Terrorist Islamic Republic shows off their arsenal to suppress popular dissent.
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Potkin has a powerful clip showing the strengthening societal consciousness within islamist-occupied Iran (two girls are attacked by one of the regime's islamist guards and tens of bystanders intervene and chase the regime thug away). The regime's stronghold on society through fear and repression is slowly crumbling through the show of force and courage of ordinary people.
Also a "pic of the day" (NYPD officers holds the Iranian flag during the annual New York Persian Parade):
Also a "pic of the day" (NYPD officers holds the Iranian flag during the annual New York Persian Parade):
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
More on Iranian pro-democracy, anti-regime demonstrations
UPDATE 1:
Footage of two security forces' patrol cars deliberately MOWING PEOPLE DOWN in the streets:
An Iranian woman is run over and killed by the Islamic Republic's security forces:
Pro-democracy youth shot in the leg by the Islamic Republic's security forces:
Tehran University students carry-on pro-democracy demonstrations on-campus (this clip is from today):
The terrorist Islamic Republic's security forces attack peaceful pro-democracy demonstration (clip from Sunday 27 Dec)
Footage of two security forces' patrol cars deliberately MOWING PEOPLE DOWN in the streets:
An Iranian woman is run over and killed by the Islamic Republic's security forces:
Pro-democracy youth shot in the leg by the Islamic Republic's security forces:
Tehran University students carry-on pro-democracy demonstrations on-campus (this clip is from today):
The terrorist Islamic Republic's security forces attack peaceful pro-democracy demonstration (clip from Sunday 27 Dec)
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Sunday, December 27, 2009
Widespread anti-regime demonstrations across Iran
The people of Iran have continued to voice their rejection of the Islamic Republic and its leadership since the regime's staged s-elections; my fellow blogger Potkin Azarmehr has continuously covered the past month's anti-regime demonstrations (his blog entries provide a good timeline as to how this movement has grown and developed). Today marks the shiite religious day of "Ashura", which the regime normally "celebrates" each year with government-organized demonstrations and mourning ceremonies etc. - this year though things are different. The people of Iran who are fighting to regain their country from this hell-sent anti-Iranian islamic regime have turned the tables on the regime by using regime-sponsored/regime-sanctioned days of importance to stage their anti-regime demonstrations and acts of civil disobedience. Today huge crowds are staging massive anti-regime demonstrations across Iran - protests have spread far beyond the capital and now cover all of the countries big and small provincial towns. Tens of people have been shot dead across the country in clashes between the Islamic Republic's security forces and the Iranian people.
UPDATE 1: HIM Reza Pahlavi II message of support to freedom-seeking Iranians
Here are some clips which have been posted on youtube for global viewing:
Iranian freedom-fighters take over a police outpost in Tehran. One of the regime's security officials is captured and led away by the people. Towards end of the clip there are graphic images of an Iranian man shot dead by the Islamic Republic's security forces.
In the above clip a member of the Islamic Republic's security forces has been captured by Iranian freedom-fighters - there is nothing stopping them from ripping this mercenary to pieces but after some punches voices are heard to stop beating the person. This kind of situation has been norm in past situations as well - even when the regime's security officials have opened fire on the crowd and later been captured by the people the people have still been restrained in their treatment of these mercenaries. How long this restraint will last is anybody's guess...
People running from a tear-gas attack.
Many squares and intersections have been taken over by the people. Security forces have retreated and their cars/motorcycles set on fire.
People setting up barricades in the streets. Chants: "Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, we are all together!"
Iranian pro-democracy demonstrator killed by the savage Islamic Republic's security forces.



People are no longer afraid of the regime's mercenart forces. Here the mercenaries are fleeing on foot - peoples power in action.

Iranian freedom-fighter facing armed security forces of the terrorist Islamic Republic with nothing but rocks in his hands.
A street placard bearing the name of the terrorist Islamic Republic's leader is stamped on and defaced by Iranian crowds.
Military helicopters encircling Iranian pro-democracy demonstrators in Tehran.
Fearless pro-democracy demonstrators capture the regime's mercenary thugs.
Heroes of Iran's freedom movement.
Basij (the regime's paramilitary mercenary unit) building is set on fire by Iranian freedom fighters.
The Islamic Republic's security forces savagely beating and arresting Iranian women.
Police car is prevented from escaping. One of the Islamic Republic's mercenaries is arrested by the people.
EXTREMELY GRAPHIC footage of an Iranian protestor shot in the head by the terrorist Islamic Republic's mercenary forces!
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Sunday, December 06, 2009
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Courageous Iranian women
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Iranian freedom-fighter shot in the head by the Islamic Republic's savage security forces
WARNING: EXTREMELY GRAPHIC SCENES
An Iranian student participating in the ongoing anti-regime demonstrations in Iran is seen here with a head-wound. It appears he is loosing massive amounts of blood from the head, where the bullet(s) from the regime security forces has hit, with his body twitching in pain - given the condition he is in and the circumstances I do not believe this compatriot survived this fatal shot. People around him are hysterical shouting that he should be taken to a hospital, that he should be positioned differently, and the compatriot who is trying to stop the bleeeding keeps shouting that his brains have come out - towards the end of the clip you can hear the crowd chanting "i will kill whoever killed my brother". Hundreds of people are being massacred in Iran by the savage anti-Iranian Islamic Republic and no concrete support is given to the Iranian people who are standing up against these band of savages!
Potkin has more detailed blogs on the ongoing anti-regime demonstrations and the heroes who have lost their lives fighting for liberating their country from this hell-sent Islamic regime.
An Iranian student participating in the ongoing anti-regime demonstrations in Iran is seen here with a head-wound. It appears he is loosing massive amounts of blood from the head, where the bullet(s) from the regime security forces has hit, with his body twitching in pain - given the condition he is in and the circumstances I do not believe this compatriot survived this fatal shot. People around him are hysterical shouting that he should be taken to a hospital, that he should be positioned differently, and the compatriot who is trying to stop the bleeeding keeps shouting that his brains have come out - towards the end of the clip you can hear the crowd chanting "i will kill whoever killed my brother". Hundreds of people are being massacred in Iran by the savage anti-Iranian Islamic Republic and no concrete support is given to the Iranian people who are standing up against these band of savages!
Potkin has more detailed blogs on the ongoing anti-regime demonstrations and the heroes who have lost their lives fighting for liberating their country from this hell-sent Islamic regime.
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Monday, July 20, 2009
Islamic Republic shooting Iranians at point blank
Recent video from Iran showing the Islamic Republic's thugs and security forces opening fire on anti-regime demonstrators. One demonstrator is shot and is carried away by fellow compatriots, his fate is unknown:
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
Massmurder of freedom-loving Iranians by the Islamic Republic
Over 100+ Iranians have been killed by the Islamic Republic during the past few weeks of anti-regime unrest in Iran. Eye accounts of dead bodies stacked upon each other in secured rooms in hospitals have been reported by doctors and nurses that work in hospitals. A young woman who was detained during the demonstrations called Taraneh was severely raped at a detention centre in Tehran and had to be taken to hospital - eyewitness accounts state that they saw this young woman being brought into the hospital unconcious and only after a short period of time taken out again by the Islamic Republic's security forces. Her body was found burned, chucked away in the desert, in hope that nobody would know of her horrific fate at the hands of the savage animals working for the terrorist Islamic Republic. Below is a photo of a young man called Mohammad.
Even when Mohammad was brutally tortured and there was almost no life in him anymore, he was still "locked" to his bed so he could not scape,in the Loghman hospital by the security forces!!
After his pressure from his family he was moved to Mehr hospital!! But the doctors in Mehr Hospital said that becouse of the infection, the life of Mohammad Kamrani could not be saved!!
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Friday, July 10, 2009
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Freedom for Iran!
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Sunday, July 05, 2009
Iran - July Update
Although the Islamic Republic's heavy security presence in cities across Iran seems to have temporarily ended the mass-demonstrations of previous weeks, under the surface the Iranian peoples' hatred for this occupational regime continues to gather force for another day. Sporadic clashes between smaller groups of anti-regime demonstrators and the regime's mercenary security forces continue to take place.
People defend themselves against the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces:
And a 10 year old boy shot dead by the Islamic Republic:
People defend themselves against the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces:
And a 10 year old boy shot dead by the Islamic Republic:
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Friday, June 26, 2009
Islamic Republic continues to kill anti-regime protestors
Iranian anti-regime protestor shot in the head by the terrorist Islamic Republic occupying Iran (Warning: Very graphic footage)
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/video/video_1251.html?1245970509
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/video/video_1251.html?1245970509
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Clashes between the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces and anti-regime demonstrators continue...
Today more innocent blood of my compatriots has been shed. The numbers of killed are high enough for today's killings to be referred to as a MASSACRE! Reports state that rooms in some hospitals are piled with dead bodies. One cannot help but ask where is the world??!!
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Young woman calling from Tehran describing the savage manner which the Islamic Republic's mercenaries attacked peaceful demonstrations with bullets, clubs, and chains!!! She describes the scene at today's demonstration as nothing less than a massacre! Reports of scores of Iranians being killed today by the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces and hundreds injured. I still cannot digest the news that injured people are not being taken to hospitals because the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces are arresting demonstrators at hospitals!!! Where is the outrage from that useless institution called the UN!?!?!!?
The Islamic Republic's paramilitary "basij" force running away from a crowd of demonstrators whilst still opening fire on them!
More footage from today's peaceful demonstrations. The clip ends just as the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces are unleashed on the crowd:
More footage from today (GRAPHIC / BLOOD) :
They dont count the dead anymore, they just kill.
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Young woman calling from Tehran describing the savage manner which the Islamic Republic's mercenaries attacked peaceful demonstrations with bullets, clubs, and chains!!! She describes the scene at today's demonstration as nothing less than a massacre! Reports of scores of Iranians being killed today by the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces and hundreds injured. I still cannot digest the news that injured people are not being taken to hospitals because the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces are arresting demonstrators at hospitals!!! Where is the outrage from that useless institution called the UN!?!?!!?
The Islamic Republic's paramilitary "basij" force running away from a crowd of demonstrators whilst still opening fire on them!
More footage from today's peaceful demonstrations. The clip ends just as the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces are unleashed on the crowd:
More footage from today (GRAPHIC / BLOOD) :
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Monday, June 22, 2009
Iranians fight back against the terrorist Islamic Regime
Injured Iranians being attended to by compatriots - the Islamic Republic is arresting any injured people taken to hospitals which has resulted in many injured Iranians not receiving the medical aide they need. This filthy criminal regime will pay for the blood of our heroes who have stood tall against the ruthless dictatorship.
HIM Reza Shah II of Iran addresses a crowd of Iranians in Washington with his two daughters HRH Princess Iman & HRH Princess Noor listening in amongst the crowd. HIM Reza Shah II of Iran called for unity amongst Iranians from across the political spectra in support of the Iranian people fighting for their rights, for freedom, and for democracy to replace the Islamic Republic occupying Iran.
HIM Reza Shah II of Iran addresses a crowd of Iranians in Washington with his two daughters HRH Princess Iman & HRH Princess Noor listening in amongst the crowd. HIM Reza Shah II of Iran called for unity amongst Iranians from across the political spectra in support of the Iranian people fighting for their rights, for freedom, and for democracy to replace the Islamic Republic occupying Iran.
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Unified Iranians repel the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces
Battle w/ Police - Tehran, Iran - June 20th 2009
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When I watch the bravery of my compatriots working together against the Islamic Republic's mercenery forces it makes me feel good and proud to be Iranian.
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Sunday, June 21, 2009
Iranians take up arms against the occupational Islamic Republic
Iranians are starting to get armed in order to defend themselves and their compatriots against the savage security forces of the Islamic Republic. It's only a question of time when this will escalate and more and more people realize that they cannot fight bullets with their fists.
Reports from people on the scene state that numerous transport planes have landed in Iran filled with Basijis (brainwashed religious zelouts) from the Lebanese Hezbollah and Palestinian Hamas and Venezuelan anti-riot police (courtesy of AhmadiNejad's close friendship with the Hugo Chavez!). "The reason such forces are being brought in is that some of the Iranian police are unwilling to hit people as ordered and some are even joining the protesters" (Source #2)
Last night the natural gas line going into a Basij Headquarter, located in Eastern Tehran, was set on fire which consequently resulted in the building being blown up. The Basij had locked themselves in the building once they couldn't withstand the Iranian freedom fighters - at least 5 of these Basij animals were disposed of in this action. The below clip captures footage of the blown up building (at 0:05 you see the building going up in flares to the right of the screen):
Reports from people on the scene state that numerous transport planes have landed in Iran filled with Basijis (brainwashed religious zelouts) from the Lebanese Hezbollah and Palestinian Hamas and Venezuelan anti-riot police (courtesy of AhmadiNejad's close friendship with the Hugo Chavez!). "The reason such forces are being brought in is that some of the Iranian police are unwilling to hit people as ordered and some are even joining the protesters" (Source #2)
Last night the natural gas line going into a Basij Headquarter, located in Eastern Tehran, was set on fire which consequently resulted in the building being blown up. The Basij had locked themselves in the building once they couldn't withstand the Iranian freedom fighters - at least 5 of these Basij animals were disposed of in this action. The below clip captures footage of the blown up building (at 0:05 you see the building going up in flares to the right of the screen):
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Saturday, June 20, 2009
WARNING: Graphic clip of innocent Iranian woman shot dead by the Islamic Republic
These two following clips were just uploaded on youtube showing an Iranian woman shot dead in Tehran by the Islamic Republic's mercenary forces. These are EXTREMELY GRAPHIC & DISTURBING IMAGES!
“Neda, don’t be afraid. Neda, don’t be afraid. Neda, stay with me. Neda stay with me!”
Her name was NEDA and she was 16 years old - let the world know.
The rage and sadness within me right now is indescribable! The Islamic Republic will be brought to justice for the crimes against humanity which they have committed for the past 30 years and which today have intensified further with scores of innocent people having been killed in cold blood! Please spread these news and put pressure on your political representatives to condemn these crimes and to TAKE CONCRETE ACTIONS to support the people of Iran who are being slaughtered by the Islamic Republic!!!
UPDATE 1:
Several embassies in Tehran have announced they will open their doors to injured Iranians:
Portugese Embassy No.30, Nezami St., Abbas Pour St., Valy-e-Asr
Australian Embassy No. 13, 23rd Street, Khalid Islambuli Ave - Telephone+98 21 8872 4456
Embassy of Finland No. 2, Haddadian St., Mirzapour St. (former Soheil St.), Dr. Shariati Ave.
French & Italian Embassies accepting injured protesters
German Embassy Avenue Ferdowsi 320-324
Canadian Embassy is rejecting injured protesters - staff is looking for doctors so that they can accept wounded.
List of embassies in Tehran.
UPDATE 2:
Someone is reporting on Iranian radio that an elderly woman who was fighting back with her supporting cane was shot dead in Tehran.
Demonstrations in provincial cities are said to be heavier and are being met with even more violence by the Islamic Republic's security forces.
Phone lines are cut and internet speed is extremely slow across the country.
UPDATE 3:
A 12 year old boy has been killed (GRAPHIC & DISTURBING IMAGES 18+):
Hospital close to the scene in Tehran: 30-40 dead thus far as of 11pm and 200 injured. Police taking names of incoming injured.
Shame on a country in which foreign embassies are safer than hospitals
UPDATE 4:
Reports from someone on the scene:
http://shooresh1917.blogspot.com/
“Neda, don’t be afraid. Neda, don’t be afraid. Neda, stay with me. Neda stay with me!”
At 19:05 June 20th
Place: Karekar Ave. (at the corner crossing Khosravi St. and Salehi st.)
A young woman who was standing aside with her father watching the protests was shot by a basij member hiding on the rooftop of a civilian house. He had clear shot at the girl and could not miss her. However, he aimed straight her heart. I am a doctor, so I rushed to try to save her. But the impact of the gunshot was so fierce that the bullet had blasted inside the victim's chest, and she died in less than 2 minutes.
The protests were going on about 1 kilometers away in the main street and some of the protesting crowd were running from tear gas used among them, towards Salehi St.
The film is shot by my friend who was standing beside me.
Please let the world know.
Her name was NEDA and she was 16 years old - let the world know.
The rage and sadness within me right now is indescribable! The Islamic Republic will be brought to justice for the crimes against humanity which they have committed for the past 30 years and which today have intensified further with scores of innocent people having been killed in cold blood! Please spread these news and put pressure on your political representatives to condemn these crimes and to TAKE CONCRETE ACTIONS to support the people of Iran who are being slaughtered by the Islamic Republic!!!
UPDATE 1:
Several embassies in Tehran have announced they will open their doors to injured Iranians:
Portugese Embassy No.30, Nezami St., Abbas Pour St., Valy-e-Asr
Australian Embassy No. 13, 23rd Street, Khalid Islambuli Ave - Telephone+98 21 8872 4456
Embassy of Finland No. 2, Haddadian St., Mirzapour St. (former Soheil St.), Dr. Shariati Ave.
French & Italian Embassies accepting injured protesters
German Embassy Avenue Ferdowsi 320-324
Canadian Embassy is rejecting injured protesters - staff is looking for doctors so that they can accept wounded.
List of embassies in Tehran.
UPDATE 2:
Someone is reporting on Iranian radio that an elderly woman who was fighting back with her supporting cane was shot dead in Tehran.
Demonstrations in provincial cities are said to be heavier and are being met with even more violence by the Islamic Republic's security forces.
Phone lines are cut and internet speed is extremely slow across the country.
UPDATE 3:
A 12 year old boy has been killed (GRAPHIC & DISTURBING IMAGES 18+):
Hospital close to the scene in Tehran: 30-40 dead thus far as of 11pm and 200 injured. Police taking names of incoming injured.
Shame on a country in which foreign embassies are safer than hospitals
UPDATE 4:
Reports from someone on the scene:
http://shooresh1917.blogspot.com/
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Ongoing Anti-Regime Protests in Iran
I am still uncertain on where the people demonstrating this past week in Iran want to take this growing movement.
Have they risen up because their votes in a sham s-election, supervised by a terrorist and corrupt regime, did not give the results they wished for? Or have people used the s-elections as an excuse to advance the freedom-fighting movement of Iran by using one of the Islamic Republic's selected candidates, Seyed Mir-Hossein Mousavi (an Islamic Republic servant, who served as PM during the darkest years of this terrorist regime marked by the genocide of political prisoners), as an excuse through which they can voice their rejection of this system?
If the demonstrators truly believe that they can bring change through within this regime by bringing Mousavi to power they will be very disappointed when they realize that Mousavi endorses the foundations of this terrorist regime and will only bring cosmetic changes rather than uprooting the rotten system which has thrived on the Iranian nation's wealth and keeping them in the dark/isolated for the past 30 years.
What I truly hope for is that the blood of innocent Iranians has not been shed because of this criminal Seyed Mir-Hossein Mousavi, and the infighting occuring between different factions within the terrorist Islamic system. I truly hope that people have reached a level of awareness where they see that there is no space for fundamental change within this regime and that they need to bring this regime down and hold a free and fair referendum on the future political system of Iran. I hope that people are not risking their lives for reform, which is a road already tried with the Islamic Republic's smiling mullah Khatami, but that people are fighting for freedom and democracy - to have their human rights restored and respected by a government elected by the people for the people.
Tens of peaceful demonstrators have been shot point-blank or knifed to death by the Islamic Republic's paramilitary force, the "Basij", consisting of foreign merceneries and brainwashed and illiterate religious zelots people from rural areas. Reports from people on the scene confirm that many of these merceneries are Arabs imported from Iraq, Palestine, & Syria with no emotional ties to Iran/Iranians and who won't hesitate to crackdown on the demonstrations in the most savage of ways that they have been trained in. There are many disturbing videos that have been uploaded on youtube and elsewhere in the past few days showing Basiji's, riot police, and members of the various branches belonging to the Islamic Republic's Revolutionary Guard mercilessly attacking defenseless people in the streets (men, women, elderly) and breaking into peoples' homes and beating them for no reasons whatsoever. Hundreds of people across the country have sustained injuries and hospitals continue to receive a steady flow of casualties and injured people. There were reports that hospitals across the country had been given orders by the government not to treat injured Iranians which the regime refers to as "thugs, troublemakers, and hoodlums".
With orders now having been given to the Islamic Republic's security forces to use maximum force the demonstrators will have no choice but to get armed in order to defend themselves and their compatriots who are fighting for their basic rights - their human rights - which this terrorist and anti-Iranian regime has denied them since its inception 30 years ago.
Despite the bloodshed and violence the demonstrations keep growing larger as people find the courage to fight back against the people who are suppressing them and killing their compatriots.
Two of the notable slogans heard on the streets of Iran today are:
DEATH TO THE DICTATOR!
I WILL KILL WHOEVER KILLED MY BROTHER!
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Friday, February 16, 2007
Tribal Uprisings in Iran continued - 11 Revolutionary Guards killed
Further to my entries regarding what is being reported as Tribal Uprisings in Iran (LINK 1; LINK 2) and the seeming distortion by the western press of these incidents as "Terrorist Attacks" - at least 11 Revolutionary Guardsmen of the terrorist Islamic Republic occupying Iran were killed in an ambush in SouthEastern Iran.
The group which has carried out these attacks against the Islamic Republic was formerly called "Jondollah" which is an arabo-muslim name that translates into something like "God's Army", however as of recent this group has changed its name to "Iranian People Resistance Movement" (persian equivalent: "Nirouhaye Azadibakhshe Mobareze Iran") signaling a nationalist nature and that it is by no means a separatist or fanatic religious organization tied to Al-Qaeda, as claimed by the Islamic Republic. I'm glad this group has changed its name from an arabo-muslim name to a persian name and that it has successfully exterminated at least 11 members of the Islamic Republic's hated Revolutionary Guards. I listened to an interview with this organizations leader - AbdolMalek Rigi- broadcasted on an Iranian opposition radio network (KRSI) months back and this individual came across as a common man who has suffered (along with the ethnic group he represents- the Balouch people of Iran) great injustices at the hands of this barbaric Islamic regime and which sees no other means but violent resistance against the Islamic Republic to be left.
An Iranian compatriot has translated a communique by this group in regards to the latest attacks which I shall proceed to post below. The original persian version can be found here:
http://www.ettelaat.net/07-02/news.asp?id=19210
The Iranian People Resistance Movement has issued the following communiqué regarding the February 14th 2007 successful operation against the Islamic Regime Revolutionary Guards in the city of Zahedan:
The Resistance declares that the successful Egthedar-2 operations will be followed by Eghtedar-3 in a wider theater of operations and will target other centers of oppression all across Iran.
The Resistance condemns torture, murder and execution of its members by the Islamic Republic regime. Many have been imprisoned and executed without trial.
The Resistance leader, Mr. Abdolmalek Baluch stressed that while Iranian People Resistance Movement believes in peaceful resistance, its demands for equal rights for all Iranian natives and religious minorities have gone unanswered and the regime has resorted to the most barbaric forms of torture and executions. The Resistance, therefore, has no other recourse than to counter the regime militarily.
The world should know that the terrorist Islamic Republic regime has treated the natives of Baluchistan with utmost cruelty and has denied their basic rights. Tribal people are imprisoned and tortured for no reason, other than to terrorize and oppress.
The Iranian People Resistance Movement has no relationships with smugglers, Taliban or Al-Qaida and is a member of the joint tribal resistance, also consisting of Lor, Bakhtiari and Qashqai tribes.
Our demands are rational and legal. Our basic demands are regime observation and respect for our rights and religious freedoms as declared by the UN Human Rights Charter.
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