According to the report of the fighters, the agents of the Islamic Republic are committing the worst violence against the protesters detained in prison. And the prisoners are being injected with an unknown drug, the details of which we do not know. According to several doctors, on the orders of the regime, the injured were injected with drugs in hospitals containing an excessive dosage of acetaminophen, which causes liver failure and gradual death of the patient. It seems that prisoners are also being injected with these drugs, and perhaps something worse, which causes premature death in them.
There have also been reports from Ahvaz that security forces stormed the houses of some people at night (mainly in the area of Zeytoun Karmandi) and arrested many and took them to an unknown location after beating them. The number of detainees in Ahvaz is increasing.
Speaking to several activists, they said that it may seem like the protests in Iran have subsided, but it is only a matter of time before an even more explosive uprising against the Islamic Republic erupts, and the people have reached a high level of frustration and anger in the past few days. The death toll is higher than it is being reported.
According to eyewitnesses and observations, nearly two to three thousand people were killed in different parts of Rasht over the course of two nights, and a large number were injured, disappeared, and arrested. Apparently, after the regime’s security forces set fire to the Rasht bazaar, people who had come out of the shops with their hands raised in surrender to escape the smoke and suffocation were shot and killed.
Tonight, on January 21st, protests had broken out again in several areas of Tehran, but they soon dispersed.