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Sina Ashkboosi was only 17 years old.

On January 7, Sina was at Tehranpars Park in Tehran with 24 of his friends when they chanted a few anti-regime slogans. The Islamic regime’s security forces opened fire on them, killing all 25 children. Sina died on the way to the hospital.

He was buried on January 12. His family was forced to promise that the funeral would be held in complete silence.

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Sina Ashkboosi was only 17 years old.

On January 7, Sina was at Tehranpars Park in Tehran with 24 of his friends when they chanted a few anti-regime slogans. The Islamic regime’s security forces opened fire on them, killing all 25 children. Sina died on the way to the hospital.

He was buried on January 12. His family was forced to promise that the funeral would be held in complete silence.

The Indian Embassy in Tehran has issued an updated advisory suggesting that all Indian Nationals immediately leave Iran.

🚨🇮🇷 IRAN SENDING FAKE PROTESTERS TO SET PEOPLE UP AND KILL THEM

Undercover regime agents are pretending to be protesters.

They're dressing like civilians, acting like they're part of the crowd, then guiding people straight into killing zones.

Once you're there, it’s too late. Armed forces are waiting and open fire.

It’s all about breaking trust, making people scared to even stand next to each other.

And yeah, even hospitals are being used to trap the wounded.

Source: Daily Mail

Palestinians in Gaza are resorting to mud and rubble to rebuild homes destroyed in months of conflict, as lack of access to construction material leaves families with few options

🇮🇷 IRAN MOVES TO FULLY CUT OFF GLOBAL INTERNET ACCESS

Reports say the regime is moving fast to create tech that would let them disconnect the entire country from the global internet for extended periods.

If true, this would be a major step toward total digital control.

Source: Iran International
Media: The Jerusalem Post

🇺🇸🇮🇷 50 TARGETS LOCKED - TRUMP’S IRAN STRIKE LIST IS REAL

The Trump admin now holds a detailed hit list of 50 high-value IRGC targets inside Iran, including Tehran’s core military command hubs used to suppress protests.

The list names specific bases, security brigades, and regional IRGC-Basij centers coordinating the crackdown that’s left over 2,000 protesters dead.

The message is clear: they want Khamenei out. The White House has the coordinates, and is running out of patience.

Source: Daily Mail
Media: La República

BREAKING: Iran has warned US allies in the Middle East it will strike American bases on their soil if the United States attacks Iran, according to Reuters report.

🇮🇱🇬🇷🇮🇷 NETANYAHU'S JET LANDS IN GREECE - STRIKE PATTERN REPEATING?

Wing of Zion, Israel’s presidential aircraft, has just touched down in Crete.

The same move happened before each of the last 3 Israeli strikes on Iran.

Could be coincidence, or a sign something big is coming.

Source: Clash Report

🇮🇷 Successful revolutions require 5 things, and Iran is missing one.

The economy is wrecked. The elites are divided. The opposition is broad. And they are all rallying behind a shared cause.

The only thing missing: Defections within the security forces.

The Iranian regime did something very strategic when it took power in 1979; it divided security into 2 major institutions, the regular army (which existed prior to the revolution), and the newly formed better equipped and more ideological IRGC, which is loyal to the Supreme Leader.

This rivalry between the 2 institutions makes it a lot harder for one to take charge, unlike what we see in most other regime changes where the military assumes leadership during power vacuums.

If Trump intervenes militarily (which he probably will) his focus will be to likely weaken the IRGC, the more ideological body, hoping the more nationalistic and less ideological army breaks with the regime.

This is a very risky strategy as it may lead to civil war. The preferred outcome is to have elements within both institutions turn on the regime, avoiding a bloodbath between both groups.

My prediction: We will see a similar model in Iran as we saw in Venezuela, which is the removal/death of the ideological Supreme Leader, but the continuation of the current regime, however under a more open and peaceful foreign policy.

I don’t think such a strategy will succeed, as Iran is not Venezuela: The power structure is more convoluted and less clear, the country is rooted in Shiite Islamic ideology, and is bordered by unstable nations (Iraq, Afghanistan) as well as multiple separatist groups (Kurds, the Sunni Baloch, the Khuzestani Arabs and the Azerbaijanis).

Iran is a very large and complex country, and any regime change will likely not go smoothly.

27-year-old Nazli Janparvar from Bojnourd has been shot and killed by the Islamic regime for taking to the streets and protesting in favor of a free Iran.

Rest in Peace Nazli 💔

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27-year-old Nazli Janparvar from Bojnourd has been shot and killed by the Islamic regime for taking to the streets and protesting in favor of a free Iran.

Rest in Peace Nazli 💔

At least 2,571 killed in Iran's protests, Trump says 'help is on the way' http://reut.rs/49SL4hc http://reut.rs/49SL4hc

🇮🇳🇮🇷 INDIA TELLS ITS CITIZENS: GET OUT OF IRAN NOW

Indian Embassy in Tehran just issued emergency advisory: leave Iran immediately. Commercial flights still available, register with the embassy, go.

When embassies tell their nationals to evacuate, that's the tell. They're not saying "consider leaving" or "monitor the situation"... they're saying run.

India's got significant population in Iran: business people, pilgrims, workers. They're pulling them before whatever's about to happen happens.

Trump's deciding on strikes. Iran's at 2,000-20,000 dead. Internet's been down 108+ hours.

Now friendly countries are evacuating.

Source: Indian Embassy Tehran

🚨🇮🇷 INDIA JUST ASKED IT'S CITIZENS TO LEAVE IRAN

The U.S. strikes are now a 'when' and not an 'if'

Breakingviews - Iran upheaval will be messy for Beijing http://reut.rs/459TJt9 http://reut.rs/459TJt9

🇨🇱🇮🇷 IRAN’S AMBASSADOR MELTS DOWN ON CAMERA IN CHILE

Video out of Chile shows Iran’s ambassador losing it.

Houshang Abhari is on camera tearing down posters of Prince Reza Pahlavi that protesters put on the embassy walls.

He gets into a shouting match with people outside. Full confrontation.

If a few taped-up photos abroad are enough to provoke that reaction, imagine the mood inside the system right now.

Source: @iranintltv

🚨🇮🇷 IRAN DECLARES DE FACTO MARTIAL LAW

Iran just slid into martial law:

The justice minister is calling the protests a “civil war” and says anyone arrested for being on the streets since Jan 8 is a criminal.

That’s the line now.

Reports say the state is taking full control. Phones. Internet. Movement. Markets. Hospitals. Schools. Universities. Media.

Everything monitored.

Arrests are ramping up. Violence is escalating.

Using “civil war” language on unarmed protesters and locking down daily life (not to mention the internet for almost a week now), says one thing only.

It’s about crushing momentum before it spreads.

Source: @iranintltv

BREAKING:

Some personnel have been advised to leave the U.S. Al Udeid military base in Qatar amid rising tensions with Iran.

An Iranian official told Reuters that “Tehran has informed regional countries, from Saudi Arabia and the UAE to Turkey, that U.S. bases in those countries would be attacked” if American forces strike the Islamic Republic.

Al Udeid is the largest U.S. base in the Middle East, hosting around 10,000 troops. Ahead of U.S. airstrikes on Iran in June, some personnel were already relocated from American bases across the region.

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BREAKING:

Some personnel have been advised to leave the U.S. Al Udeid military base in Qatar amid rising tensions with Iran.

An Iranian official told Reuters that “Tehran has informed regional countries, from Saudi Arabia and the UAE to Turkey, that U.S. bases in those countries would be attacked” if American forces strike the Islamic Republic.

Al Udeid is the largest U.S. base in the Middle East, hosting around 10,000 troops. Ahead of U.S. airstrikes on Iran in June, some personnel were already relocated from American bases across the region.