On August 12, Iranian regime authorities in Tangak, a small town in Bushehr province, attacked and demolished the small home of an impoverished family. The authorities attacked at 2 am without prior notice and without showing a warrant.
This is a scene that is happening frequently across different parts of Iran, as regime officials deliberately decide to claim lands and destroy the homes of villagers under different pretexts.
The woman said: “Only a coward would do this! This is our life, they only gave us two hours. This home. Two rooms. All our belongings were here. What can I do! Who is going to help me now! Everybody says we’re afraid. People, try to help the oppressed!”
And the rebellious youth of Iran have responded to the cries of this young woman. In Shiraz, the rebellious youth targeted one of the headquarters of the Khomeini foundation, one of the corrupt regime institutions tasked with plundering the wealth of the people and the country and channeling it to the regime’s destructive projects. The explosion was heard in the neighborhood, sending a strong message to the regime and its oppressive forces that the people of Iran will fight back against tyranny.
On August 18, security forces working for the municipality of Taybad, northeast Iran, demolished a Sunni mosque and a home under the pretext of changing the use of the land. This is a recurring theme in Iran, where the mullahs’ regime constantly suppresses and humiliates Sunnis and other religious minorities by destroying their property, arresting them, and carrying out executions.
However, the rebellious youth of Iran are determined to show that Iranians of all faiths and ethnicities are united against a common enemy: the tyrannical rule of the mullahs.
In response to the criminal destruction of the Sunni mosque in Taybad, rebellious youth in different cities targeted buildings and centers of the regime.
In Tehran, the rebellious youth targeted the headquarters of the state-run Bonyad Shahid foundation, which plunders the wealth of the people and resources of the country on behalf of the Revolutionary Guards.
Iran’s rebellious youth have been holding similar activities across the country, undermining the regime’s rule of terror and oppression. In Tehran, the rebellious youth targeted the one of the important complexes of the regime’s criminal judiciary, which is tasked with the imprisonment and the execution of innocent Iranians, especially political prisoners and protesters. The attack was in response to the unprecedented wave of executions that is happening under the regime’s new president Massoud Pezeshkian.
In the past month, the regime has executed more than 120 prisoners, an alarming uptick even for this brutal regime. But the activities of the rebellious youth shows that the more the regime resorts to violence, the more Iran’s people will fight back.
Every day, cities across Iran are seeing explosions at IRGC and Basij bases and other symbols of the regime’s corrupt rule. These activities are sending a message of hope to the people and a warning to the regime. They are a testament to the Iranian people’s will and power to overthrow the regime and establish a democratic republic.