobadlou, 23, who suffered from a mental health condition, was hanged after being denied his medication and a fair trial.

The world already failed young Iranians in 2022. Don’t fail them again.

SPEAK UP FOR IRAN.

[Erfan Paydar @Erfanmusic]

How is this for foreign intervention? Imagine importing foreign militias to massacre your own people across the country.

The Islamic Republic is not the government of Iran , it is a barbaric occupying force that has inflicted nothing but pain on our people for the past 47 years.

The fact that some people minimize the suffering of Iranians and spread the regime’s propaganda to protect it is truly disturbing.

#IranMassacre
#IranProrests
#DigitalBlackoutIran

[Veria Amiri (V for Veritas) @veriaamiri]

I’m honestly stunned by this level of dishonesty.
Calling Iran’s murderous illegitimate mafia regime “the last true sovereign state in west Asia” is a lie through clenched teeth…
This is a system built on torture, executions, rape in prisons, assassinations, internet blackouts, and mass killings of protesters.

If you can lie like this here, you’ve likely lied like this before. Now I’m doubting everything else you shameless people have been feeding us!
This isn’t principled anti-imperialism, it’s authoritarian apologetics, very similar to Stalinism, and it’s worse than the populist right.

[Kimia Alizadeh @kimializadeh]

This is a major human catastrophe unfolding in Iran!!!
Rasht — January 10, 2026.
Civilians were surrounded inside Rasht Bazaar, trapped with no escape routes, and attacked with gunfire and arson.
Fires were set. Lives were taken. Bodies were reportedly burned to conceal the scale of the killings.
This is not security or order.
This is a massacre and a crime against humanity.
Internet shutdowns and silence will not erase the truth.
The world must pay attention.

#IranMassacre
#IranProtests
#IranRevolution2026

[The Iran Watcher @TheIranWatcher]

“If I don’t go, nothing will change.”

18-year-old Borna Dehghani’s parents begged him not to join the protests. He went anyway — and regime forces shot him.

He died in his father’s arms on the way to the hospital.

His family was then forced to pay thousands of dollars to retrieve his body, and because he was Baha’i, they were denied a proper burial. #MassacreInIran

[علی شریفی زارچی @SharifiZarchi]

I am an Iranian university professor. I was in Iran until last week and directly witnessed the uprising of the Iranian people. What is happening is a revolution born of desperation and courage. I fully and unequivocally endorse the speeches of Masih Alinejad and Ahmad Batebi at the UNSC. Every claim made by the Iranian regime—including by its foreign minister and its UN ambassador—is nothing but deliberate, systematic lies meant to cover up crimes.

The regime has already killed my friend Parsa Saffar, a brilliant medical student at Mashhad University. Was he a terrorist? His only “crime” was being young, educated, and Iranian. The regime has filled the country with thousands of body bags. Were they terrorists too? How unarmed protesters, many of which being very young students can be terrorists? Why the so called "terrorists" that the Iranian regime claims only kill protesters, and not the rally of regime supporters?

Understanding Iran is painfully simple. Iran possesses some of the world’s largest oil, gas, and natural reserves, yet the Islamic Republic has driven the country into collapse: one of the weakest economies in the region, the least-valued currency in the world, crushing inflation, families unable to afford food or rent, massive unemployment, and millions of young people unable to marry or build a future because of economic despair. The people are angry—and rightly so.

The Islamic Republic has turned Iran into a deadlock through aggression, corruption, killing its own citizens, silencing all free voices, and enforcing internet blackouts to hide its brutality. The Iranian people are demanding regime change—just as people did during the Arab Spring in Syria. The same cruel regime that sent forces to help Bashar al-Assad massacre Syrians is now using the same methods to massacre Iranians.

I call on the United Nations, the UN Security Council, and every single government to end their silence in the face of the Islamic Republic’s murder machine. A regime that massacres its own citizens has no red lines—and will not hesitate to kill the citizens of other countries as well. Act now. Stand with the Iranian protesters. End this brutal regime.

#IranMassacre
#IranRevolution2026
#DigitalBlackoutIran

[Cina Foroutan-Nejad 🇮🇷 🇵🇱 @CForoutanNejad]

In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.

Martin Luther King

Don't remain silent. Remaining silent is siding with the murderer.

[Sarah Raviani @sarahraviani]

This is exactly why the MAHSA Act and Global Magnitsky sanctions must be fully enforced and expanded to include immediate family of regime officials. Visa bans and revocations should apply when their presence is funded by or tied to corruption and repression.

No immediate family member of Iran’s executioners should be living freely in America with money stolen from the Iranian people.

[Farzad Fattahi @FattahiFarzad]

Armed military forces of the Islamic regime seen moving through #Shahsavar.

11 January 2026

#Iran

[Ihab Hassan @IhabHassane]

The Islamic Republic of Iran is a criminal regime.

[Shahin Milani @shahinmilani81]

Twelve thousand people means four 9/11s.

[Ali Abbasi @_aliabbasi_]

I would absolutely fucking LOVE to move back if I am not put in jail for a goddamn movie. Can you talk to your masters about that please?

[Mo Modarres | محمد مدرس @3mmmod]

We also have Muslimplaining -Muslims from other countries explain what is happening inside iran.