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UPDATE: 11:00 PM CET
Iranian Regime is Middle East’s Source of Instability – Yemeni President
Yemeni President Abdurrahman Mansour Hadi told U.S. Special Envoy for Yemen, Timothy Lenderking: “The Iranian regime has fueled military conflicts in Yemen and neighboring countries through financial aid and delivering weapons to the Houthis and has been a threat to international shipping and the source of instability in the region.”
Al-Arabiya wrote on Sunday: “The Yemeni president stressed that the Yemeni people will not allow an experience of a government like the Iranian regime in their country and will stand against the sabotage plots of this regime carried out by its affiliated militias.”
Mansour Hadi added that the Houthi militias, affiliated with the Iranian regime, are not serious about peace, nor about the end of the war and the ceasefire, rather they seek to continue their crimes against the Yemeni people.
UPDATE: 10:00 PM CET
Monday Protests in Iran
Today, large crowds of angry farmers in Isfahan staged a protest rally in front of the Isfahan Regional Water Company as well as the local office of the state TV. Despite the dispatch of anti-riot police to the scene, the farmers continued to protest for their right to water and marched through the city. Isfahani farmers attacked the building of the Isfahan Regional Water Company with sticks and stones and broke windows.
Today, a number of citizens of Larestan County, in Fars province, held a protest rally in front of the building of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development of Lar city. The gathering took place in protest of unsuitable conditions on their intercity roads.
A number of retired workers of the Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Company in 1999 held a protest rally in front of the Labor Office of Shush County.
Today, a group of scammed clients of the Ramak Khodro Company held a protest rally in front of the state courthouse in Tehran to protest the officials’ refusal to investigate their complaints.
Mining workers of the Kerman Coal Company gathered in front of the Labor Office in Kerman to protest against the state’s decision to sell these mines and transfer them under Dalahu Company’s ownership.
Workers of SAMTCO Tabriz Company (Saipa Engineering Design and Manufacturing Tools Company) rallied in front of the managers’ office this morning, protesting the poor management of the factory.
Facing Public’s Anger for Killing An Innocent Mother, State Police Blames the Victim
Amid rising public anger and hatred against the regime’s security forces for shooting a mother (Sanaz Mohammadian) in her car, Col. Mohsen Dalvand blamed the victim while claiming: “The driver of the car fled the scene as soon as he saw a police patrol… and after about a kilometer, he was stopped by our colleagues and the woman who was the driver’s wife was shot.”
Contrary to these blatant lies, the widow driver of the car, whose wife was killed, said: “Why did you shoot us when the car stopped? Why did you shoot us at all? What did we do? They claim they were looking for robbers. Where in the world is a robber going to rob with his wife and kid? Do robbers stop at the intersection so that the police can get out of his car and take the gun from his soldier and shoot at them from close range?”
UPDATE: 9:00 PM CET
State-run Newspaper Shut Down Over An Image of Khamenei’s Hand
The Iranian regime’s organization responsible for systemic censorship, known as the Press Supervisory Board, revoked the license of the state-run newspaper ‘Kilid’ (Persian for ‘key’). On November 6, the paper had published an image on the front page that visualized Khamenei’s hand drawing the word ‘poverty line’, with the caption: “Millions of Iranian families below the poverty line.”
The Basij Journalists Club wrote: “The shape of the hand and the pen are taken from a picture of Khamenei’s hand while writing a letter.”
UPDATE: 8:30 AM CET
The People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) announced on Sunday, November 7, 2021, that the Coronavirus death toll in 547 cities had exceeded 471,900. In Tehran the number of victims has reached 110,705, Khorasan Razavi 38,570, Isfahan 32,200, Khuzestan 28,860, East Azerbaijan 16,358, Lorestan 15,660, Alborz 13,903, Hamedan 8,783, Kermanshah 8,739, Kurdistan 7,642, and Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari 3,605.
Iran: Names of 29 More Martyrs of the November 2019 Uprising Released Names of 857 Martyrs Published So Far
Mrs. Rajavi: The dossier on human rights abuses in Iran, particularly the massacres of 1988 and 2019, must be referred to the UN Security Council and the prosecution of the regime’s leaders in an international tribunal
Maryam Rajavi: The Clerical Regime’s Dossier of Human Rights Violations, Especially the Massacres in 1988 and 2019, Must Be Referred to the Un Security Council
On the eve of the second anniversary of the Iranian people’s nationwide uprising in November 2019, the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) published today the names of another 29 victims killed during the crackdown on the uprising in Tehran, Karaj, Malard, Shahriar, Shahr-e Qods, Nassim Shahr, Isfahan, Kermanshah, Shiraz, Mahshahr, Andimeshk, Eslamshahr, and Meshkinshahr.
Iranian Resistance Units Commemorate November 2019 Protests
As the second anniversary of the November 2019 protests nears, Resistance Units across Iran are commemorating the nationwide uprising and pledging to continue the path of the martyrs who laid down their lives for freedom in Iran.
Resistance Units are a network of activists who support the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) who are playing an important role in countering the environment of suppression caused by the regime’s security forces.
Police Shoot and Kill 29-Year-old Mother in Southwestern Iran
The police shot and killed a woman on October 1 in the back of her car from 70-80cm away in Ahvaz, southwestern Iran. She was identified as 29-year-old Sanaz Mohammadian, according to the state-run ILNA News Agency. Sanaz was in the back of their car with her husband Milad Mohammadian, and their three-year-old son, driving to their uncle’s house when police opened fire without warning at a close range. Sanaz was shot with three bullets in the head. She was taken to a hospital, but she passed away after two days in a coma.
Iran: Banknote Printing and President’s Hollow Promises
Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi has recently declared that he does not intend to increase the country’s liquidity. “I decided to compensate for budget deficits and decrease inflation,” he said. However, how is he supposed to perform such claims? In a nutshell, liquidity means the government’s debts to the people. Therefore, as this number was higher, the government owed more debts to citizens.
Seven Iranian Bahais Sentenced to Prison Near Tehran and in SW Iran
Seven Iranian Bahais were sentenced to prison in the past days in Damavand near Tehran and in Shiraz, southwestern Iran. The Shiraz Revolutionary Court sentenced six Bahais to over 19 years and six months of prison. According to the Human Rights News Agency, they were identified as Sedigheh Aghdasi, Alieh Forutan, Siamack Honarvar, Ghasem Masoumi, Saeed Etahad, and Behrooz Farzandi.
The Bahais’ trial took place on October 10, their sentence was issued on November 1, and they were charged with “spreading propaganda against the state by being Bahai”.
Iran Sentences Man and Woman to Death for Extramarital Relationship in Tehran
The Tehran Criminal Court sentenced a man and woman to death for having an extramarital relationship. According to the state-run Sharq Daily, they were identified as 27-year-old Meisam and 33-year-old Sareh, mother to a four-year-old son. They were charged with “adultery”, and their sentence was confirmed by Iran’s Supreme Court.
The Lives of Two PMOI/MEK Prisoners With Heart Conditions Are in Danger
The lives of two PMOI/MEK prisoners with heart conditions are in danger. Political prisoners Zahra Safaei and Somayyeh Qoraishi, both suffer from serious heart problems. The lives of these two women are in danger.
The two PMOI/MEK prisoners have been deprived of proper medical treatment and care. The clerical regime’s prison authorities have turned down their request for leave or conditional release.
Mohammad Ashtiani Denied Vital Medications in the Central Prison of Karaj
Mohammad Ashtiani denied vital medications in the Central Prison of Karaj. Prison guards and clinic staff in the Central Prison of Karaj widely and systematically distribute narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs among inmates. However, they refuse to provide the most vital medications to Mohammad Ashtiani. Political prisoner Mohammad Ashtiani has a heart condition and needs to take special medications every day. The Karaj Prison’s clinic staff, however, have refused to hand him the vital medications he needs. The head of the Central Prison of Karaj has also ordered to prevent giving him the medications his family purchases for him.
Read more: Iran News in Brief – November 7, 2021