The clerical regime in Iran, incapable of confronting its ever growing domestic and international crises and in fear of the spread of the enraged people’s popular revolts, is increasing the level of suppression in cities across the country on a daily basis:
During the days of 12, 14 and 15 December, three prisoners who were 27, 44 and 46 years old, were hanged in prisons in the cities of Bam, Rasht and Qazvin. On 14 December, a 27 year old youth by the name of Reza Moradi Ojagh committed suicide due to the pressures inflicted on him in prison.
Meanwhile, Sajedinia, Commander of the State Security Forces (SSF) in the Greater Tehran area, reported that 123 individuals were arrested in Tehran.
Moreover, the regime’s suppressive forces on a daily basis open fire on and murder defenseless and innocent people in various cities across the country, especially bordering areas, who in order to make ends meet for themselves and their families resort to carrying loads or retailing.
On Monday, 16 December, criminal elements of the SSF opened fire on a Kurdish citizen by the name of Borhan Ilkhani, 45, in the city of Noudshe in the Kermanshah Province (western Iran). He, who suffered a head injury, is now in critical condition.
On Saturday night 14 December, near the city of Saravan (in the Sistan- Balouchestan Province) a Balouchi youth by the name of Elyas Dehani, died after a criminal SSF officer shot him in the head.
On the same day, a hardworking laborer by the name of Ibrahim Pirdehghan, 34, the father of 4, was severely injured in the border town of Chaldoran (in the Western Azarbaijan Province) when the SSF opened fire on him.
On 9 December, 2 other Kurdish youths in the city of Razn, around the city of Nahavand (in the Hamedan Province) were shot by SSF forces. One of them by the name of Behrooz Yari, 24, lost his life and the other suffered a gunshot wound.
On Friday night, 6 December, 19 year old Mohammad Alizadeh was shot by SSF forces in Bandar Khamir an environ of Bandar Abbas, and died on the scene. The regime’s elements announced fuel trafficking as the reason for the murder.
A fisherman from Dezfoul (southern Iranian city) who in order to make ends meet for himself and his family used electricity currents to fish, was sentences to 30 lashes (IRNA state-run News Agency – 9 December).
The Iranian regime’s criminal leaders must be brought to justice in international tribunals for crimes against humanity.
