Despite the comprehensive security measures implemented by the Iranian government, Zahedan, the capital of the southeastern province of Sistan & Baluchestan, witnessed a new surge of anti-regime protests on Friday. Brave Baluchis in the restless city vehemently denounced any form of dictatorship, voicing their defiance against the mullahs’ tyranny.
Unrest continues in several Iranian cities with the government amplifying repressive measures and executions in a desperate attempt to suppress the uprising that started in September.
Following her arrest, she was scheduled to undergo an interrogation session through a video conference. However, on the assigned date, the session was abruptly canceled without any disclosed reasons.
Tehran, the bustling capital, housing over nine million residents, is also experiencing severe water shortages, further exacerbating the plight. This dire situation is a result of economic mismanagement by the ruling mullahs, whose lackluster policies have left the country in a state of disarray, while they continue to exploit the system.
The minister made the remarks during a House of Commons session, emphasizing that the UK persistently evaluates the effects of the IRGC’s destabilizing actions on British interests and citizens.
The appeal to world powers came after the distressing execution of three protestors by the regime, underscoring the pressing nature of the issue.
The uprising, initiated by citizens struggling against dire economic conditions and corruption, has resulted in the deaths of over 750 people and the arrest of more than 30,000 individuals, according to the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK), a primary opposition group.
The tragic incident drew renewed attention to the unchecked smuggling activities and their dramatic repercussions on the country’s socio-economic landscape.
Long known for orchestrating smuggling supplies and providing unwavering support to the Quds Force, the formidable overseas arm of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the secrets of Unit 700’s activities are slowly being unraveled.
Her visit and the call for a free Iran garnered significant support from the European Parliament, including Anna Fotyga, the Polish MEP, former Foreign Minister of Poland, and Secretary-General of the European Conservatives and Reformists Party (ECR).
