As the mullahs’ regime ramps up its machinery of death to an unprecedented level, desperate to stifle the explosive anger of the Iranian society, the rebellious youth of Iran are responding with fire and defiance.
In a shocking display of cruelty and fear, the clerical regime set a bloody record over the past month. According to reports, the regime carried out 304 executions in the Persian month of Aban (October 23 – November 21, 2025). This figure represents the highest number of monthly executions in the past 37 years. This horrific surge in state-sanctioned murder is a clear indicator of the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s terror in the face of a populace that is weary of oppression and yearning for freedom.
Fire Answers Executions: 20 Fiery Warnings
In response to this unprecedented bloodshed, Iran’s heroic rebellious youth issued 20 fiery warnings to the bloodthirsty rulers. Refusing to be intimidated by the gallows, these brave activists struck at the regime’s centers of suppression, espionage, and crime. Their operations proved once again that the regime’s draconian efforts to silence dissent are failing miserably.
In this series of daring operations, the rebellious youth targeted the headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the Basij paramilitary forces—the primary tools of the mullahs’ repression. They also set fire to the banners and billboards of the hated regime founder Ruhollah Khomeini, the tyrant Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, and the regime’s eliminated terror master, Qassem Soleimani.
The rebellious youth carried out the following operations against the regime’s symbols of power and repression:
- Incendiary attack against an IRGC headquarters in Mashhad
- Incendiary attack against an IRGC Basij base in Borujerd
- Setting fire to images of Khomeini, Khamenei, and Soleimani in Mashhad
- Setting fire to an IRGC Basij base in Mashhad
- Setting fire to an IRGC Basij base in Kermanshah
- Setting fire to an IRGC Basij base in Meshgin Shahr
- Setting fire to an IRGC Basij base in Shadegan
- Setting fire to an IRGC Basij base in Shahin Shahr
- Setting fire to an IRGC Basij base in Chabahar
- Setting fire to an IRGC Basij base in Nimruz
- Setting fire to a signboard directing to an IRGC Basij base in Zahedan
- Setting fire to banners of Khomeini, Khamenei, and Soleimani in Rasht
- Setting fire to a symbol of Soleimani in Kerman
- Setting fire to a monument of Soleimani in Izeh
- Setting fire to a poster of Soleimani in Dezful
- Setting fire to a signboard for the IRGC Basij intelligence and espionage headquarters in Ahvaz
- Setting fire to signboards for the IRGC Basij intelligence and espionage headquarters in Rasht
- Setting fire to a signboard for the Ministry of Intelligence’s espionage headquarters in Bandar Lengeh
A Regime at War with its People
The context of these rebellious acts is a society under siege by its own government. The statistics of the regime’s recent crimes are harrowing. Terrified of an explosion of public anger, Khamenei has accelerated his killing machine to a rate of one execution every 90 minutes during peak periods.
From Monday, November 17, to Thursday, November 20 alone, 63 prisoners fell victim to the regime’s gallows. The wave of slaughter continued into the month of Azar (starting on November 22). On November 22, at least eight more prisoners were executed, including Yarvali Haseli and Yaser Abdoli in Kermanshah, and Rastin Bahador in Khorramabad.
The relentless pace of these crimes highlights the regime’s savagery:
- November 20: Seven prisoners executed, including individuals in Kashmar, Saveh, Yazd, and Semnan.
- November 19: The number reached 19 executions in a single day, with victims in Ardabil, Quchan, Yasuj, and Shiraz.
- November 18: 18 prisoners were sent to the gallows in cities including Isfahan and Mahshahr.
- November 17: 19 prisoners were hanged, including executions in Zanjan and Ferdows.
Among the 304 victims in the month of Aban were eight women, further exposing the misogynistic brutality of the mullahs’ rule.
The regime’s increasing thirst for spilling the blood of prisoners provides a clear picture of the shaky position of the religious dictatorship. When a desperate ruler resorts to mass executions in such utter hopelessness, it demonstrates that he possesses neither the power to contain society nor any hope for the regime’s future survival.
However, the regime has miscalculated. Instead of silence, they have been met with fire. By expanding their revolutionary activities and shattering the atmosphere of intimidation, the rebellious youth are sending a message that is resonating across Iran: the flame of resistance cannot be extinguished. The people of Iran are determined to overthrow this regime, and for every life taken by the mullahs, the resolve of the resistance only grows stronger.