4 person has been reported killed in Iran Protests, After Regime Raises Fuel Prices

By
Armin Baldwin
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Angry crowds called for oust of the Iranian regime’s President Hassan Rouhani and blamed the mullahs destructive policies.
Reports indicate that on Saturday regime forces are opening fire and killing 3 civilians in Behbahan and one in Sirjan.
Angry crowds called for oust of the Iranian regime’s President Hassan Rouhani and blamed the mullahs destructive policies.

By Armin Baldwin

The People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran’s (PMOI/MEK) official twitter account holds a live update on Iranian people’s protests against the rise of gasoline prices by the Iranian regime.

Iranian regime suddenly raised gasoline rationing and price hikes as much as 300 percent early Friday and a strict rationing system was imposed. Within hours protests erupted across Iran with large number of people held gatherings and protests in response.

Angry crowds called for oust of the Iranian regime’s President Hassan Rouhani and blamed the mullahs destructive policies.

Reports indicate that on Saturday regime forces are opening fire and killing 3 civilians in Behbahan and one in Sirjan.

In Eslamshahr, southwest of Tehran, locals have torched a gas station as protests continue across the country over a recent gasoline price hike.

In Tehran Pars district. locals torch a vehicle of the regime’s oppressive security forces and block a road, protesting the recent gasoline price hike.

In Tehran, the gold bazaar in the country’s capital has gone on strike in solidarity with nationwide protests.

In Tehran/Shahriar road, the road is blocked as protests continue over a major gasoline price hike imposed by the ruling regime beginning 12 am Friday local time.

In Shiraz, south-central Iran, brave youths clashed with security forces, setting two of their vehicles on fire.

In Behbahan, southwest Iran, locals are seen clashing with security forces as protests escalate over a recent gasoline price hike. Reports indicate three civilians have been killed the regime’s forces. The Behbahan protesters set a Bank Melli (National Bank) branch on fire as protests continue.

In Sanandaj, western Iran, major gathering in a square as protests increase.

In Saveh, southwest of Tehran, Iran Security forces seen opening direct fire against protesters as demonstrations continue.

In Neyshabur, northeast Iran, the Iranian regime’s forces attack protesters.

Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President-Elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), urged the “United Nations and all international human rights organizations to strongly condemn the crackdown on the Iranian people’s demonstrations.”

“I urge them to launch a mission to look into the circumstances of death, injury and arrests of participants in the uprising,” said Mrs. Rajavi in a tweet.

Maryam Rajavi hailed to the people of Iran who have risen up and held protests in several provinces. She added that “so long as this corrupt and medieval regime is in power, poverty, high prices, unemployment, corruption, repression and discrimination will continue to persist.”

Mrs. rajavi condemnd the Iranian regime violence against the protesters and said “my sympathies on the loss of Ruhollah Nazari who was shot to death last night in Sirjan by the clerical regime’s suppressive forces. I urge my fellow compatriots to rise in support of the protesters.”

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