Iran News in Brief – February 24, 2022

Hamideh Taati

2 years ago

THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED WITH THE LATEST NEWS

UPDATE: 09:30 PM CET

Breaking News: “Hail to Rajavi” “Death to Khamenei” Heard in Mashhad

Reports from Iran indicate that at 10:30 PM local time, loudspeakers at 17 Shahrivar Street in Mashhad, northeast Iran, played parts of the Iranian Resistance’s leader, Mr. Massoud Rajavi, speech. Chants of “Hail to Rajavi” and “Death to Khamenei” were heard around 9:30 PM local time in Rudaki street in Mashhad.

UPDATE: 05:43 PM CET

UK National Education Association Support the nationwide teachers’ protests in Iran

The president and two secretaries-general of the British National Education Union, which enjoys the support of thousands of teachers and educators, announced their support for the nationwide protests by Iranian teachers.
They also demanded the release of all imprisoned teachers by the clerical regime.

UPDATE: 11:50 AM CET

Iran: State media warns of Possible Public Reaction to Internet Censorship Plan

The hasty approval of the internet censorship plan by the Iranian regime’s parliament has revived warnings by regime state media about people’s reactions.

“While countries are trying to conquer space and surpass each other in technology, members of the parliament have risen against the people. They are desperately seeking to restrict Internet access! A plan that experience has shown has resulted in defeat and further undermines public confidence,” the state-run Mardom Salarie daily wrote on February 24.

UPDATE: 9:00 AM CET

Security Forces Attack and Destroy Homes in Baluchestan

Iranian security forces in Baluchestan attacked and destroyed several homes in Cheshmeh Ziarat. Agents of the Bonyad-e Maskan accompanied the security forces. Bonyad-e Maskan is a regime-owned body supposed to build homes for impoverished people. But it is now destroying the only shelter these people have

MEK Supporters Across the Globe Rally and Condemn Iran’s Regime

Freedom-loving Iranians and supporters of the Iranian opposition People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) have been holding regular rallies in three different cities across the globe during the past few weeks condemning the mullahs’ regime ruling Iran and calling on the international community to stand alongside the Iranian people and their organized resistance.

Iran With Two Conflicting Histories

Since the start of the mullahs’ rule in Iran, two different interpretations of the country’s history have emerged. One introduced by the regime and its propaganda apparatus, and the other an unofficial version that has been widely accepted among the people.