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Conflict in the Middle East

Children shot, bodies burned with acid & limbs snapped: Iran’s atrocities

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Twiglets1 · 01/02/2026 07:06

BRAVE Iranians say the world has yet to “grasp the depth of catastrophe” of the regime’s bloody crackdown as they revealed harrowing accounts of violence.

Witnesses told The Sun how they saw the Ayatollah’s ruthless stooges gun down children, burn bodies with acid, and break the limbs of protesters.

One source said: “Please inform the world so our voice reaches everywhere about the crimes of the Islamic Republic.”

Protests early in January descended into scenes of untold bloodshed as evil Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei ordered his death squads to “show no mercy”.

Panicked Khamenei – facing the biggest challenge to date to his barbaric rule – has tried to keep the oppressed nation cloaked in an internet blackout.

But despite his attempts to conceal the savagery of his death squads, courageous Iranian freedom fighters have shared chilling first-hand accounts with The Sun.

Given the immense personal risk they have put themselves under to speak out, we have changed their names or left them anonymous to protect their identities.
These accounts detail the atrocities that everyday people in Iran’s MEK Resistance Units face.

One source in the city of Shiraz told The Sun: “My brother works in a hospital. Slaughter is underway. What you see is only one-tenth of reality.

“Many were beheaded. Bodies were taken elsewhere to reduce the numbers".

Iran’s government claims the death toll is 3,117, saying 2,427 were civilians and security forces, while the remainder were “terrorists.”

Opposition-linked outlet Iran International, which is based outside Iran, said at least 36,500 Iranians were killed as Khamenei masterminded an unprecedented crackdown.

The current death toll is the highest since the 1979 Islamic Revolution ousted the late Shah and delivered power into the hands of the ayatollahs.

But with an internet blackout enforced and the regime burying and burning bodies, the true grisly toll may never be known.

Ali, a medical student in Tehran, told how at the height of the protests hospital shifts were cancelled for all staff – except for a handful “trusted” by tyrannical rulers.

Children bled to death and others were left blinded or with life-changing injuries as they were left helpless without vital medical care.

He told The Sun: “Those people didn’t care at all. They didn’t even attend to children.”

In one case, a 12-year-old boy had been shot several times – but was still alive and speaking.

Doctors refused to give him life-saving blood, however, and he died.

Many hospital patients being treated for gunshot wounds disappeared after being dragged away by security forces.

Sources in Iran also revealed the regime’s Republican Guard and Basij brutes arrested and executed doctors for treating wounded protesters.

Graphic images that emerged from the streets of Iran laid bare the sheer scale of slaughter – with bodies piling high.

Bodies of those killed by the merciless regime, meanwhile, were dumped in mass graves or hurled out of moving vehicles, witnesses say.
Others were burned with fire and acid “so no trace would remain for families”, a source said.

But for those who dodged death, their ordeals bore the hallmarks of a horror film as IRGC thugs terrorise and torture survivors.

www.thesun.co.uk/news/38034579/iran-death-squad-atrocities-children-shot-acid-burned/

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EasternStandard · 01/02/2026 21:09

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 20:55

Because maybe, just maybe, I have lived some of my life in some of these horrific places that you all seem to like to get so worked up about. And my understanding might differ to yours. Walk a mile in my shoes….

‘Like to get so worked up about’

You don’t think the deaths and violence by the regime is worth talking about? Why?

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:11

Depends which regimes you want to talk about Eastern. Think you have taken the opposite stance against the Israeli regime. Or am I wrong?

EasternStandard · 01/02/2026 21:12

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 20:48

And here we have it. Not everyone lives in the UK. There are no protests where I live. I doubt I could drum up 2 people who would even care enough about this from where I am from. Little Britain.

What’s this Little Britain stuff? and where are you that no one cares? Bar you maybe as you’re posting on these threads.

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:15

EasternStandard · 01/02/2026 21:12

What’s this Little Britain stuff? and where are you that no one cares? Bar you maybe as you’re posting on these threads.

My experience of the Uk has been that people tend to stay there and not live anywhere else. Live in many countries, you experience different ways of life. Not all good, but not all bad.

Addybee · 01/02/2026 21:20

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:07

It’s a wild number. I’m not disputing, but it is absolutely out of the realms of any figures that I have seen. As for where, well Syria did it. Took a while, but they got there. Much smaller population.

Well yes the numbers coming out of sources in Iran are mind-blowingly high, far beyond anything most people have ever heard of in a situation like this.Which makes what is happening more insane that yet it isn’t being talked about anywhere near the level it should be. The regime will never release accurate numbers and Any number they do release will never reflect the real scale, especially when we know families are being forced to sign death certificates falsely stating their loved ones were part of the regime fighter.

Also Comparing Iran to Syria completely misses the point. It was never going to be the same. The people are different, the power structures are different, and who holds control and how that control is enforced is different. What happened in Syria cannot be used as a reference point for Iran.

This is why the protests in Iran matter and why people are clinging to any form of hope they can find ie Pahlavi. There is no genuine path to reform under this regime, and people know it. When survival itself becomes political, you don’t wait for perfect outcomes. You reach for anything that offers a way out.

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:22

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 20:55

Because maybe, just maybe, I have lived some of my life in some of these horrific places that you all seem to like to get so worked up about. And my understanding might differ to yours. Walk a mile in my shoes….

Go on then, enlighten us , what is it about the Iranian regime that inspires you....

keepeofthesevenkeys · 01/02/2026 21:26

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Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:26

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:07

It’s a wild number. I’m not disputing, but it is absolutely out of the realms of any figures that I have seen. As for where, well Syria did it. Took a while, but they got there. Much smaller population.

It's apparent you are a fraud. You know nothing of Iranian people who have managed to flee the regime and others still there,wo are fighting.

Again, why are you not for the repressed people and for the regime?

AelitaQueenofMars · 01/02/2026 21:26

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Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:28

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This.

Nothing to contribute. No care for slaughtered Iranian protesters.

Just attack anyone who doesn't like the regime.

Then deflect, minimise and Nothing Else

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:31

AelitaQueenofMars · 01/02/2026 21:26

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Thanks

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:31

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:26

It's apparent you are a fraud. You know nothing of Iranian people who have managed to flee the regime and others still there,wo are fighting.

Again, why are you not for the repressed people and for the regime?

Gosh. That’s almost funny. I know lots of Iranian people. I am not going to disclose where I live. Where do you live? How many Iranians do you know. Who you can count on your fingers? Who are actual friends? I know lots of people who live outside of the regime, and lots who go back, because they still have family there. It’s very audacious for you to suggest I don’t. Because you know fuck all about me, where I am from, and who I know.

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:33

AelitaQueenofMars · 01/02/2026 21:26

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Thanks it's really important to support the people of Iran and ignore the detractors. The slaughtered young people should not die in vain.

I will donate. I hope brave Iranian people topple the disgusting, repressive regime.

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:34

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:31

Gosh. That’s almost funny. I know lots of Iranian people. I am not going to disclose where I live. Where do you live? How many Iranians do you know. Who you can count on your fingers? Who are actual friends? I know lots of people who live outside of the regime, and lots who go back, because they still have family there. It’s very audacious for you to suggest I don’t. Because you know fuck all about me, where I am from, and who I know.

😂

Vivi0 · 01/02/2026 21:38

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Vivi0 · 01/02/2026 21:39

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:31

Gosh. That’s almost funny. I know lots of Iranian people. I am not going to disclose where I live. Where do you live? How many Iranians do you know. Who you can count on your fingers? Who are actual friends? I know lots of people who live outside of the regime, and lots who go back, because they still have family there. It’s very audacious for you to suggest I don’t. Because you know fuck all about me, where I am from, and who I know.

Please. You can even use language honestly.

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:39

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:34

😂

Take it you know none then. I don’t think what is going on in Iran is funny, by any stretch of the imagination. I just think you in the West should be careful what you wish for, because you might just be about to unleash a whole Pandora’s box. Then who is going to put it back in?

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:39

Vivi0 · 01/02/2026 21:39

Please. You can even use language honestly.

What?

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:39

Addybee · 01/02/2026 21:03

Do you not think the 40,000 people who went out and sacrificed their lives for freedom don’t speak volumes about what the Iranian people in Iran want? (Not even counting the many who were injured and in hospital , imprisoned.)

The reason the diaspora’s voice is louder is not because it’s more influential, but because people inside Iran have been systematically silenced.

Time and time again in these discussions, I see the argument that change must come from “within.” But how, exactly, is that supposed to happen under a brutal, authoritarian regime like the Islamic Republic? Why do you think people are forced to protest again and again? Because Iran is not a democratic country, and there are no safe or legitimate mechanisms for change.

What’s particularly frustrating is the way Iranians are spoken about as if they’re naive, or unaware of the costs and risks of foreign intervention. As if they don’t understand what that could mean. The reality is that many do understand those risks, deeply and yet are still willing to take that chance rather than remain under a barbaric regime that has stripped them of dignity, freedom, and life itself

Those people matter much more than someone who has posted since 30th Jan since either new or name changed.....I'll listen to the people from and in Iran.

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:40

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:39

Take it you know none then. I don’t think what is going on in Iran is funny, by any stretch of the imagination. I just think you in the West should be careful what you wish for, because you might just be about to unleash a whole Pandora’s box. Then who is going to put it back in?

😂

AelitaQueenofMars · 01/02/2026 21:41

AelitaQueenofMars · 01/02/2026 21:26

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Bumping

justasking111 · 01/02/2026 21:41

Let's keep it civil otherwise the thread could be pulled

FairPearlSnake · 01/02/2026 21:43

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:40

😂

Not really an answer is it?

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:44

justasking111 · 01/02/2026 21:41

Let's keep it civil otherwise the thread could be pulled

Sorry, it's just a bit apparent at times so ignore or laugh are the,options.

I have and always will stand with the repressed people of Iran who are immensely brave.

Ihatetomatoes · 01/02/2026 21:45

AelitaQueenofMars · 01/02/2026 21:26

Posting again for those who want to know more about what’s happening - your support will be welcomed:

International Liberty Association

More worthwhile than pigeon chess.

Bumping again. Thanks for sharing