Reports related to demonstrations and public protests
The article, under the pseudonym @Mahyar Tousi, criticizes a terrorist hardliner in the IRGC, alleging that the individual has failed in all attempts and has only pleased superiors through violent actions against Iranians.
The Islamic Republic of Iran is using child soldiers, which constitutes a war crime, according to a social media post by Goldie Ghamari.
On [date], Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian (referred to as Araghchi in the article) held talks with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan to discuss de-escalation and regional security, marking their first contact since the onset of the war.
During the 2025-2026 Iranian revolution, a ceasefire was declared, allowing the regime to carry out mass executions by hanging protesters from cranes across the country. The internet remains offline, continuing the regime's oppressive control.
Mahmoud Khosravi Vafa, former bodyguard to Ali Khamenei and president of the National Olympic Committee, stated that Khamenei does not have a private plane and prefers to travel commercially, refuting claims that the former leader of the Islamic Republic was targeted by Israel.
On April 18, a video circulating on social media shows a Basij member in Savojbolagh, Iran, temporarily marrying a woman for one month during government rallies.
Mahboubeh Shabani, a 33-year-old resident of Mashhad, was arrested on January 4, 2025, and is facing charges of "waging war against God" for assisting injured protesters during the Mashhad protests on December 9 and 10, 2024. She is currently imprisoned in the women's ward of Vakilabad Prison.
Lebanese researcher Makram Rabah called for Lebanon to rid itself of Hezbollah, referring to them as "garbage" and "apes," and suggested that IRGC operatives should be thrown off rooftops.
The Iranian regime held a rally in an unspecified location in Iran, with 90% of the participants being Afghan nationals. The tweet also comments on the impact of diversity policies in other countries.
Iran’s deputy foreign minister stated that any regional peace must include Lebanon and described the coming hours as critically important.
A senior Iranian source has reported that the ceasefire agreement restricts the passage of vessels through the Strait of Hormuz to a maximum of 15 ships per day.
Mehdi Mohammadi, advisor to the Speaker of the Parliament of Iran, warns that without restraining "America's rabid dog in Lebanon," there will be no ceasefire, and Iran's missiles are ready to launch. He states that the fate of the Resistance Axis must be established as part of the new regional order following Iran's perceived victory, threatening war if not achieved through negotiations.
