Iranian teen shot in heart during crackdown | World News

In Tehran, a warehouse filled with black body bags reveals the aftermath of a brutal state-backed crackdown on protests in Iran, resulting in an estimated 650 fatalities. The regime has blocked internet and communication channels, leaving only state-controlled information available. Stories of victims like 17-year-old Amir Ali Haydari, shot and beaten to death in Kermanshah, highlight the violent suppression of dissent. Despite efforts to conceal the extent of the violence, the reality of the regime’s actions is becoming increasingly evident to the world.

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