Iran International cites witnesses, victims' families and internal reports; NY Times reports Khamenei ordered authorities to crush protests using 'any means necessary' ...
Iran Regime Allegedly Killed Over 36,000 During January Protests
Iran International reports that the Iranian regime killed over 36,000 people during protests on January 8-9. Witnesses, victims' families, and internal reports support these claims, while Khamenei allegedly ordered authorities to suppress dissent by any means necessary. This indicates a severe crackdown on opposition and raises concerns about human rights violations in Iran.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Reports indicate that the Iranian regime allegedly killed over 36,000 people during protests on January 8-9. Supreme Leader Khamenei is said to have ordered the suppression of these protests by any means necessary.
- Over 36,000 people were reportedly killed during protests.
- Khamenei allegedly ordered a severe crackdown on protesters.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced ongoing protests due to economic hardships, political repression, and demands for reform. The government's response has often been forceful.
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