This drastic measure follows persistent blackouts that have left residents across Tehran and other cities frustrated and angry in the sweltering heat. A report from Khabar Online on July 27 highlighted that power was cut for nearly 12 hours in western Tehran. “The unprecedented heat in Tehran has become unbearable,” the report stated. “Prolonged power cuts hinder the use of cooling equipment, causing significant discomfort for residents, especially in District 22, including Chitgar Town.”
His comments, which were meant to commend voter turnout, instead sparked widespread anger, as they ignored the reality that 88 percent of Iranians abstained from participating in what many saw as a sham election.
Despite Khamenei’s attempts to show his support for Pezeshkian, reactions from media and officials indicated that this alliance might be superficial and short-lived.
In July 1988, the National Liberation Army (NLA) of Iran launched a monumental campaign known as Operation Eternal Light. This daring operation aimed to overthrow the Iranian regime, marking a significant chapter in Iran’s struggle for freedom. Over 1,300 brave freedom fighters sacrificed their lives during this operation, setting an enduring example of resistance.
The resolution, backed by Senators Thom Tillis, John Cornyn, Ted Cruz, John Boozman, Jeanne Shaheen, Chris Coons, and Cory Booker, aims to address the escalating threats posed by the Iranian regime.
While factional feuds dominate headlines, Iranian officials emphasize the danger posed by the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), a prominent resistance group. On July 22, during a meeting with the Supreme Judicial Council, Chief Justice Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei highlighted the need to expose the actions of the MEK during the 1980s Iran-Iraq War and beyond. He stated, “The media and those with a platform have a critical responsibility.
23 executions in one week; international call for urgent action to save the lives of prisoners on death row. Ali Khamenei’s execution and killing machine has accelerated again after the show of presidential elections. This morning, Thursday, July 25, regime executioners hanged Kamran Sheikheh, a 40-year-old Sunni political prisoner, in Urmia prison after 15 years of imprisonment. He had been transferred from Qezelhessar prison to Mahabad prison on June 1, 2024, and to Urmia Central Prison about 15 days ago.
This struggle, while internal, has become a public spectacle, highlighting deep divisions within the regime. Mehdi Chamran, President of Tehran’s City Council, recently addressed rumors regarding Mayor Alireza Zakani’s potential dismissal. Chamran asserted, “If council members were in favor of Zakani’s removal, they would have agreed to his departure. Since they haven’t, it means they are not in favor.” He stressed that Zakani should continue his duties, adding, “Zakani’s departure in the final year of the council’s term is meaningless.”
Speaking before a diverse audience, Ruiz Guevara articulated her honor in participating in this historic event and expressed gratitude to Maryam Rajavi for the opportunity to speak. Ruiz Guevara’s speech was a clarion call for the global community to stand against the forces that oppress women.
The government has escalated repressive measures against various societal groups, including workers, teachers, and retirees. However, a wave of defiant youth is rising, challenging the regime with bold actions targeting symbols of oppression, corruption, and propaganda.
