The Iranian regime executed at least 27 prisoners on March 2, 2025, leading to widespread protests by the youth who conducted operations against regime centers. These actions reflect a strong defiance against repression and signify growing unrest due to economic hardship and state violence. The regime’s desperate measures highlight its fear of popular dissent, which the youth continue to challenge courageously.
On March 2, 2025, amid growing internal unrest and protests, the Iranian regime executed at least 27 prisoners, escalating its crackdown on dissent as Ramadan approached. In a disturbing trend, from February 26 to March 2, 54 executions occurred at a rate of approximately three prisoners every five hours, yet the regime remains silent on detailed statistics and names of the executed.
In reaction to the regime’s brutal repression marked by increasing executions, Iran’s youth actively protested on March 3, conducting operations against regime centers in 15 locations under the banner “No to executions.” Their actions targeted key nodes of the regime’s authority, including the headquarters for executions and bases of the State Security Forces, demonstrating a courageous response to state violence.
The rebellious youth executed five incendiary operations against a regime execution center in Bavi, Khuzestan, and set ablaze two State Security Forces bases in Kermanshah. They also ignited centers associated with terrorism, fundamentalism, and the suppression of women in Kerman and Yazd, among other operations targeting symbols of the regime across various Iranian cities.
Previous protests on February 24 further showcased their resolve, as youth attacked additional regime centers, emphasizing their stance against executions and oppressive governance. These repeated acts of defiance symbolize a broader resistance against a regime struggling with widespread dissatisfaction among the populace, exacerbated by severe economic hardships.
The alarming spike in executions can be seen as a desperate effort by the regime to instill fear and suppress dissent amid growing public protests against rampant inflation and crisis in basic services. The actions of the rebellious youth starkly illustrate that the regime’s attempts to silence the calls for justice and reform will likely be met with steadfast resistance from the Iranian people.
The Iranian regime’s recent mass executions highlight its desperation to maintain control amid rising unrest, marked by economic distress and public dissatisfaction. In response, the courageous actions of Iran’s youth signify a growing resistance against state oppression, rejecting the regime’s attempts to silence dissent through violence. These developments underscore a pivotal moment in Iran’s struggle for justice and reform.
Original Source: english.mojahedin.org
