The Iranian regime is carrying out executions at an alarming rate, with thousands facing the death penalty in recent years. This surge in executions is seen as a desperate attempt by the regime to quell dissent and maintain control amidst growing unrest and demands for regime change.
IRAN is slaughtering its own people in 'unprecedented numbers' of executions taking place every couple of hours as its 'paranoid' regime lashes out in the wake of defeats against its proxies to Israel. A swathe of shocking evidence - including official figures and letters from death row prisoners - gathered by The Sun exposes thatOfficial records show that the number of executions last year reached 1,000 - the highest number in 30 years and 16 percent higher than last year.
On New Year's Day alone, at least 12 people were hanged in prisons across the country. The grim toll includes women, children and political prisoners - often sentenced to death without any regard to a fair trial or due process.Behzad Nazari, a former political prisoner of the regime, who managed to escape from one of Iran's most notorious prisons, has told The Sun how the the 'unprecedented surge' in executions is a 'sign of the weakness of a regime on the verge of being overthrown'. Nazari, a member of the NCRI's foreign committee, whose own sister was executed, said: 'The unprecedented number of executions indicates that the regime is indeed becoming increasingly'These actions are a desperate attempt by Khamenei to suppress any dissent and maintain control amid growing unrest and demands for regime change. I was snatched from home & jailed by Iran’s evil Revolutionary Guard - I have no fingerprints left after sadistic tortureSTAR GONE'Being the world’s record holder for the number of executions per capita is not a sign of strength; it indicates a failure to quell dissent despite its brutal behavior. From the time I was sentenced to death and held in solitary confinement to witnessing the executions of dear friends and comrades up close ... I no longer know how much more I must see and endure.'Therefore, the unprecedented surge in executions, like with all dictators, shows that this regime is also on its last leg and sees no future for its rule in the face of growing oppositio
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