Iran regime demolishes entire Sunni village.

Iran regime demolishes entire Sunni village

Graphic evidence has emerged of a village bulldozed to the ground by Iran's fundamentalist regime in the Sunni-majority, poverty-stricken province of Sistan and Baluchistan, southeast Iran.

In the early morning hours of Sunday, December 27, the regime's state security forces arrived at the village of Shahidan-e Danesh-Payeh in 50 police vehicles and 10 loaders, according to eye-witnesses, and began to demolish the villagers’ homes.

Shahidan-e Danesh-Payeh is about two kilometers from the impoverished province's largest city and provincial capital Zahedan. The small village, officially listed in the municipality records with the village code 711891, had a municipality sign, and its electricity and water pipes were connected to the larger municipalities' networks.

The suppressive security forces claimed that the homes had been built illegally on the land.

One eye-witness said that of twenty homes in the village only two were left standing, whose owners had said that they would not leave their homes even if they were brought down on their heads. The regime’s agents threatened the two families inside that they had only days to vacate the premises before the demolition would go ahead anyway.

Ali Safavi of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) condemned the atrocities of the mullahs’ regime against Iran’s Sunni minority. “This inhumane act is the latest in a series of repressive measures undertaken by the authorities to further marginalize our Sunni brethren in Iran. Ironically, it is happening under the so-called moderate Hassan Rouhani’s watch and lays bare the sectarian and intolerant nature of the clerical regime as it pertains to Iran’s diverse religious and ethnic minorities,” he added.

Iran regime kills 20-year-old Kurdish man

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Thesuppressive state security forces in Iran on Saturday shot and killed a young Kurdish man on the outskirts of the town of Marivan, western Iran.

Locals have identified the Kurdish man as 20-year-old Esmaeil Hossein Amini. His body was later transferred to Buali Hospital in Marivan.

Since Hassan Rouhani took office two years ago, there has been a drastic deterioration in the human rights situation in Iran.

Earlier this year a report by the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Ahmad Shaheed noted that during Rouhani's tenure 'the overall situation has worsened' with respect to human rights."

Iran:Khamenei emphasizes IRGC is regime’s sole pillar

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In a meeting with the leaders of the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) on Wednesday, September 17, the Iranian regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei expressed concern about the bleak future of the velayat-e faqih regime and the disintegration of the regime’s forces and once again reiterated on the role of the IRGC as the linchpin and main guarantor of survival of the religious fascism ruling Iran.

He voiced concern for the regime’s prospect and acknowledged the loath of the people and even the regime’s own elements for the Revolutionary Guards: “They promise that the Iran of 10 years from now will not be this Iran. We should not allow this thought and evil hope to grow in the enemy’s heart. We should greatly strengthen the pillars of the revolution and the revolutionary mindset. All should value the IRGC. Weakening the Revolutionary Guards and unrelated statements against it are groundless and please the enemy… The IRGC is a great divine gift in the country.”

Russia is using Iran and Iraq airspaces to fly weapons, forces to Syria

Russian cargo plans May be flying over Iran

Russian news agencies have Iran Said Granted permission for plans to fly over Russianterritory en route to STI Syria, providing a bypass needed after Moscow refused overflights Bulgaria followings signs of a Russian military buildup in Syria That has raised grave concerns With the US and NATO.

The news agencies quoted Maxim Suslov, Spokesman for the Russian Embassy in Tehran, as saying it has received permission for Iranian Syria-Bound Flights. After Bulgaria rejected Moscow's request for overflight Sept. 1-24, a path via Iran and Iraq Appeared to be the only one left, as Russia Apparently Sought to avoid flying over Turkey, Which in 2012 grounded to Syria-bound plane from Moscow carrying radar parts.

Iran: Poor woman died after being arrested by security forces

Fatemeh Nasseri, a beggar, died in detention after being arrested in Birjand, during the state security force mobilization to collect beggars across the city in southern Khorassan Province (northeastern Iran).

Her brother revealed that the middle-aged woman suffered from Asthma and used to use Salbotamol spray, but she finished her spray in prison and officials did not pay any attention to her deteriorating condition when she was very sick. Even the prison's doctor went to her one hour after she had already died.

 State-run news agencies, September 10, 2015

Iran - A crime contre humanoid - Massacre at Camp Ashraf

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Ashraf-massacre

Tuesday marks the second anniversary of the Camp Ashraf massacre. Iraqi Forces at the behest of the mullahs' diet in Iran Murdered in cold blood unarmed and defenseless 52 Iranian dissidents, all members of Iran's main opposition group People's Mojahedin Organisation of Iran.

Ashraf - uesday marks the second anniversary of the Camp Ashraf massacre. Fifty two unarmed and defenseless.

2ndanniversary of massacre of PMOI members in Camp Ashraf

Iraqi SWAT forces who carried out the

 murder of PMOI (MEK) members in

Camp Ashraf, September 1, 2013

Then-Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Maliki's military forces had executed many residents with their hands tied behind their backs, execution-style, during the September 1, 2013 massacre. Wounded residents, all of who were 'protected persons' under the Fourth Geneva Convention and were "guaranteed" protection by the US and UN, were shot dead in the camp's clinic.

Iran - Youths standing against security forces in Tehran

Iran: people deliver severe beating to regime agents around Tehran

Youths standing against security forces in Tehran

Despite all security forces being on high alert for the so-called Friday prayers in Tehran, there were many reports of people clashing with security forces and  severe beatings.
Friday morning near Tehran University two youths on a motorcycle severely beat a repressive paramilitary Bassij agent.
In Tehran’s Bam Tuchal district youths and people were seen clashing with security agents who were harassing two young women under the mullah-fabricated pretext of improper veiling. The agents, terrified of the people’s anger, resorted to firing tear gas. However, they were not able to arrest any of the youths and were forced to flee the scene.
At a checkpoint in Tehran’s Babaie Highway at 1:30 pm on Friday a young motorcyclist refused to stop at the checkpoint and rushed through the gates, kicking a security agent to the ground in the process.