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Copenhagen, Sept 13, 2025: Iranians Rally on 3rd Anniversary of 2022 Uprising
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Iranian youth target regime centers in support of labor protests
On Thursday, September 11, 2025, Iran’s rebellious youth carried out 15 fiery acts of protest in response to the plunder of workers’ and laborers’ earnings. They struck symbols of the regime’s corruption and crimes in Arak, Alborz, Qazvin, Kerman, Kermanshah, Ilam, Sarbaz, Rasht, Isfahan, and Mashhad. Supporting the oppressed workers at the Arak Aluminum Company, the Abad Rahan Company in Bandar Abbas, the Iranian Offshore Oil Company in the Sirri region, and the Aghajari Oil and Gas Company, they set fire to banners of regime supreme leader Ali Khamenei and regime founder Ruhollah Khomeini. They also targeted the regime’s centers of fundamentalism, plundering, espionage, and suppression as follows:
Qarchak Prison Guards Violently Raid Female Political Prisoners
On the morning of Sunday, September 14, 2025, the ward housing female political prisoners at Qarchak Prison in Varamin was once again subjected to a violent raid by prison security forces. Acting on the direct orders of prison director Soghra Khodadadi, dozens of male and female guards stormed the ward known as the “Club” and attempted to forcibly remove prisoners from their rooms and transfer them to the courtyard. The collective resistance of the female political prisoners prevented the full execution of this order. In retaliation, prison authorities cut off all telephone communications and threatened to cancel family visits.
Copenhagen, Sept 13, 2025: Iranians Rally on 3rd Anniversary of 2022 Uprising
Copenhagen, Denmark — September 13, 2025: Freedom-loving Iranians and supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) gathered in Copenhagen to mark the third anniversary of the 2022 nationwide uprising and to show solidarity with the Iranian people’s struggle for freedom and a democratic republic.
Vienna, Sept 13, 2025: Iranians Rally on 3rd Anniversary of 2022 Uprising
Vienna, Austria — September 13, 2025: Freedom-loving Iranians and supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) gathered in Vienna to mark the third anniversary of the 2022 nationwide uprising and to show solidarity with the Iranian people’s struggle for freedom and a democratic republic.
Judicial Uncertainty for Shahin Zoghi-Tabar in Evin Prison
More than fifty days have passed since the arrest of Shahin Zoghi-Tabar, a political prisoner held in Ward 7 of Evin Prison. He was arrested by security forces on July 24, 2025, and has since been kept in a state of legal uncertainty without a final ruling. This situation constitutes a clear violation of human rights and amounts to psychological torture. Zoghi-Tabar was arrested suddenly and violently by agents of the IRGC Intelligence Organization and was initially transferred to Fashafouyeh Prison. The unsanitary environment of this prison caused kidney problems and swelling in his legs. After a group transfer of political prisoners, he was moved to Ward 7 of Evin Prison, but his health problems persist and he is in urgent need of medical care.
Iran’s Regime Majlis Research Center: Snapback Mechanism Manageable Through Sanctions Evasion
The Research Center of Iran’s regime Majlis (parliament) announced that according to its assessments, the activation of the snapback mechanism does not have a “serious economic impact” on Iran and is mostly related to restrictions on dual-use technology exports. It added that Iran’s regime, with its experience in circumventing sanctions and the opposition of China and Russia, can manage this restriction. In its report titled “Review of the Snapback Mechanism and the Economic Consequences of UN Security Council Resolutions Against Iran,” the center wrote: “Sanctions by the Security Council, unlike US secondary sanctions (which are economy-based and target vital sectors such as oil and banking), are proliferation-based and focused on limiting nuclear and missile programs.”
Iran Regime’s Budget Mismanagement: Billions Allocated to Religious and Propaganda Institutions
The state-run outlet Khabar Online published a report on September 13 highlighting the budgets allocated to a series of religious, cultural, and propaganda institutions—many under the direct supervision of the regime’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei. The piece came after regime president Masoud Pezeshkian expressed dissatisfaction with the size of these allocations. However, the report underscored a fundamental contradiction: the same budget bill that Pezeshkian criticized was signed by him and submitted to parliament for approval. This contradiction reflects a long-standing pattern within the regime: while officials publicly lament wasteful spending, they actively enable and institutionalize it. The 2025 budget, far from reflecting national priorities, once again channels enormous public resources into ideological networks, propaganda outlets, and military-linked organizations that serve to sustain authoritarian control rather than the public interest.
Khamenei Turns to Military for Food Security Amid Deepening Economic Crisis
As Iran’s political and economic crises intensify, the regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has desperately instructed the government of Masoud Pezeshkian to guarantee food security for the population. The order underscores not only the severity of the crisis but also the structural incapacity of the regime to manage resources. In response, Mohammad Reza Aref, regime’s first vice president, turned to the military rather than pursuing structural reforms or confronting the entrenched economic mafias that dominate the country’s wealth. Aref appealed to Etka Organization, the economic arm of Iran’s armed forces, to participate in food supply and storage. This move effectively places responsibility for public sustenance in the hands of the military, equating food security with national defense — a sign of paralysis in governance.
Also, read Iran News in Brief – September 14, 2025