Following the founding of the mullahs’ regime in Iran and its interference in the internal affairs of neighboring countries, particularly in Muslim nations, the Iranian Resistance chose to reveal these malicious intentions despite facing various forms of slander. Since then, the regime’s media has been forced to acknowledge that their…

Originally published at the NCRI website The Persian Year 1401 has just ended. A year full of ups and downs, sorrow and happiness, fear and bravery for the Iranian people in their quest to establish a secular, non-nuclear, and democratic republic. As the year began, the regime’s supreme leader Ali…

Ten thousand Iranians gathered in Paris on Sunday to voice their support for the ongoing revolution in Iran. …

Originally published at the Iran Focus website Victor Hugo once said: “When dictatorship is a fact, revolution becomes a right.” …

While in the last four months, internet access in Iran has been cut off or severely limited, the regime’s Minister of Information and Communications says that this year the production factors of the communications and information technology sector have grown by 13.3 percent and the share of digital economy in…

Iran has been going through successive revolutions since the Constitutional Revolution of the early 1900s that culminated in its first elected parliament and limited the monarchy’s absolute power. …

On November 16, security forces in Tabriz killed Aylar Haghi (آیلار حقی), 23. Aylar Haghi, a medical student, was one of millions of Iranians who took part in nationwide protests. Regime authorities claimed she was not in the protests and died because of falling from a height. But witnesses say security forces shot her at point-blank range during protests in Tabriz. Security forces threatened her family and tried to force them to confirm the regime’s narrative.

Originally published at the NCRI website Saturday, December 24, 2022: Iran’s nationwide protests have persisted for 100 consecutive days, and with no socio-economic or political resolutions in sight, there is no easing of the upheaval in the forecast. Initially sparked following the tragic death of Mahsa Amini in the morality…

On December 12, Aida Rostami (آیدا رستمی), 36, a physician at Tehran’s Chamran Hospital, went missing. On the next day, security forces delivered her body to her family, claiming she had died in a car accident. Her family reported signs of torture on her body. Rostami had been helping treat…