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Seit dem 28. Dezember 2025 gehen im Iran landesweit Millionen Menschen gegen die Herrschaft des islamischen Terrorregimes auf die Straße. Die Antwort der Mullahs ist brutal, Sicherheitskräfte schießen mit Kriegswaffen in die Menschenmengen, verhaften Tausende, foltern Gefangene, vergewaltigen Frauen und verhängen einen nahezu flächendeckenden Internet-Blackout, um die Gräueltaten vor der Welt zu verschleiern. Im Westen wird für die Mörder demonstriert.
Das islamische Regime des Iran hat bis jetzt laut oppositionellen Berichten aus dem Land über 80.000 Demonstranten getötet. Teils mit schweren Maschinengewehren auf Pickups, teils mit Schrotflinten, teils in “Handarbeit” mit Bauchaufschlitzen und Brüste abschneiden. Keine Bestialität, keine Perversion ist den islamischen Schergen fremd. So wie schon die Hamas beim Überfall auf Israel begehen sie die größten Grausamkeiten im Namen ihres Glaubens, denn die Opfer (damals Juden, heute die Perser) sind Gegner des islamischen Regimes, damit Gegner des Islam, damit ihrer Ansicht nach niedriger als Tiere und alle zu vernichten. Frauen werden vor ihrer Hinrichtung oder Ermordung gezielt vergewaltigt, damit sie den religiösen Überzeugungen nach nicht in den Himmel kommen. Das wird im Iran seit der islamischen Revolution so praktiziert.
Während die persischen Bürger (die Menschen dort sehen sich als nicht-muslimische Perser) für ihre Freiheit sterben, marschieren am 31. Januar 2026 in London woke Linke mit Hamas-Unterstützern durch die Innenstadt und feiern offen das Regime, das gerade Zehntausende seiner eigenen Landsleute abschlachtet. Bei der großen „Pro-Palestine“-Demonstration wehen nicht nur die „palästinensischen“ Fahnen, sondern auch die offiziellen Flaggen der Islamischen Republik Iran mit dem „Allah“-Emblem sowie gelbe Hisbollah-Fahnen. Die Teilnehmer skandieren „Say it clear, say it loud – Khamenei makes us proud“ (Sag es klar, sag es laut, Khamenei macht uns stolz) und bekunden damit ihre Loyalität zum obersten Führer und Schlächter des Iran.
Diese Bilder aus London sind weder Einzelfall noch Zufall. Seit Oktober 2023 haben „propalästinensische“ Kundgebungen in britischen Städten wiederholt die Symbole iranisch gesteuerter Milizen wie der Hisbollah gezeigt. Doch seit 2026 erreicht die offene Regime-Sympathie einen neuen Höhepunkt. Linke „Aktivisten“ und Islamisten stehen Seite an Seite, während sie die Hintermänner von Hamas und Hisbollah feiern, exakt jenes islamischen Regimes, das zu Hause die Protestierenden massakriert.
Das ist die wahre Bedeutung des Slogans „Globalize the Intifada“. Er bedeutet nichts anderes als die weltweite Verbreitung und Unterstützung terroristischer Gewalt im Namen der islamischen Herrschaft. Die Allianz zwischen westlichen Linken und islamischen, vom Iran unterstützten Religionsterroristen ist keine „Solidarität“ mit „Palästina“, sie ist eine ideologische Bankrotterklärung der woken Linken. Im Namen des „Antiimperialismus“ unterstützen sie eine theokratische Diktatur, die ihre eigene Bevölkerung abschlachtet, nur weil sie gegen Israel und gegen die westliche Gesellschaft steht.
Aber nicht nur in London gehen die Freunde von Hamas und Ayatollahs offen auf die Straße, um ihre Unterstützung für die Herrschaft des Islam und das Töten Ungläubiger zu bekunden. In allen Straßen Westeuropas wehen die Fahnen der vom iranischen Regime unterstützten Hamas. Die Islamofaschisten sind unter uns, sie haben keine Angst, sich zu zeigen. Sie warten auf ihren Moment. Was sie machen werden, wenn sie sich stark genug fühlen, haben sie in Israel am 7. Oktober 2023 gezeigt. Und sie zeigen es gerade im Iran. Der Islamofaschismus kennt keinen Kompromiss, er kennt keine Gnade.
Der Iran will sich nicht mehr überrumpeln lassen, wie beim 12-Tage-Krieg im letzten Jahr. Keine Überraschungen mehr durch Kriegsverbrechen, wie in Zivil verkleidete Attentäter Israels, welche aus nächster Nähe mit Drohnen Luftabwehr ausschalten. Und keine Zeitverzögerung mehr bei der Beantwortung eines Angriffs. Der Finger liegt auf dem Abzug, hoffentlich wurde er zum Zeitpunkt, da dieser [...]
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Iran will “put an end to the United States’ mischief,” declared Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who threatened regional war and accused President Donald Trump of inciting violent protests during an online tirade marking the anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution.
The post Khamenei Mocks U.S. Military Strength, Threatens Trump with Regional War: ‘We Will End U.S. Mischief’ appeared first on Breitbart.
As diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran gain momentum, Iran has intensified its rhetoric toward the region while continuing a violent crackdown at home, according to analysts and eyewitness accounts obtained by Fox News Digital.
On Sunday and Monday morning, Iran issued fresh warnings that any military strike on its territory would ignite a regional conflict, even as senior Iranian officials signaled a willingness to negotiate. Reuters reported Monday that Tehran is examining the possibility of renewed nuclear talks with the United States, with Turkey emerging as a potential venue and regional mediators, including Saudi Arabia and Qatar, playing an active role, after President Donald Trump said he was hopeful a deal could be reached to avert military action against Iran.
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to arrive in Israel on Tuesday for meetings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, according to Axios. The publication also reported that Steve Witkoff will meet Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Istanbul on Friday.
IRAN WILL RETALIATE 'WITH EVERYTHING WE HAVE' IF US ATTACKS, SENIOR DIPLOMAT WARNS
The talks are expected to focus on Iran, following Zamir’s weekend visit to Washington, where he held a series of meetings with U.S. defense officials on the Islamic Republic.
Benny Sabti, an Iran expert at Israel’s Institute for National Security Studies, told Fox News Digital this pattern is consistent with Tehran’s long-standing strategy.
"This is very typical behavior for the Iranian regime," Sabti said. He said Iran deliberately escalated threats days ago, warning that if it were attacked, no country in the Middle East would be safe. "They treat the region as if it is being held hostage," he said, adding that the tactic appears to have worked.
Sabti pointed to the list of mediators now involved. "Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar, all of them went to the United States pushing for talks," he said. "They are trying to avoid being dragged into the Iranian threat."
TRUMP SAYS IRAN ALREADY HAS US TERMS AS MILITARY STRIKE CLOCK TICKS
According to Sabti, Tehran is also projecting mixed messages by design. "There are two voices coming out of Iran," he said. "On one side, the generals, the IRGC, the military, escalating threats. On the other side, the foreign minister and the president are talking about negotiations."
On Monday morning, Al Arabiya reported that Iranian news agencies Tasnim and Fars deleted a report that referenced approval for negotiations with the United States.
Sabti said that even Iran’s National Security Council reflects this dual messaging. He noted that a deputy official recently signaled Iran would not yet further advance its enriched uranium, while military officials simultaneously escalated rhetoric. "It is meant to confuse the enemy and to keep the entire Middle East under pressure," he said.
While Iran’s external posture oscillates between threats and diplomacy, reports from inside the country point to an intensifying crackdown on protesters.
Independent casualty estimates vary widely. The Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) reported that, based on its latest aggregated data, 6,842 people had been confirmed killed by the end of the 36th day of protests. According to HRANA, 6,425 of those killed were recorded as protesters, while 146 were children under the age of 18. An additional 11,280 cases remain under review. HRANA and other opposition-linked groups have warned that the final toll could be significantly higher, with some estimates reaching as high as 30,000 deaths.
Fox News Digital received eyewitness accounts from individuals identified as part of the MEK’s Resistance Units network inside Iran.
IRAN’S SUPREME LEADER ACKNOWLEDGES THOUSANDS KILLED AS TRUMP CALLS FOR NEW LEADERSHIP: REPORTS
One eyewitness from Eslamshahr, a southern district of Tehran, said a group of 27 protesters was fired upon, killing 10. The source said a cousin was killed, another cousin, Melika, 20, was mutilated, and the bodies were buried in a nearby park.
In Lahijan, in northern Gilan Province, an eyewitness said 30 protesters were shot outside the governor’s office on Jan. 8, with seven later dying in the hospital. In Shiraz, a 16-year-old said he was shot with pellet guns in the lips, eye and throat and is now experiencing vision problems.
Another eyewitness from Bandar Abbas in southern Iran said that since Jan. 18, martial law has been imposed, with residents barred from the streets after 4 p.m. local time. The source claimed security forces entered hospitals to remove or kill wounded protesters and that families were allegedly told to pay 10 billion rials, roughly $8,000, to recover the bodies of their children.
Sabti said the renewed diplomacy has also deepened public disillusionment inside Iran.
"Many protesters are very disappointed," he said. "When Trump said on Jan. 13 that 'help is on its way,' they believed it. They were very emotional about it. After 47 years, an American president was speaking in support of the Iranian people. But now they interpret his words as helping the regime, not the protesters. The disappointment is very deep."
Reuters contributed to this report.
Iran’s regime released staged images of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in an attempt to show strength and boost a military under strain, according to opposition groups operating outside the country.
The photographs, published by Iranian state media Jan. 31, marked Khamenei’s first public appearance in weeks and showed him praying at the tomb of Islamic Republic founder Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini as regime officials issued new threats against the U.S. and Europe.
Ali Safavi, a senior official with the National Council of Resistance of Iran, said the images were aimed less at reassuring the public than at boosting morale among the regime’s weakening security forces.
"The images of Ali Khamenei were pure propaganda," Safavi told Fox News Digital. "He wanted to show that he is not afraid of dying, but at the same time he is desperately trying to boost the morale of his demoralized forces."
TRUMP SAYS IRAN CALLED 'NUMEROUS' TIMES TO MAKE DEAL AS CARRIER ENTERS MIDDLE EAST WATERS
Safavi said the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) remains the backbone of the regime’s power but is showing signs of strain after weeks of suppressing nationwide protests.
"These images are intended to project strength and shore up the repressive forces," he said. "But underneath, the regime is reeling from the reality that its criminal clique cannot break the will of the people and Khamenei knows the situation will never return to what it was before Dec. 28."
The release of the photos coincided with calls from the European Parliament to designate the IRGC as a terrorist organization.
HUNDREDS RALLY OUTSIDE IRANIAN UN AMBASSADOR'S FIFTH AVENUE RESIDENCE CALLING FOR REGIME CHANGE
"The IRGC is the backbone of this regime," Safavi said. "Its disintegration can only occur after a fundamental shift in the balance of forces and with the presence of organized resistance on the ground. Only then do defections at lower levels of the military become meaningful."
Tehran reacted angrily to the European move with Iranian lawmakers appearing in IRGC uniforms in a highly choreographed show of solidarity, according to reports.
A banner reading, "The Revolutionary Guard is the largest anti-terrorism organization in the world," was displayed at the speaker’s podium, and the IRGC flag was prominently featured, according to the Times of Israel.
"We saw the same thing when the U.S. designated the IRGC a foreign terrorist organization in 2019," Safavi said.
"More than half of these lawmakers are former IRGC commanders," he added. "The IRGC dominates Iran’s economy and permeates the executive, legislative and judicial branches, as well as educational institutions."
After the U.S. dispatched a naval strike group led by the USS Abraham Lincoln to the region, Khamenei also warned Sunday in comments reported by Iranian state media that any military action would trigger a wider regional conflict.
"We are not the ones who start a war," Khamenei said . "But if America attacks or harms Iran, the Iranian nation will deliver a strong blow — and any war started by America will spread across the region," he said per reports.
President Donald Trump said Sunday that if Iran does not reach a deal on its nuclear program, "we’ll find out" whether Khamenei’s warning proves correct.
"Doing business with Iran means doing business with the IRGC," Safavi said. "The IRGC is the regime — even the clerics."
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During this week's broadcast of "Fox News Sunday," Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) reiterated his call for the Trump administration to bolster efforts to end the Ayatollah's reign in Iran.
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On Friday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Hannity,” Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) responded to a video of Alex Pretti’s earlier confrontation with officers by saying, “Do you blame the protesters in Iran for inciting the violence that’s gotten thousands
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Iran’s president accused President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and European leaders Saturday of provoking unrest and trying to "tear this country apart," a report said.
Masoud Pezeshkian told state television that Trump, Netanyahu and European leaders "rode on our problems, provoked, and were seeking — and still seek — to fragment society," according to Reuters.
"They brought them into the streets and wanted, as they said, to tear this country apart, to sow conflict and hatred among the people and create division," Pezeshkian reportedly added about the anti-government protests and deadly crackdown that recently swept through Iran. "Everyone knows that the issue was not just a social protest."
The White House did not immediately respond Saturday to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.
The U.S.-based Human Rights Activists News Agency recently reported that the violence in Iran has killed at least 6,479 people in recent weeks, with many more feared dead. Its count included at least 6,092 protesters, 214 government-affiliated forces, 118 children and 55 civilians who were not demonstrating. More than 47,200 have been arrested, it added.
As of Jan. 21, Iran’s government put the death toll at a far lower 3,117, saying 2,427 were civilians and security forces and labeling the rest "terrorists."
Pezeshkian’s comments come after Trump said Friday that the United States has directly communicated expectations to Iran as pressure mounts for Tehran to accept a nuclear deal.
SATELLITE IMAGES REVEAL ACTIVITY AT IRAN NUCLEAR SITES BOMBED BY US, ISRAEL
Asked whether Iran faces a deadline to make a deal, Trump suggested in the Oval Office Friday the timeline had been conveyed privately.
"Only they know for sure," he said when pressed about whether the message had been delivered directly to Iranian leaders.
As Trump weighs his options on a possible military strike on Iran, a senior Gulf official also told Fox News Saudi Arabia will not allow the U.S. to use its airspace or bases for such an attack.
Fox News’ Morgan Phillips, Peter Pinedo, Jacqui Heinrich and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Fresh satellite images have captured roofs being built over damaged buildings at Iranian nuclear sites that were attacked by the U.S. and Israel last year.
The photos from Planet Labs PBC show new coverings over two structures at the Isfahan and Natanz facilities following the June 2025 strikes.
The roofs are likely part of Iran’s efforts "to assess whether key assets — such as limited stocks of highly enriched uranium — survived the strikes," Andrea Stricker, who studies Iran for the Washington-based Foundation for Defense of Democracies, told The Associated Press.
"They want to be able to get at any recovered assets they can get to without Israel or the United States seeing what survived," she added.
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Those coverings block satellites from seeing what’s happening on the ground — right now the only way for inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency to monitor the sites, as Iran has prevented access.
The Natanz site, which is about 135 miles south of Iran’s capital of Tehran, is a mix of above- and below-ground laboratories that did the majority of Iran’s uranium enrichment.
The facility outside the city of Isfahan was mainly known for producing the uranium gas that is fed into centrifuges to be spun and purified.
TRUMP SAYS IRAN ALREADY HAS US TERMS AS MILITARY STRIKE CLOCK TICKS
Last year, Israel targeted the sites first, followed by U.S. strikes using bunker-busting bombs and Tomahawk cruise missiles.
The Israel Defense Forces said in June 2025 that a strike on the Isfahan site had "dismantled a facility for producing metallic uranium, infrastructure for reconverting enriched uranium, laboratories, and additional infrastructure."
The U.S. strikes "significantly degraded Iran’s nuclear program," the White House’s National Security Strategy published in November said.
Iran has not allowed IAEA inspectors to visit the sites since the attacks.
The new satellite images come as President Donald Trump has repeatedly warned that a "massive Armada" is heading toward the Middle East, ratcheting up pressure on the Iranian regime to reach a nuclear deal. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said during a Cabinet meeting Thursday that the U.S. military is "prepared to deliver whatever the president expects" regarding Iran. Meanwhile, Iranian military officials have vowed that any U.S. attack would be met with an immediate and decisive response.
The Trump administration has also escalated sanctions on Iranian officials in response to the deadly crackdown on anti-regime protesters.
Fox News Digital’s Morgan Phillips and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
