By: Struan Stevenson Mojtaba Khamenei inherited the most powerful office in the Islamic Republic. Yet six months into his tenure, a question once considered unthinkable is surfacing in Tehran. When the Supreme Leader speaks, who still listens? For almost five decades, the answer was obvious. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini created a system in which factional warfare could rage beneath the surface, provided everyone ultimately bowed to the Supreme Leader. Ali Khamenei preserved that arrangement for more than three decades. Presidents came and went. Clerics competed. The Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) accumulated power. Yet one principle remained sacrosanct. The Supreme Leader had the final word. Today that principle is under strain. On August 28, Mojtaba Khamenei warned officials against creating false choices between war and negotiation, compromise and confrontation. He urged them to avoid publicizing weaknesses and declared that anything damaging social cohesion was forbidden. The mess...
Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps
1st Week of Feb: Calls for Freedom and Justice in Iran Echoed Across European Cities
Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps
-
Written by Hamideh Taati
On January 29, to commemorate half a million people killed in Iran from the Covid-19 virus and protesting against the Iranian regime’s inhuman policies that lead to the national catastrophe, Iranians and supporters of the National Council of Resistance of Iran held rallies in European countries like Sweden, UK, France, and Belgium.
تجمع هموطنان و اشرف‌نشانها در بزرگداشت نیم میلیون جانباخته کرونا در استکهلم
Stockholm, Sweden
تجمع هموطنان و اشرف‌نشانها در بزرگداشت نیم میلیون جانباخته کرونا- انگلستان - لندن
London, UK
فرانسه-تجمع هموطنان و اشرف‌نشانها در بزرگداشت نیم میلیون جانباخته کرونا
Paris, France
تجمع هموطنان و اشرف‌نشانها در بزرگداشت نیم میلیون جانباخته کرونا- بروکسل
Brussels, Belgium
On January 30, protesting the catastrophic decision making of the Iranian regime that killed more than half a million Iranians during the Covid-19 pandemic and calling to hold the regime’s supreme leader and other officials to account for committing crimes against humanity, Iranians, and supporters of the NCRI rallied in countries like Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, Norway, Denmark and
کانادا تورنتو ۹بهمن۱۴۰۰ تجمع اعتراضی حامیان مقاومت و هواداران مجاهدین در هوای بسیار سر
Toronto, Canada
Cologne, GermanyThe Hague, the Netherlands
Rome, ItalyVienna, Austria
Oslo, Norway
On February 2, Iranians and supporters of the Iranian Resistance gathered in Vienna, Switzerland, to call on the world powers to re-enact the six previous UN Security Council resolutions against the Iranian regime and to close the regime’s embassies in their capitals. The demonstrators chanted slogans against the regime’s nuclear program and condemned the systemic fraud and discrimination under the mullahs that have brought destruction and poverty upon the people in Iran.
تظاهرات یاران شورشگر در وین- ۶ قطعنامه شورای امنیت ملل متحد را علیه رژیم مجدداً اعمال کنید
On February 2, Iranians and supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) in Canada held a rally against Iran’s regime and its criminal policies that has left hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of families mourning around the country during the pandemic.
تظاهرات یاران شورشگر در ونکوور؛ خواست مردم ایران سرنگونی تمامیت رژیم آخوندی است
By: Struan Stevenson Mojtaba Khamenei inherited the most powerful office in the Islamic Republic. Yet six months into his tenure, a question once considered unthinkable is surfacing in Tehran. When the Supreme Leader speaks, who still listens? For almost five decades, the answer was obvious. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini created a system in which factional warfare could rage beneath the surface, provided everyone ultimately bowed to the Supreme Leader. Ali Khamenei preserved that arrangement for more than three decades. Presidents came and went. Clerics competed. The Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) accumulated power. Yet one principle remained sacrosanct. The Supreme Leader had the final word. Today that principle is under strain. On August 28, Mojtaba Khamenei warned officials against creating false choices between war and negotiation, compromise and confrontation. He urged them to avoid publicizing weaknesses and declared that anything damaging social cohesion was forbidden. The mess...
Written by Mansoureh Galestan On Friday, January 21, Dr. Javad Safari, a retired university lecturer, committed suicide due to financial difficulties and after not receiving his pension for months. His tragic death once again highlights how the Iranian regime’s plunder and corruption have devastated people’s lives. Meanwhile, news broke out that in November, Hojat Abdolmaleki, the regime’s Minister of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare, has “donated” 60 billion rials (roughly $1.5M USD) to a TV game show. Abdolmaleki’s ministry controls Iran’s Social Security Organization, National Pension Organization, Social Security Investment Company (Shasta). The fate of Dr. Javad Safari, his family, and other Iranian pensioners is in the hands of the likes of Abdolmaleki. In a letter to Abdolmaleki, Ali Foroughi, the director of state-run Channel 3 TV, asked for a 480 billion rials investment for making 780 episodes of the “Square” contest. In less than 24 hours, Abdolmaleki...
By Hoshang Amiri Mojtaba Khamenei, the supreme leader of the Iranian regime, appointed Mohsen Rezaei as his representative to the Supreme National Security Council on August 9, 2026. Hours later, Iranian regime president Masoud Pezeshkian appointed him secretary of the council. Seventy-one-year-old Mohsen Rezaei was one of the founders of the IRGC Intelligence Unit before becoming commander of the Iran-Iraq War. In 1981, at the age of 27, he became commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a position he held for 16 years—the longest tenure as commander of the force. During his tenure, the IRGC’s ground, naval, and air forces were established, the Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters was founded, and the IRGC evolved from a paramilitary force into military, security, and economic power. Rezaei’s name, however, is most closely associated with the Iran-Iraq War, from major operations to decisions whose human cost is still debated. Karbala-4: Defeat Under the Name of Deception Th...
Comments
Post a Comment