As the Persian New Year, Nowruz, approaches, heralding a season of renewal and hope, Resistance Units affiliated with the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) have intensified their efforts across Iran, challenging the theocratic regime’s grip on power. In a daring display of defiance, these units have taken to the streets in various cities, posting banners and creating graffiti that embody the spirit of rebellion, all while advocating for the overthrow of Iran’s oppressive government apparatus.
In the face of the clerical regime’s heightened state of alert, as it marshals both propaganda and repressive measures to counteract the Resistance Units’ activities, the resolve of these activists cuts through the atmosphere of fear. Their courageous actions signal a beacon of hope amidst the regime’s attempts to maintain control.
In the capital city of Tehran, banners featuring images of Massoud Rajavi, the leader of the Iranian Resistance, and Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), were prominently displayed. The messages on these banners, declaring “Death to Khamenei,” “Viva Rajavi,” and “Long Live Freedom,” serve as a potent challenge to the regime’s supreme leader and a clarion call for liberation.
This sentiment was mirrored in Arak, where the images of Massoud Rajavi were posted with messages of preparing for the next uprising and overthrowing the criminal regime of the mullahs. These calls reflect the widespread desire for change in Iran.
In Qazvin and Kerman, the imagery of Rajavi underscores the journey towards emancipation through resistance, highlighting the inevitability of the regime’s collapse. Similarly, in Karaj, banners bear testament to the unwavering commitment to Maryam Rajavi’s leadership in the fight against despotism.
From the southeastern city of Zabol to Ahvaz in the southwest, Resistance Units reaffirmed their commitment to regime change, fueling the flames of resilience. Their actions foretell the eruption of popular anger poised to dismantle the clerical establishment.
In Shahrud, northeastern Iran, banners boldly proclaim that the answer to tyranny is resistance, marking Tehran as the epicenter of conflict in the Middle East and asserting that the regime’s fall, orchestrated by valiant Resistance Units, is the only solution to regional turmoil.
In Qom, Resistance Units showcased exceptional bravery, distributing messages throughout the city that forecast the downfall of Khamenei’s reign of oppression, destined to be consumed by the people’s revolution.
These acts of defiance, spanning from Tehran to Isfahan, Mashhad, and Bandar Abbas, encapsulate the nation’s escalating dissatisfaction and its unwavering quest for freedom. As Nowruz heralds a time of renewal, the Resistance Units’ bold initiatives, in the face of the regime’s crackdowns, mark a pivotal moment in Iran’s relentless struggle for liberation. With the Persian New Year on the horizon, these endeavors not only challenge the current regime but also illuminate the path towards a future characterized by freedom and democracy in Iran.
The activities of the Resistance Units come as the regime is on a mass campaign to spread terror among the public to prevent and form of dissent.
The regime has been particularly harsh toward the supporters of PMOI and the families of Iranian Resistance members with heavy prison sentences. But every day, the ranks of the Resistance Units continue to expand, proving the regime’s failure in its efforts.
