Amin Fard
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Snakket i dag på God morgen Norge om mitt engasjement for frihet og demokrati i Iran!
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Hørte ikke en eneste iraner i demonstrasjon mot Israel/USA over krigen i Oslo nå.
Samtidig snakket Mamma med 3 ulike slektninger i Iran som er storfornøyd med bombene i vår hjemby Shiraz. Bl.a. en som traff en Basij bil hvor fire Basiji døde, og alle rundt var helt uskadet.
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@Jason The Nordics:
Norway: head of the parlament is Iranian @MasudGh
Sweden: Founder of Databricks is Iranian @alighodsi
Denmark: CEO of Novonordisk is Iranian @maziardoustdar
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Asylum for Iranians fleeing is a moral imperative — and they’ll drive your GDP / job growth as a second order impact.
The White House@WhiteHouse
"Australia is making a terrible humanitarian mistake by allowing the Iran National Woman’s Soccer team to be forced back to Iran, where they will most likely be killed. Don’t do it, Mr. Prime Minister, give ASYLUM. The U.S. will take them if you won’t..." - @POTUS
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I dag ledet jeg spørretimen i Stortinget som jeg ofte gjør som stortingspresident.
Situasjonen i Midtøsten var selvfølgelig tema når statsministeren var tilstede.
Norge er mitt land. Men jeg er født i Iran. Det er verdier som frihet og demokrati som gjør Norge til et rikt land, og som jeg står opp for som stortingspresident.
Det iranske regimet står for ondskap. Jeg kommer til å fortsette å være en tydelig stemme mot dette regimet og for folkets kamp for frihet.
I dagens stortingsmøte hørte jeg tydelig flere si at dette regimet må vekk, og ønske om at det iranske folk når frem i deres frihetskamp.✌🏽
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@sharghzadeh Many of Iranians are using the situation to get attention 👀
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@CyrusYari This and network state is great read to understand the future. People should be able to vote with their feet. That being said, there is something wrong with the looking at countries as a service: people should give back to the nation that raised them.
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– A brutal regime has mismanaged the country for 47 years. Iran has more oil and gas resources than Norway, but the regime has used the money to sponsor terrorism in the region, support Hamas and other proxy groups, and not on its own population. In 48 hours in January, the regime chose to kill more than 32,000 young people who were out in the streets. But they didn't stop there. They went into hospitals and killed injured protesters. And they have mass-raped young girls in prisons, says Gharahkhani
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@minalunde Min familie i Iran (som mamma snakket med i dag) er veldig glade for at USA og Israel har gått til angrep.
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Her er et innblikk i en vanlig iraners tanker akkurat nå. Jeg sier ikke at 93 millioner føler det helt likt, men dette er det likeste de har følt på 47 år.
Du kan også velge å følge NRKs dekning, som ligner mer på revolusjonsgardens propaganda enn seriøs nyhetsformidling.
Decado@ItsDecado
I’m writing this through a connection so small it feels like a crack in the window. 99% of the country can’t even get online that’s why you don't see videos or images from inside. In Tehran and Karaj, every time people hear an explosion, they cheer from their windows and rooftops. They chant slogans and celebrate because another terrorist base of the regime has been hit. I’m sure the rest of Iran is exactly the same. To all honorable Iranians abroad: Be our voice louder and more decisive than ever. Take to the streets and flood the internet with one clear demand: Trump DO NOT STOP the attacks. Right now every mosque and religious gathering hall has been turned into military bases for the IRGC and repression forces. At Tehran’s Mosalla, dozens of repression vehicles are parked and being prepared.Prove to @realDonaldTrump @netanyahu @IDF @CENTCOM that these are no longer religious sites they are official regime military bases. Bomb them. The people of Iran do NOT want these places anymore. This has nothing to do with religion they have become fortresses of terror and must be destroyed. Also strike the homes of the reformists they are the main anti-Israel and anti-America operators inside the regime. My connection is too slow to push this properly so please tag everyone you can. We will take to the streets at the right moment. We will win. Long live Iran! Javid shah #IranWar
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"What you happen if we reduced all tech headcount by 50% due to AI?
Claude said $600B-$900B in total economic impact. And local economic devastation ;)
We will see."
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For all my Iranians that do not believe that a constitutional monarchy can work! I grew up in Norway, and it has proven to be a good model during a crisis - like when the nazis came and the King gave people hope! Today( @PahlaviReza give people hope!
Masud Gharahkhani@MasudGh
am in favor of a constitutional monarchy and believe that it has been crucially important for Norway. It has contributed to unity and has been an important common point of contact for several generations, in both joy and sorrow. Our royal house is also the protector of our democracy. In Norway, we had a referendum on whether we wanted a monarchy in 1905. It is also unique. When the then Prince Carl (later King Haakon) came to Norway, the first thing he did was take an oath in the heart of democracy, the Storting. King Haakon's election slogan is the same as both his son King Olav had and our current King Harald has: Everything for Norway. This week, the Storting considered a proposal for a republic, as we do at the start of each new parliamentary term. Not surprisingly, the majority still supported a constitutional monarchy.
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This is death cult, just like Hitler, the Japanese etc during WW2. We need to stop them before more innocent people are killed!
Behnam Gholipour 🇮🇷@beehnam
Today in Tehran: 1️⃣ MPs wore IRGC uniforms to work. 2️⃣ Chanted "Death to America/Europe." 3️⃣ Labeled all 27 EU armies as "Terrorists." This is the regime Ali Larijani claims is "ready for negotiations. " Don't be fooled by the lies. They are preparing for a showdown. @POTUS @EU_Commission
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It’s not war in Iran, it’s mass murder on a scale close to Babyn Yar telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01/3…
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@SabaMajlessi Five people in the small town of Maymand, fars have been killed as well!
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Yesterday, I received a call from Abadeh, a small town in Fars Province.
They said the young people of the city have been killed from the roots.
“No young faces are seen anymore.”
“For weeks, not a single young person has walked the streets.”
“From every home, one or two have been killed.”
“The entire city is in mourning.”
“The city is dead.”
I had never heard of a crime this vast in my life.
Be the voice of Abadeh.
Be the voice of Marvdasht.
Be the voice of Fasa.
These are small cities in Iran’s Fars Province—
places where young lives have been massacred in silence.
#KingRezaPahlavi #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre #FreeIran
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The latest report I have received, from someone who is in contact with sources inside the government, indicates that the regime’s own estimate of the number of those killed exceeds 80,000.
“In a meeting that several people had with Mohsen Hashemi, he reportedly stated that, based on estimates by the military forces, the total number of those killed is over 80,000.”
“In addition, doctors who are currently treating the wounded in hospitals say that patients are in extremely critical condition, and due to shortages of blood and medical supplies, there is a high risk that many of the injured will die. Unfortunately, these numbers are continuing to rise.
“Many injured people are also afraid to seek medical care because they fear arrest, and doctors and medical staff are expressing serious concern about the health and safety of these individuals.”
@POTUS @marklevinshow @CNN @FoxNews @IranIntl
#IranMassacre
#IranRevolution2026
Sana Ebrahimi Ledene@__Injaneb96
جدیدترین گزارشی که دریافت کردهام، از فردی که با منابعی در داخل حکومت در ارتباط است، نشان میدهد برآورد خودِ حکومت از شمار کشتهشدگان بیش از ۸۰ هزار نفر است: " توی یک جلسه ای که چند نفر با محسن هاشمی داشتند، محسن هاشمی نقل کرده مجموع کشته ها بر اساس برآورد نیروهای نظامی بیش از ۸۰ هزار نفر هست." "علاوه بر این، پزشکانی که این روزها در بیمارستانها به مجروحان رسیدگی میکنند، اظهار میکنند که وضعیت بیماران بسیار وخیم است و بهدلیل کمبود خون و امکانات درمانی، احتمال فوت بسیاری از مجروحان وجود دارد؛ آماری که متأسفانه رو به افزایش است. همچنین بسیاری از مجروحان بهدلیل نگرانی از بازداشت، جرأت مراجعه به مراکز درمانی را ندارند و پزشکان و کادر درمان نسبت به وضعیت سلامتی این افراد بهشدت ابراز نگرانی میکنند."
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This is Iran.
They aren’t even wearing official military uniforms.
Their faces are masked.
They chant “Labbayk ya Khamenei” as they fire into homes.
Into the homes of foreign enemies?
No، into the homes of the rightful owners of this land.
This is an occupied Iran.
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Information received from eyewitnesses, families and other citizens, together with other available evidence, indicates that the number of protesters killed may exceed even the highest media estimates. There is no doubt that the Islamic Republic has committed one of the largest mass killings of protesters in our time, and all indications are that this massacre was planned and carried out with full coordination. This suggests that these crimes were committed pursuant to a single directive from the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, with the cooperation of the repressive forces, particularly the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Accountability for these crimes through the International Criminal Court, and the listing of the IRGC as an international terrorist organisation, must be treated as urgent priorities by the international community. The international community must also take very seriously the threats by Islamic Republic officials to issue and carry out death sentences against protesters, and must act to prevent another large-scale massacre, this time inside prisons! #CrimeAgainstHumanityiniran
Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO)@IHRights
Twenty-three days since the start of the nationwide protests in Iran and twelve days after the internet blackout, information and eyewitness accounts are revealing the scale of the large-scale killing of protesters by state forces. Given the magnitude of these crimes and the severe restrictions on communications, it is not currently possible to publish precise casualty figures in line with the IHRNGO’s standards, which require multi-layered verification and confirmation by at least two independent sources. For this reason, the organisation will refrain from issuing daily statistics until sufficient documentation has been obtained. In its most recent report, based on documentation received from credible sources, IHRNGO reported the deaths of at least 3,428 protesters. This figure is meaningfully lower than eyewitness accounts and the organisation’s own assessment of the likely true number of fatalities. Estimates published by some media outlets, drawing on information reportedly received from government or hospital sources, indicate that between 5,000 and 20,000 protesters may have been killed. Meanwhile, Ali Khamenei, the Islamic Republic’s Supreme Leader, referred in a speech to “several thousand” deaths, and Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of Parliament, also spoke of “thousands” killed. It is important to recall that official sources consistently report figures for state violence that are far below the reality. For example, over the past five years the Islamic Republic has officially announced only an annual average of 12 per cent of the executions that IHRNGO has verified through two independent sources. IHRNGO continues to document state crimes committed in the suppression of the 2025 protests and urges all citizens and individuals with access to information or evidence that could help clarify the full extent of these crimes to share it with the organisation. IHRNGO Director, Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam said: “Information received from eyewitnesses, families and other citizens, together with other available evidence, indicates that the number of protesters killed may exceed even the highest media estimates. There is no doubt that the Islamic Republic has committed one of the largest mass killings of protesters in our time, and all indications are that this massacre was planned and carried out with full coordination. This suggests that these crimes were committed pursuant to a single directive from the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, with the cooperation of the repressive forces, particularly the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Accountability for these crimes through the International Criminal Court, and the listing of the IRGC as an international terrorist organisation, must be treated as urgent priorities by the international community. The international community must also take very seriously the threats by Islamic Republic officials to issue and carry out death sentences against protesters, and must act to prevent another large-scale massacre, this time inside prisons.” #IranProtests iranhr.net/en/articles/85…
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