A crowd gathered on Monday at Enghelab Square in Tehran to celebrate the announcement of Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the recently killed supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as his father’s successor, even as opponents worried he would similarly rule with an iron fist.
Iran’s military and hard-line political forces trumpeted the selection. But in Tehran, opponents of the government were heard chanting “Death to Mojtaba” from their windows and the rooftops of the capital, residents said in text messages.
U.S. and Israeli strikes in Iran have killed about 1,300 people, according to Iranian officials. President Trump’s plans for the next steps in the war, let alone its endgame, remained unclear, and Iran showed no sign of bowing to his demand for unconditional surrender.
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Iran’s military and hard-line political forces trumpeted the selection. But in Tehran, opponents of the government were heard chanting “Death to Mojtaba” from their windows and the rooftops of the capital, residents said in text messages.
U.S. and Israeli strikes in Iran have killed about 1,300 people, according to Iranian officials. President Trump’s plans for the next steps in the war, let alone its endgame, remained unclear, and Iran showed no sign of bowing to his demand for unconditional surrender.
Read the latest updates at the link in our bio. Photos by @arash.khamooshi
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New York Times = a sick propaganda machine
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Now Turn on on the Internet stop the IRGC from shooting protestors and see who shows up. I bet millions and millions. Stop platforming this regime.
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This is a digitally altered image from Qasem Soleimani's funeral in Tehran back in January 2020
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fake photo
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Ayatollah NYtimes
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Please remember that according to @netblocks, Iran is now entering more than 200 hours of complete internet shut down. This is INTENTIONALLY done by the Islamic Regime to censor 90 million Iranians and continue atrocities against its own people. And now, 5 player’s from the Iranian women’s football team have sought asylum in Australia after a silent protest against the Islamic Republic was met with threats. 💚🤍💔
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I feel sorry for myself as an Iranian living in the 21st century.
When the internet of people inside Iran is cut off for more than a week,
precisely at a time when the media should be the voice of the people and speak the truth,
some instead turn into loudspeakers for the propaganda of a terrorist regime
even using artificial intelligence to do it. #kingrezapahlavi
When the internet of people inside Iran is cut off for more than a week,
precisely at a time when the media should be the voice of the people and speak the truth,
some instead turn into loudspeakers for the propaganda of a terrorist regime
even using artificial intelligence to do it. #kingrezapahlavi
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NY had been the regime’s mouthpiece for a long time.
It’s most likely written by Farnaz Fasihi, the ayatollah’s clown!
It’s most likely written by Farnaz Fasihi, the ayatollah’s clown!
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Fake photo
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Where are the photos of the protests in January? At least 40,000 were killed in 2 days, y’all can imagine what the crowd was. These people in the photo above (which is probably fake) are nothing compared to real Iranians who want this regime to end as soon as possible.
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I'm an Iranian, this is so fakeee!!!
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Fake photo❌
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Fake news👎🏼❌
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