The rebellious youth are actively directing their actions against the headquarters of the IRGC Basij, a key force tasked with suppressing dissent among the Iranian populace. This crackdown notably targets women and girls, particularly in universities where adherence to the regime’s oppressive hijab rules is enforced.
Recent incidents highlight the youth’s determination to challenge the regime’s authority. Explosives were used to target a Basij building in Rasht, while fires were set at Basij bases in Shiraz, Tehran, Masjed Soleiman, and Yazd. In Semnan and Zahedan, entrance signs of local Basij bases were torched.
These acts of defiance coincide with the regime’s escalation of repressive measures, particularly against women and girls who dare to oppose its misogynistic policies. Security forces have been reported harassing those who refuse to comply with hijab rules, exacerbating tensions within Iranian society.
Moreover, the regime has intensified its campaign of terror through executions. In just two weeks, at least 59 individuals were executed, including Sunni political prisoner Anwar Khezri, who endured 15 years of torture before his unjust execution. The regime’s disregard for human rights is further evidenced by its refusal to allow Khezri’s family to bid him farewell.
Responding to this wave of brutality, rebellious youth in Rigan targeted regime institutions responsible for the persecution of dissidents, while youths in Isfahan aimed at the regime’s repressive apparatus in crowded urban areas. These actions have garnered widespread support from locals and Iranians weary of decades of repression.
A notable trend gaining momentum is the destruction of government propaganda, particularly banners featuring images of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Across Tehran, Mashhad, Kerman, and Eslmashahr, posters of Khamenei were set ablaze, signaling defiance against his attempts to instill fear.
In Tabas, a large banner of Qassem Soleimani, the regime’s deceased mastermind of terror, was torched, underscoring opposition to the regime’s sponsorship of terrorism at the expense of Iran’s impoverished populace.
The courageous acts of Iran’s youth reflect the indomitable spirit of the Iranian people, who persist in their calls for regime change despite the regime’s relentless violence and terrorism.
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