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PDF-English Journal-1July 2025-No13 Hossein Shariatmadari, editor-in-chief of the hardline daily newspaper Kayhan, wrote: “Were it not for special security considerations, the name of the individual now replacing the commander of the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters (of the General Staff of Armed Forces) —following the death of Ali Shadmani—would have been publicly announced.” It is worth recalling that after Israel assassinated Gholam-Ali Rashid, commander of the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, his successor Ali Shadmani was also eliminated in Israeli strikes. Despite …

PDF-English Journal-1July 2025-No13 Sajjad Naseri, secretary of the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice Committee in Zanjan province, stated: “The issue of compulsory hijab is a distortion. What we’re really seeing today is forced unveiling, which is being imposed on the people.” He added: “Unfortunately, some officials pay no attention to the matter of hijab.” One can only wonder which cave this zombie has been hiding in over the past few years. But clearly, the disorientation caused by the …

PDF-English Journal-1July 2025-No13 Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, told CBS News: “Tehran will only enter negotiations if it is assured that all US military strikes will cease during the talks. We are open to dialogue—but a negotiation in which the other side attacks us while talks are ongoing is more a show of force than a path toward resolution.” Compare the Islamic Republic’s current stance on negotiations and relations with the US to its 46-year policy of “Death to America,” …

PDF-English Journal-1July 2025-No12 Ali Larijani, advisor to Khamenei, said on Friday, the day of Israel’s attack, someone called him and warned: “You have 12 hours to leave Iran or get away from Tehran, or you’ll meet the same fate as Bagheri and Rashid.” Some regime insiders now claim they received such calls, maybe to impress the Supreme Leader. But these confessions only further humiliate the remaining regime elite and delight the people. One might ask: Did the Islamic Republic’s intelligence …

PDF-English Journal-30 june 2025-No12 Reformist journalist and regime apologist Mashallah Shamsolvaezin recently said on TV: “The role of the commander-in-chief in war is critical. War is no joke.” He compared Israel’s underground security meetings with Iran’s need to protect its top commander—insisting the latter isn’t cowardice but necessity. Well, I owe this sycophantic journalist an apology—for the “joke” Israel played on the regime. But these “jokes” are no laughing matter for the people. Israel knew all your military secrets. In …

PDF-English Journal-30 june 2025-No12 In the wake of a humiliating defeat in the 12-day war and the loss of numerous top commanders and nuclear ‘scientists’, the Islamic Republic is lashing out with a proposed law to exact revenge on society. The Islamic Parliament seeks to criminalize any dissent or protest as “corruption on Earth,” punishable by execution or severe prison sentences. We, the people resisting this regime, will respond to every attack with social counteroffensives. We’ve witnessed the regime’s helplessness, …

PDF-English Journal-30 june 2025-No12 Previously, we reported that on Tuesday, June 22, Israel’s fascist government launched a missile attack on Evin Prison. According to regime-affiliated sources and the judiciary spokesperson Asghar Jahangir, 71 people were killed. While the exact death toll is unclear, it’s evident most of the casualties were prison staff, though some prisoners and their family members were among the dead. The regime refuses to release the names of the deceased or the wounded. Reza Khandan Mahabadi, writer …

PDF-English Journal-29 june 2025-No11 Gohar Eshghi, mother of the late Sattar Beheshti—killed in prison by the regime’s torturers—released a statement saying: “Ali Khamenei still hasn’t crawled out of his rat hole. Instead, he’s unleashed his rabid dogs to arrest our children for ‘espionage.’” She added, “Whenever Khamenei suffers defeat, he takes revenge on our children.” Following the Islamic Republic’s crushing defeat in the 12-day war, Eshghi’s words ring out: the regime seeks vengeance—this time against its own people. And the …

PDF-English Journal-29 june 2025-No11 One citizen on social media remarked, “The war is over, and we’re back to normal—meaning blackouts, and cuts to water and gas.” The Islamic Republic wants the illusion of ongoing war. Now it’s time for staged arrests of “Mossad spies” and a manufactured climate of national emergency. But this war dragged the regime so deep into humiliation that it can no longer hold its head up among allies or adversaries. Across the country, Iran’s air defences …

PDF-English Journal-29 june 2025-No11 On the morning of Friday 23 Khordad, Tehran trembled. A series of powerful explosions jolted the city awake. In a matter of minutes, Israel wiped out a long line of senior military commanders of the Islamic Republic, executing a pre-planned operation with ruthless precision. This was not just the regime’s greatest military loss—it was a shattering psychological blow. The Islamic Republic’s empty slogans about wiping Israel off the map evaporated before the eyes of the Iranian …