Iran’s regime executed at least 27 prisoners in a day amid critical internal protests. The youth responded with targeted operations against regime symbols, asserting their defiance and resilience against suppression. This violent repression reflects the regime’s fear of widespread dissent due to economic challenges.
On March 2, 2025, Iran’s regime executed at least 27 prisoners on the eve of Ramadan. This act coincided with significant internal unrest and protests against government repression. Between February 26 and March 2, a total of 54 prisoners were executed, signaling the regime’s escalating brutality as it attempts to suppress dissent amid growing public discontent over inflation and unemployment.
In response to these executions, Iran’s youth conducted a series of operations on March 3, targeting regime centers associated with crime and repression. With the slogan “No to executions,” they executed 15 attacks, including setting fire to execution centers in Khuzestan and bases of the State Security Forces in Kermanshah.
The youth also ignited centers of fundamentalism and state terrorism in various cities across Iran, including Yazd and Gorgan, while targeting symbols of the regime such as images of Khomeini and Khamenei. Earlier, on February 24, rebellious youth had similarly attacked other regime installations.
The mass execution of 27 prisoners in a single day is indicative of a new level of violence employed by the regime amidst rising public anger. Such brutality underscores the regime’s profound fear of widespread protest and societal unrest, exacerbated by issues like inflation and job losses.
However, the rebellious actions of Iran’s youth demonstrate that fear tactics and executions cannot silence the populace. Their determination to confront oppressive symbols and institutions illustrates resilience and a strong demand for change.
The Iranian regime’s recent surge in executions highlights its desperation to quell dissent amidst a growing crisis. The swift and fierce response from Iran’s youth, marked by targeted operations against suppression centers, reflects an unyielding spirit of resistance. As the regime attempts to instill fear, it faces a resilient population determined to advocate for their rights and demand accountability.
Original Source: english.mojahedin.org
