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احتمال سقوط تروریست‌های آخوند و جمهوری اسلامی به ۷۵ درصد افزایش کرد. مهمترین عامل افزایش، مطرح شدن احتمال پیاده کردن سرباز توسط امریکا در ایران بوده است. iran.aminsabeti.com/en?v=25

🚨توجه کنید🚨 به صدای مردم ایران گوش بدید، نه حکومت. ما شایسته آزادی، کرامت و آینده‌ای بدون سرکوب هستیم. در کنار مردم ایران بایستید، نه حاکمانشان. #DigitalBlackOutIran‌

#صالح_محمدی برای همه آرزو‌های تو و آینده‌ای که جلوت بود دلم ریشه، اما تو اینو بدون که قهرمان رفتی 🥲🕊️ #DigitalBlackOutIran‌ #IranMassacre‌

🚨Hinrichtungen in Qom: Drei Demonstranten wurden hingerichtet 🚨 Drei politische Gefangene, die im Januar bei den Protesten in Qom festgenommen worden waren, wurden heute von der Islamischen Republik hingerichtet. 😢⚖️ Herana Human Rights berichtet, dass das Regime die Todesurteile vollstreckt hat. 🔴 Mehdi Ghasemi (Sohn von Asghar), 🔴 Saleh Mohammadi (Sohn von Mehdi) und 🔴 Saeed Davoudi (Sohn von Ramazan) am Donnerstag, dem 19. März 2026 (28. Esfand 1404), in Qom. Sie wurden am 7. Januar 2026 (18. Dey 1404) während der Proteste in Qom festgenommen und später wegen „Feindschaft gegen Gott (Moharebeh) durch das Zurschaustellen von Stichwaffen bei illegalen Versammlungen und Protesten, die zur Tötung von Polizeibeamten führten“, „operativer Aktionen für das israelische Regime und die feindselige US-Regierung“ sowie „Anstiftung zum Krieg und zur Tötung mit der Absicht, die nationale Sicherheit zu gefährden“ zum Tode verurteilt. Zwei von ihnen, Mehdi Ghasemi und Saleh Mohammadi, wurden sowohl zu Qesas (Vergeltung nach dem gleichen Prinzip) als auch zum Tode verurteilt, während Saeed Davoudi zum Tode verurteilt wurde. 📢👮 Laut dem Pressezentrum der Justiz behaupten die Behörden, die drei hätten an zwei Orten in Qom (Nekouei-Kreuzung und Nobovat-Platz) mit verschiedenen Stichwaffen (Schwertern, Messern, Macheten) Polizisten (FARAJA) angegriffen und Abbas Asadi und Mohammad Ghasemi Hamapour getötet. 🗡️ Die Todesurteile wurden vom Obersten Gerichtshof bestätigt und, wie es im Bericht heißt, „heute Morgen im Beisein von Einwohnern Qoms“ vollstreckt. 🏛️ Herana merkt an, dass die Proteste im Januar mit Streiks und Betriebsschließungen von Ladenbesitzern und Basarhändlern in Teheran am Sonntag, dem 7. Januar 2026, begannen und sich dann rasch über Märkte und Geschäftszentren hinaus ausbreiteten, als sich Studenten, Bürger und verschiedene gesellschaftliche Gruppen anschlossen. Dadurch entwickelten sie sich zu einer der größten Protestwellen der letzten Jahre. 💔 Das gewaltsame Vorgehen der Sicherheitskräfte forderte Tausende Tote und Verletzte, und Zehntausende wurden verhaftet oder von den Sicherheitsbehörden vorgeladen. 📜 📆 Donnerstag, 19. März 2026 (28. Esfand 1404) ℹ️ HRANA - @hra_news 🔗 hra-news.org/?p=552977 #IranRevolution2026‌ @amnesty @DasErste @srfnews

In Iran, a car belonging to a judge who issued death penalties to anti-regime protesters was targeted by an Israeli drone strike. The judge who was eliminated is Mohammad Khasravani, the one who sentenced Navid Afkari, a famous Iranian wrestler who became a symbol after protesting against the regime during the 2018 riots and was executed by the regime at the end of 2020.

شعار نویسی، تهران؛ نگران خرابی‌ها نباشید، آزادی بر آبادی ارجحه

This is why we’re asking @elonmusk to act on Iran’s #internet blackout. The regime is using media blackout to retaliate against Iranians after humiliating defeats by US and @IDF. Saleh Mohammadi, a 19-year-old wrestler arrested in January protests, was executed this morning!

فرزند ایران و جان فدای میهن، فارغ التحصیل دکترا از دانشگاه آریامهر جاویدنام #نوید_سلطانپور در ۲۴ اسفند ساعت ۷ صبح توسط رژیم دیوانه در مشهد عزیز به جرم شرکت در انقلاب دی ماه دستگیر و ساعت ۱۰ صبح همان روز توسط خس و خاشاک ضحاک به قتل رسید.

Matin Molaei, 18, was arrested on January 9 in Setarkhan Street, Shiraz. His family was only able to contact him once in the first days of his detention, and since then, no information about his condition has been available. Reports indicate he is being held in Vakilabad Prison, one of Iran’s notorious detention centers. ⚠️📍 Cases like Matin’s highlight the disappearances and secretive detentions young protesters face across Iran. Families are left in limbo, not knowing if their loved ones are safe 💔 The international community must demand transparency and the release of those arbitrarily detained for speaking out or protesting.✊ Silence only fuels oppression 🚨 🖼️: @MartistCast #IranMassacre‌ #IranRevolution2026‌

One second she’s everything. The center of gravity. The voice that makes chaos feel smaller. Next second… a bullet decides otherwise. 🩸 42 years reduced to impact. No warning. No pause. No rewrite. Her daughter doesn’t get distance. She gets front row seats. She gets bullets too. Hands torn open. Legs split apart. Like survival needed to hurt just as much as dying. This is how the system works. Not loud. Not cinematic. Just quick, efficient, almost boring in its cruelty. Like it’s done this before. Because it has. And after? Nothing stops. Cars pass. People talk. Files get buried. But somewhere in that silence… a daughter is still standing. Bleeding. Remembering everything. The way her mother laughed. The way she existed without asking permission. The way she held the world together without anyone noticing. You don’t move on from that. You carry it. In your bones. In your nerves. In the way your body flinches before your mind understands why. They tried to turn her into a statistic. A closed case. A number. But names don’t disappear that easy. Not when someone is still here to say it. Her daughters are in video below. Afsaneh MohammadAlizadeh is not just a name. She’s a generation of sacrifice, stealth and pain which Iranian women comprise. She will live forever . This revolution will succeed because of the likes of her. #IranMassacre‌ #IranRevolution2026‌

@Amoody408 @KwnyAy71638 @Weartivist @JohnBonham1983 @deevesiah Beautiful review! Amazing 😍

“Sorry, Baby” is a beautiful mess… not sloppy, not accidental. Controlled chaos. The kind that tells the truth. No clean arcs, no fake redemption. Just life as it actually hits you. Hard, uneven, and sometimes absurd as hell. 🎭 Eva Victor doesn’t sell you trauma as a product. No glossy “survivor” narrative, no applause lines. The violence isn’t spectacle. It’s almost invisible… and that’s the point. What you feel is everything after. The doctor who doesn’t care. The institution that shrugs. The silence that lingers longer than the act itself. 🕳️ This film lives in fragments. Years stitched together by moments that shouldn’t matter… but do. A sandwich. A stray cat. A half-finished sentence. A panic attack in a parking lot. Random? Yeah. Real? Too real. That’s how memory works when something breaks inside you. 🍂 Agnes isn’t your typical “strong female lead.” No slogans. No forced empowerment. She’s awkward, detached, darkly funny in a way that feels almost wrong to laugh at… until you realize that humor is survival. 😶‍🌫️ Victor plays her like a quiet storm. Internal damage. No theatrics. Just weight. And the world around her? It doesn’t rush in to save her. That’s the indictment. That’s the whole system exposed. A society that watches you fall and debates procedure instead of reaching out a hand. ⚖️ But here’s the twist… the resistance isn’t loud. It’s small. Intimate. Human. A friend who stays. A neighbor who doesn’t ask too many questions. A random act of kindness that hits harder than any speech. Naomi Ackie’s Lydie doesn’t “fix” Agnes… she just understands her. And sometimes that’s the closest thing to salvation you get. 🫂 The film moves like a Kendrick verse… nonlinear, layered, doubling back on itself. Pain sitting next to humor, sitting next to silence. You laugh, then feel guilty for laughing. Then realize that’s the whole design. 🎤 “Sorry, Baby” rejects the lie that trauma makes you stronger in some cinematic, digestible way. It changes you. Period. But it also refuses to let that be the only definition. That tension… that contradiction… that’s where the film breathes. No victory lap. No neat ending. Just continuation. Survival without a speech. And somehow, that hits harder than any story about “overcoming” ever could. 🖤 7.5/10 An Arman Barandaaaz Review .

دلمون مدام این روزها با شما بود و تجسم روز آزادی‌تون بود که بهمون انگیزه بیشتری می‌داد 🥺🕊️🕊️🕊️🤍

Every time I see this picture of Ali Larijani, I get angry. In the 1980s, when I was a teenager living in Iran, my eyes were very sensitive and my doctor told me to wear sunglasses. But the morality police would stop me in the street, because according to them, my sunglasses were “provoking men.” I had to carry a doctor’s note in my wallet just to justify something as basic as protecting my eyes. That was the reality for us. And now, the same system that policed girls for wearing sunglasses proudly promotes figures like Ali Larijani wearing American Ray-Ban glasses. This is the hypocrisy of the Islamic Republic: control and humiliation for ordinary people, freedom and privilege for those in power. It’s not just hypocrisy. It’s a system built on double standards and contempt for its own people.

ایران در حال حاضر طولانی‌ترین قطع اینترنت تاریخ خود را تجربه می‌کند؛ قطعی‌ای که اندکی پس از حملات هوایی ۲۸ فوریه آغاز شد. داگ مدوری در پست جدید خود کل وضعیت سال ۲۰۲۶، اختلالات حتی در ترافیک «وایت‌لیست‌شده» (مجاز)، و سایر مشاهدات مبتنی بر داده‌های ما را بررسی کرده‌است. #قطع_دیجیتال_ایران #DigitalBlackOutİran

از ۱۲ ظهر آبمون قطعه بگا داریم میریم بعد هی اس ام‌اس میاد همه چی فراهمه-

Reports of #DigitalBlackout in #Iran are deeply concerning. I asked the @EU_Commission what steps #EU is taking to counter internet shutdowns and support access to information for people in Iran. #internetforiran

One lesson you need to learn from the current war is that Western journalists are useless and clueless as hell about Iran. They don't know what their exit plan is after the collapse of the Islamic Republic, as they have built all of their careers based on their so-called connection with the regime. For this reason, you can see they cry for the killing of Larijani and just wait to see what they will do for the killing of Javad Zarif. The mainstream journalists don't know what to do after the collapse of the regime and now they run around like a headless chicken.

I think these are Sulfur Recovery Units (CRUs) in the 6th refinery of the Iranian South Pars onshore fields. The targets are selected to be limited but effective enough to stop to the entire process of the refinery for a long time.

NEW 🔴 President Trump is reportedly considering withdrawing U.S. forces from the Strait of Hormuz, leaving its defense to allies.