On February 21, the Iranian regime will hold its parliamentary elections, but these elections have quickly become exposed as a major crisis, which is not good for the mullahs, especially when it comes on the heels of the November 2019 and January 2020 uprisings.
"Today, corruption has attacked the revolution like a termite, and while some in the country are in dire need of bread, others are looting it," said Eshagh Jahangiri, the deputy of Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani. (Tasnim – 29 January)
On the eve of the Iranian regime’s anniversary, Iranians and their supporters across Iran, Europe, and North America staged a major anti-regime campaign in support of freedom in Iran.
As the Iranian regime nears its inevitable downfall, with ever-increasing domestic and international crises, we think it's important to look at the group that has been fighting the mullahs since the beginning and will soon crush the regime.
Iranian authorities had vowed to take "harsh revenge" on the U.S. after the death of Qassem Soleimani. However, they took bloody revenge on the Iranian people and shot down the Ukrainian Airline Flight PS752 with all 176 passengers abroad on January 8 at 6 am.
We have entered a new year and can say with sadness that 2019 was another year that we did not see justice for the 30,000 political prisoners killed during the 1988 massacre.
As the Iranian scene gets closer to the scheduled parliamentary election on February 21, internal crises of the clerical system are shaping against the supreme leader Ali Khamenei more than ever before.
Iranians and supporters of the main Iranian opposition, the MEK, rallied in solidarity with the Iranian protesters on the anniversary of the anti-monarchy revolution in 1979.
The worldwide rallies that took place in London, Stockholm, Geneva, in Europe and in Washington, DC, and Toronto in North America. Solidarity rallies are also planned to take place in Paris, Amsterdam, and Munich in the coming week.
