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On Wednsday June 18, and on the sixth day of war between Israel and the Iranian regime, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi NCRI president elect  addressed the European Parliament in Strasbourg, declaring that the only path to lasting peace and stability in Iran and the region is “regime change by the people of Iran and the organized Resistance.” Speaking seven months after her last address to the Parliament, Mrs. Rajavi said the “crisis of overthrow” now engulfs the clerical regime in Iran and warned that appeasement of Tehran has already resulted in broader regional conflict. “We see that appeasement has indeed led to the imposition of war,” she stated, citing the war that erupted on June 13 as a turning point. Drawing historical appeasement policies, she reaffirmed her long-standing position that a “third option”—regime change without foreign military intervention—remains the only viable solution. “Neither appeasement nor war,” she reminded lawmakers, “but regime change at the hands of the Iranian people and their organized, legitimate, and just Resistance.” Recounting the Resistance’s 2002 disclosure of Iran’s secret nuclear facilities, she noted that top U.S. officials at the time acknowledged the NCRI’s role in alerting the world to the danger. “Otherwise,” she said, “the regime would have built its nuclear bombs in secrecy.” Despite its early warnings, she pointed out, the NCRI was blacklisted for years while the regime’s actions went unchecked. “What we have always wanted is to resist — just as you Europeans once did — against religious fascism,” she told the Parliament. “We only ask that this Resistance be recognized.” She added: The war that broke out at dawn on Friday, June 13, 2025, marks the beginning of a critical new chapter — both in Iran’s internal crisis and in the broader dynamics of the region. Yet the central and ongoing conflict — unfolding over the past 44 years since June 20, 1981 — is the struggle of the Iranian people and Resistance against the ruling religious fascism. The only viable solution remains the overthrow of this regime by the people of Iran and the Iranian Resistance. https://tinyurl.com/2r8bpfav

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On Friday morning local time in Tehran-Iran, the Isrealie missiles attacked the capital and a few other cities. A number of high military and nuclear officials such as Hossein Salami, Gholamali Rashid, Tehranchi and Fereidun Abbasi were killed. This attack comes after the Un International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA passed a resolution condeming the Iranian regime's failure to comply with it's obligation under the safeguards Agreement with the agency. The nuclear talks between US and the Iranian regime have also hit a deadlock. https://tinyurl.com/59tkb6h4

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The National Council of Resistance of Iran- NCRI press conference on June 10, revealed new information on the Iranian regime's secret Nuclear weapons program. NCRI rep said: The Kavir plan, which has replaced the AMAD plan to develop nuclear weapons, was initiated by Ali Khamenei's direct order. This revelation confirms what the Iranian Resistance has asserted for decades: the mullahs’ nuclear program has never been for peaceful purposes. As the regime’s deception continues, its race to build a nuclear weapon has become more frantic. The NCRI’s exposure of four separate secret nuclear sites linked to this plan in just the last six months underscores the escalating threat. https://tinyurl.com/zxppxbaz

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The body of Elaheh Hossein-Nejad, a 24-year-old nail artist from Islamshahr in Iran was discovered on the outskirts of Tehran—11 days after she vanished on her way home from work. Her death has sent ripples of outrage across Iranian society. Elaheh had graduated in accounting but was working at a beauty salon in Tehran’s upscale Saadat Abad district and then she returned home to Islamshahr, where she helped care for her disabled brother. On the evening of Sunday, May 25, she called her family from the Islamshahr Prayer Square to say she was almost home. Moments later, her phone went silent. She was never heard from again. After nearly two weeks of frantic searching by her family, friends, and concerned citizens, her body was found in a remote area near the airport. According to forensic reports, she had been stabbed multiple times in the chest. Police later announced they had arrested a suspect who had allegedly posed as a rideshare driver and murdered Elaheh during a robbery attempt. But this official account is increasingly viewed with suspicion. Early reports from judiciary-linked outlets such as Rokna cited sexual assault as the motive, a claim that was abruptly scrubbed from later narratives. The alleged killer’s identity remains undisclosed, and the state’s shifting explanations have only deepened public mistrust. https://tinyurl.com/4mcksf75

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On the 71st week of the nationwide campaign “No to Execution Tuesdays,” women political prisoners in the women’s ward of Tehran’s Evin Prison once again raised their voices in protest to express solidarity with the movement.

Chanting slogans such as “No to repression, no to execution, no to threats — it no longer works!” and “This is the final message: executions will lead to an uprising!”, the prisoners once again drew public attention to the resistance against the cycle of state violence and capital punishment.

The 71st week of the “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign saw widespread hunger strikes across 46 prisons in Iran. Notably, Firoozabad Prison in Fars Province joined the campaign for the first time this week. In a statement issued by striking prisoners, they expressed solidarity with the nationwide truck drivers’ strike, now in its 12th day, and called for broader unity among oppressed segments of Iranian society.  https://tinyurl.com/4d5zfnm5

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A potent wave of protests swept across Iran on June 1st, underscoring the profound economic crisis and growing public discontent with the ruling regime. The nationwide strike by truck drivers, now in its eleventh day and spanning at least 155 cities across all 31 provinces, formed the spearhead of these demonstrations, crippling key transportation arteries and galvanizing support from various struggling sectors of Iranian society. The strike’s impact was palpable: the cargo terminal parking lot in Tehran remained conspicuously empty, while reports and images from freight terminals and major routes in cities including Arak (specifically the Arak to Tehran road), Bandar Imam, Khorramabad, Golpayegan, Tamarchin, Bashmaq, Sarakhs, Charmahin, Zahedan, Mashhad, Sabzevar, and Isfahan depicted a near-total standstill of truck activity, with parking lots filled with striking vehicles. https://tinyurl.com/4twpc2ap

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More than 20 days have passed since the arrest of 15-year-old female student Elina Validi and her parents, Hamed and Fatemeh in Iran. However, no information is available about the teenager’s whereabouts or condition. Authorities had initially promised that Elina would be transferred to a juvenile detention facility in time to take her final exams in June. That promise has not been fulfilled, and there has been no confirmation of her presence at any youth facility. Elina's mother, Fatemeh, is reportedly being held under harsh conditions in the quarantine ward of Fardis Prison in Karaj. Sources say she has been denied basic prisoner rights, including access to phone calls, visitations, and sanitary or financial support. The charge brought against the Validi family is “propaganda against the state,” a vague and overly broad accusation commonly used against political prisoners in Iran. https://tinyurl.com/29rz4wb8

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In the early hours of Monday, May 26, three women were hanged among 8 prisoners in the Prison of Birjand in South Khorasan Province, eastern Iran. They were executed on drug-related charges. The identities of those executed have not been verified, except for one man. It was also reported that on Monday, May 19, Setareh Taherloo was executed by hanging in Damghan Prison, in the province of Semnan, northeastern Iran. She had been arrested approximately three years ago on drug-related charges and was sentenced to death by the Iranian regime judiciary. Counting the execution of Setareh Taherloo and three other women, the number of women executed in Iran in 2025 has risen to 20 in just five months. Since Pezeshkian, Khamenei's president, took office in July 28, 2024, some 1250 prisoners have been hanged in Iran. https://tinyurl.com/2xr3zhbf