13.1.2026
The Ayatollah Ali Khamenei regime in the Islamic Republic of Iran continues its violent crackdown on citizens demanding for a change as the country’s economy grinds to a halt.
An Iranian official admitted to Reuters that around 2,000 people have been killed in the protests so far, blaming ‘terrorists’ for the deaths of civilians and security personnel. According to human rights groups, they regime has vowed to prosecute and execute demonstrators.
The country’s attorney general, Mohammad Movahedi Azad, warned that anyone taking part in the protests will be considered an ‘enemy of God,’ a death-penalty charge.
On Wednesday the regime plans to execute a 26-years-old man Erfan Soltani who was sentenced to death for participating in the demonstrations.
Over 10,700 people have been arrested since the protests began in November 2025 over the collapse of the Iran’s currency and the hardships that came with it. Security forces are alleged to have mercilessly opened fire on unarmed protestors with Kalashnikov-style assault rifles, and morgues fill up with body bags.
“Security forces only killed and killed and killed. Seeing it with my own eyes made me so unwell that I completely lost morale. Friday was a bloody day,” said a young female protester
“In war, both sides have weapons. Here, people only chant and get killed. It is a one-sided war.”
Protests continue in Iran.