(1/4): I will post this video every November 18th to remind the world of the Iranian regime's crimes.
Two years ago today, a large group of Iranian protesters fled from the regime's roaming death squads and hid in this marsh on the outskirts of Mahshahr. The regime found them.
Two years ago today, a large group of Iranian protesters fled from the regime's roaming death squads and hid in this marsh on the outskirts of Mahshahr. The regime found them.
(2/4) According to witnesses and video such as this, we know what happened next:
The IRGC surrounded them with machine guns mounted on trucks and from a helicopter above and fired bullets at them for over 10 minutes. Then, they set the reeds on fire to displace any survivors.
The IRGC surrounded them with machine guns mounted on trucks and from a helicopter above and fired bullets at them for over 10 minutes. Then, they set the reeds on fire to displace any survivors.
(3/4) The regime killed dozens in that marsh, and according to leaked documents, at least 148 in the city of Mahshahr alone.
Morgues then forced victims' families to pay a tax for each bullet that pierced their loved ones' bodies, as high as $2,600, a fortune to poor families.
Morgues then forced victims' families to pay a tax for each bullet that pierced their loved ones' bodies, as high as $2,600, a fortune to poor families.
(4/4) Many relatives were forced to list deaths as accidents in order to reduce or waive their bullet tax.
But morgue reports show some of those "accident" victims having bullet entry wounds to the back of their heads and necks - execution style.
This is the Iranian regime.
But morgue reports show some of those "accident" victims having bullet entry wounds to the back of their heads and necks - execution style.
This is the Iranian regime.
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