Massacre of people on the occasion of Mahsa Amini's 40th birthday
Our reporter from Iran reports: On the 40th day since the killing of Mahsa Amini, when people took to the streets in protest, we are once again witnessing the killing of our beloved people.
Following these protests, 35-year-old Ismail Moludi was killed in the city of Mahabad with a Cinco rifle by agents of the Islamic Republic government. These protests in Mahabad continued until the morning, and at 7:30 a.m., people took Ismail Moludi's body to the cemetery for his burial. People continued their protests after Ismail Moludi's burial.
But the agents of the Islamic Republic government continued their killings and attacked people with weapons in the Mahabad Customs neighborhood, where Ismail Moludi's house is located.
The people of Mahabad attacked the central branch of the National Bank in the early morning, forcing all employees to leave the bank. Then they went to the city center and set the Workers' Welfare Bank on fire. The zealous people of Mahabad also captured the Finance Department, the Kourosh State Store, the Municipality, and the 11th National Police Station, and evacuated the weapons from the police station; then they went to the Mahabad Governorate and captured it as well. The entire city of Mahabad was captured by the people. The people of Mahabad set fire to the centers of the Islamic Republic government, including Mahabad's Revolution Square. The area where the Mongols (laborers) live was also evacuated and all their houses were set on fire by the people.
This killing and protests did not end only in the city of Mahabad. Also in Qasr-e-Shirin, a province of Kermanshah that had joined the popular resistance in Kurdistan for the first time, a young man named Afshin Asham, 28, from the village of Sorhak Sanjabi, a resident of the Pali Abad neighborhood, was killed by direct fire from government forces. The forces of the Kermanshah Prophet's Guard kidnapped Afshin Asham's body and have not yet returned it to his family.
According to a report received by the human rights organization, government forces fired live ammunition at people during the popular resistance in Qasr-e-Shirin.
Following these protests and the occupation of government centers by people across Iran, in Fardis, Karaj, people also attacked and occupied a Basij area, and also evacuated ammunition and several weapons from there. The people told the mercenaries, "Now you must bring ISIS to guard you."
Also, in the city of Gonbad Kavous, where a statue of Qassem Soleimani was installed last year with a budget of 450 million Tomans, it was set on fire by protesters.
People in the city of Borujen also set fire to the police station located in the city hall square. The people of Borujen announced that they would go to meet tomorrow and set fire to your cars.
In the city of Sanandaj, government stores, including Jumbo, were also taken over by the people.
In Tehran's Sepahsalar Garden, where government agents were suppressing the people, people were throwing barrels and large tables at the officers from the top of buildings.
The Persian-language Christian News Network has also published this news to enlighten the public, and defers the accuracy of the news until further reports.
