When nationwide protests erupted across Iran over soaring inflation and economic collapse, the Iranian regime responded with unprecedented brutality—hidden beneath a total, calculated nationwide internet blackout
In an exclusive investigative report by
Eyewitness accounts and human rights investigators describe how the regime enforced a shoot-to-kill policy once communications dropped to zero, storming medical facilities to arrest injured demonstrators and firing military-grade weapons directly into crowds . Smuggled video evidence from Tehran’s Kahrizak morgue and satellite views of rapidly excavated mass graves in cemeteries across Tehran and Isfahan confirm the catastrophic scale of the repression. Documenting thousands of casualties, injuries, and arbitrary detentions, the report pieces together the harrowing price paid by ordinary citizens during one of the darkest chapters in modern Iranian history.
