Iran is the Revolution humanity needs. If you follow.. TA very much KARMA mode ACTIVATED.. ONE enemy.. FUCK the regime
An Iranian destined to go home
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Iran is a battle for humanity
It is not about being Left or Right
It is not about Trump
It is not about Israel
It is not about Palestine
It is not about the rights of Muslims around the world
It is about standing up for humanity
Iran will rise out of this unified as ONE
Refer to this map when people talk about separatism... It's mostly the sparsely populated regions calling for it.
Brothers, Sisters.. we are one nation with one fucking enemy that defiled our culture, language and flag.. but in doing so it actually brought us together.
💚 🤍 ❤️
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The night before Mostafa Heydari Tabar was killed, he came home pale and couldn’t speak for half an hour.
Then suddenly, he broke down crying.
According to his own brother, Mostafa told his mother that he had just watched forces shoot a young woman in front of him. He and others had struggled to get her away and save her.
The next night, January 9, 2026, he wanted to go out again.
His mother stood at the door.
“Don’t go. It’s dangerous.”
Mostafa answered:
“My life is already fucked anyway. At least let me go, so your grandchildren can live.”
He was 28 years old.
He lived in Kianshahr, Tehran.
His father later found him outside their neighbourhood pharmacy, grabbed him around the neck and tried to bring his son home.
Mostafa refused.
“I’m not coming. They’re killing our kids.”
He walked away.
He never came home again.
Mostafa was killed by gunfire that night.
Even getting his body back came with pressure: his family was asked to sign paperwork identifying Mostafa as a Basiji. They refused.
His family also described him as a proud monarchist who spoke about wanting a free Iran.
What’s more heartbreaking is that Mostafa’s birthday was coming.
He had called his brother and told him he was going to send him a pair of Nike Jordans for his birthday.
Instead, his brother received news that Mostafa had been killed.
He later wrote:
“You called and said you’d send me a pair of Nike Jordans for my birthday. A day before your birthday, they told me you’d been killed.”
The shoes still sit unused in the corner of the house.
His brother says every time he sees them, his heart burns.
Mostafa was only 28.
#IranMassacre
#جاویدشاه
#KingRezaPahlaviForIran
Iransky retweeted
🔴 ظهور نادر یک دلفین صورتی در تنگه هرمز؛ زنده شدن افسانه‌های محلی درباره خوش‌یمنی و تغییر بزرگ در منطقه؟
تصاویر منتشرشده از مشاهده یک دلفین صورتی‌رنگ و کمیاب در نزدیکی تنگه هرمز و آب‌های ساحلی این منطقه راهبردی، توجه گسترده کاربران عرب‌زبان را به خود جلب کرده است.
در برخی باورهای سنتی، دلفین صورتی نماد خوش‌شانسی، التیام و آغاز دوباره است.
هم‌زمان، برخی کاربران در فضای مجازی این اتفاق را به گمانه‌زنی درباره احتمال عملیات دریایی آمریکا برای بازگشایی تنگه هرمز، تغییر رژیم جمهوری اسلامی و رونق گرفتن دوباره اقتصاد کشورهای منطقه تعبیر و تفسیر کرده‌اند!
چهارشنبه ۲۹ مهرماه ۲۵۸۵
#شبنامه
@Rppress0
Iransky retweeted
Reminder that earlier this year, half a million Iranians marched in Toronto.
Zero violence.
Zero vulgarity.
Not one shop looted.
No littering or trash anywhere.
Full cooperation with and respect for the host country.
This is why third worlders hate us. Because we are civilised.
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Some people risk their lives to reclaim a country. Others risk arrest to acquire a handbag.
The comparison puts monthly earnings at $100 in Abdanan against $1,500 in France. Fifteen times the income. Apparently, dignity is sold separately.
In Abdanan, protesters scattered rice from an IRGC-linked store rather than carry it home. Their freedom could not be reduced to the price of dinner.
Poverty had not robbed those protesters of their dignity. In a far wealthier France, some looters apparently discovered liberty, equality and Louis Vuitton.
Civilisation is a habit, Mr Macron. A French address is merely a location. There is a difference between claiming the inheritance and displaying the character.
If anyone in Paris still wishes to examine whether Iranians are ready for democracy, perhaps they could begin by explaining their qualifications as examiners.
Spare us the fucking entrance exam.
Iransky retweeted
“Iran is not a chessboard for your ideological battles. Our suffering is not yours to interpret to fit your politics. If you genuinely care about human rights and the Iranian people, start by listening to us, even when our voices challenge your ideology.”
Many have not listened. Fact is you can speak over Iranian voices and spew your bile over western media. That’s free speech. But it comes with consequences. The very tales you spin are narratives that keep a regime in power that continue to execute innocent protesters, some as young as 17, at a rate of 6 a day.
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The internet is being cut off. I barely managed to connect to the internet. Most VPNs are starting to stop working. Please be our voice.
They want to cut off our connection to the world again.
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The Iranians standing empty handed, so bravely defying the terrorist Islamic Republic in Iran, are true heroes.
Saeed Shakiba had his Instagram account seized by the Islamic Republic and legal proceedings brought against him for impersonating Khamenei’s voice. This is how he blew out his birthday candle…
This is Iranian courage!
Islam in Iran was an ideological occupation, a virus that infected most of the Iranian organism, state down.
Now we recognise it.
It can no longer feed on us or spread. It is defunct. Soon it is over.
We are left with the scars and the antibodies to stop reinfection.
✊
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Last night in Rasht, regime supporters were chanting in the streets late at night Locals came out, furious that their peace and sleep had been disturbed, and beat them up!!
The nightly circus failed miserably!
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We will never forget Iran's fallen heroes. Justice will prevail!
Majid Nikandish, a true soldier of Iran, was arrested and executed by the Islamic Republic after refusing to open fire on protesters who took to the streets of Mashhad during Iran's January National Uprising.
A photo of his final testament, written hours before his execution, was recently released. In it, Majid speaks of his love for his family and asks them to celebrate his life at his funeral. He emphasizes that only one question remains on his mind: "Why?"
This is the question every awakened conscience must ask today to amplify the voices of these innocent political prisoners: Why does the Islamic Republic execute the children of Iran on baseless and fabricated charges?
We will never forget Iran's fallen heroes. Justice will prevail!
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The GOP candidate running for Senate is absolutely right when it comes to the regime in Tehran and American policy.
@JerseyJustinUSA
This makes sense and is a definite possibility.
The IRGC feel they are being defeated and want Iranians to doubt the intention of the forces that are defeating them.
I say fuck the IRGC by any means.
I also say that the IRGC has actually brought all Iranians together as one✊🏻
در مورد این گروهی که از بلوچستان دارن بیانیه میدن من یک سوال دارم.
تا بحال فکر کردید که افرادی که دارن این کارها رو در بلوچستان انجام میدن هیچ ارتباطی به این سخنگوی بیانیه‌خوان (مدل فرماندهان سپاه) و پرچم تجزیه‌طلبی روی میزشون نداشته باشن؟؟
و به این سناریو فکر کردید که این تصویرسازی ذهنی، ارتباطی با اطلاعات سپاه برای مصادره‌ی حرکت و زیر سوال بردن اصالت کارهایی که افراد اصلی دیگری دارن میکنن، داشته باشه؟! حتی میتونه به هدف شناسایی باشه تا افرادی که اطلاع ندارن بهشون ارتباط بگیرن و گیر بیفتن.
چون اخبارشون رو دنبال نکردم و از جزییات زمان‌بندی صدور بیانیه‌ها و متن‌شون اطلاعی ندارم این سوالات رو دارم میپرسم.
این افراد چه مدرکی جز روخوانی از بیانیه‌ها بعد از انجام ضربه ارائه دادن که مشخص باشه ضربات صورت‌گرفته به سپاه و رژیم، کار اینا بوده؟؟
Countries with means, and who will benefit from a free and secular Iran.
Finish the fucking job.
Please
@netanyahu
@IsraeliPM
@realDonaldTrump
@JMilei
@PM_ViktorOrban
@GiorgiaMeloni
@geertwilderspvv
@andyburnham
@bundeskanzler
@_FriedrichMerz
@sanchezcastejon
@EmmanuelMacron
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Ali Sina Mostafavi stood on top of Mount Everest.
He knew what true freedom tasted like.
Yet he came back down into the dirt to fight for his people.
Because what good is touching the sky if your entire home is kept in a cage?
For that crime
for refusing to live on his knees
they tortured him, forged a confession, and handed him a noose.
Right now, he sits in solitary confinement.
His family was just called in to say their final goodbye.
Look at what this is:
small, terrified cowards trying to execute a man simply because he looked higher than their walls.
We have hours.
Scream his name until the concrete cracks.
Do not let them take his life in silence.
Ali Sina Mostafavi.
#LastBreath
Iransky retweeted
Iranian human rights lawyer Amirsalar Davoudi was arrested at a Revolutionary Court in Isfahan while defending Mahshad Kashani, the wife of executed protester Alireza Sepahi, a Telegram channel run by political activist Mehdi Mahmoudian reported on Sunday.
According to the report, two plainclothes agents summoned Davoudi to the office of Mohammadreza Tavakoli, head of Branch One of the Revolutionary Court in Isfahan, where he was detained. Authorities opened a new case against him, but the charges remain unknown.
Davoudi had officiated the marriage of Kashani and Alireza Sepahi, a protester executed on October 5, hours before his death. The couple were held in separate prisons and denied visits. Kashani is being pressured by prison authorities to deny the marriage.
iranintl.com/en/202610116148
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Eliminated Love
Short film of Alireza Sepahi’s last minutes.
In his final hours, Alireza Sepahi married Mahshad Keshani by telephone from separate prisons in Isfahan. They had loved each other before their arrests during the January protests. On the eve of his execution, Mahshad insisted on the marriage, hoping it would grant them one last meeting as husband and wife. Lawyer Amirsalar Davoudi read the vows over the phone while their fathers gave their blessing; the symbolic dowry was a Quran, saffron rock candy, and a single red rose. Prison authorities refused them any in-person meeting. Hours later, at dawn on 5 October 2026, Alireza was hanged at Dastgerd Prison. Mahshad remained behind bars, serving a five year sentence, having become his wife only in voice and never in person.
#LastBreath