Chelsea Hart’s Recommendation for Helping Iran
Chelsea Hart – an American influencer – regarding how Americans can help in these difficult circumstances, addressed protesters with empty hands in Iran, particularly emphasizing the useful help of Iranians residing in America, saying: Stop saying that besides posting, what else can we do? Have you forgotten that the representatives you chose work for you? You have appointed them to the position of representative. So contact them and ask what they are doing?
The people who spend this country’s budget are your employees, so contact them. Ask them why the Islamic Republic’s authorities are slaughtering ordinary people?
In Iran, in the city of Sanandaj, genocide is underway. Ask them why Iranian leaders have assets in America.
Why are the families of men who are shooting at residential homes vacationing in America? Why do they have bank accounts in America while the people are dying of hunger and their blood is being shed in the streets?
Ask your representatives! They work for you. The people living in Iran do not have this opportunity, you be their voice and go do this right now.
The List of Victims in Iran is Growing
Chelsea Hart has also published a list of some victims of Iran. The list of some of the victims is as follows:
Hadith Najafi, a 23-year-old protester who worked as a cashier at a local restaurant in Karaj. Her family reported that she was hit by at least 20 bullets in the face, neck, hand, heart, and body.
Nika Shakarmeh was a 16-year-old protester who disappeared on September 20 after burning her scarf at a protest in Tehran. After 10 days of disappearance, her body came out of a detention center.
Reports indicate that her nose and skull were broken. Furthermore, signs of multiple assaults and visible stitches crossing her ribcage indicate that her organs were also removed.
When an angry crowd gathered at her funeral, authorities stole her body to keep it out of public view. They buried her body kilometers away from her family.
Erfan Nazari was a young athlete who was arrested after participating in protests in Tehran. After 3 days, his broken body was handed over to his family. He had been tortured to death.
Sarina Esmaeilzadeh, a 16-year-old blogger, died after repeated blows to the skull in a police detention center. Her mother became so depressed and grief-stricken by her daughter’s murder that she committed suicide.
On September 30, law enforcement forces in the city of Baluchestan in Zahedan province shot at civilians during Friday prayers. The death toll was 66 people, including children under 2 years old.
Also, attacks by military helicopters on Baluch citizens resulted in more than 90 deaths.
Additionally, on October 9, until the early morning hours, the Kurdish city of Sanandaj was repeatedly attacked and bombarded by military forces.
The number of victims continues to grow.
Chelsea Hart also announced that there is a petition in her biography that first: announced a request from the international community to pressure for sanctions on the regime. Her second request is from Amnesty International for an official investigation into the regime’s crimes against humanity.
