Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi said on Tuesday, the authorities will not “have mercy” on the “enemies”, It also counts those who participated in the anti-government demonstrations that have shaken the country since September, following the death of Mahsa Amini in custody.
The nation’s hand is open to the deceived, and no mercy will be shown to the traitors. He confirmed before adding that the situation the country was going through was “a war between factions”.
He also warned about “the enemies mobilized their forces during the uprisingsIncluding “defenders of the monarchy and terrorists from the People’s Mujahideen Organization of Iran (PMOI),” declared a terrorist organization by Tehran.
“The enemies have used all their strength to thwart Iran’s advance, but so far they admit that all their pressure has failed. The enemy today faces a nation that has decided to move forward.As reported by Iranian news agency Mehr, he said.
“We learned to live with hope from our martyrs”, He stressed that “the country’s great progress in all areas explains the anger of the enemy.” “All the enemy’s efforts against the Islamic Republic have failed embarrassingly.”
Iranian authorities have so far executed. two people were convicted for their role in the mobilizations, thousands of people were arrested. According to a report published by the local newspaper ‘Etemad’ on December 10, there are more than 20 of them facing the death penalty.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards confirmed recently. More than 300 people have died since the protests beganThe death of Amini, a member of Iran’s Kurdish minority, marked the first official balance since the start of the mobilizations. This figure is lower than the figure provided by the Iranian Human Rights NGO, which points to more than 400 deaths due to pressure from the security forces.