Reports related to arrests and political prisoners
Nicolas Maduro appeared before a federal judge in New York for the latest court hearing. He has been held for over 80 days in a federal detention center in Brooklyn under strict security measures.
Media outlets affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps have published a video showing the arrest of a citizen in Tehran and the extraction of a forced confession, in which a government agent claims that Basij checkpoints in the city were targeted by drone attacks based on public reports.
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, speaking on behalf of his country, stated that no nation in history has withstood nearly a month of pressure from the world's most powerful nuclear-armed nation without allowing any of its goals to be achieved, calling it a point of pride for humanity.
Thousands of detainees and hundreds of individuals under sentence are reported in Iran as protests and conflict continue. The article calls for the ousting of the current regime to address these situations.
Brad Cooper, commander of CENTCOM, announced that U.S. forces have struck over 10,000 military targets in Iran, destroying 92 percent of the Iranian navy's largest vessels and reducing drone and missile launches by more than 90 percent, ahead of schedule in achieving military objectives.
Roya Rastgari, a 33-year-old physical education student from Isfahan, was detained on January 11 and abducted from her home by members of the Islamic regime; she has been missing since then.
Venus Hosseini-Nejad, a 28-year-old Baha’i member from Kerman, was arrested by the IRGC and forced to confess on state television; she is now charged with “enmity against God” and denied medical care, according to her family.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez questioned the outcomes and destruction resulting from the first month of the conflict between the Iranian regime and US military operations.
On March 23, 2026, agents of the Islamic Republic's Ministry of Intelligence arrested Shayan Abadi, a 31-year-old Baha'i citizen, in Kerman. Additionally, four other Baha'i citizens—Shakila Qasemi, Barna Naeimi, Adib Shahbazpour, and Payvand Naeimi—were also arrested in Kerman and are currently detained without specific charges.
