As the “Velayat-e Faqih regime” sinks deeper into a quagmire of internal crises and stifling international isolation, the illegitimate authority’s machinery of death and execution operates at a frenzied pace in a desperate attempt to terrorize the revolting Iranian society.
However, unlike in previous decades, these crimes are no longer buried in silence.
The unprecedented consensus of international institutions—from the European Parliament to the UN Human Rights Council—resonating with the powerful voice of the “Iranian Resistance” and its steadfast heroes in prisons, signals a definitive shift in the balance of power in favor of the Iranian people and heralds the “inevitable downfall” of the religious dictatorship.
The "No to Execution Tuesdays" Campaign: A Cry of Resistance in its 104th Week
The "No to Execution Tuesdays" campaign, which emerged from the depths of prison dungeons, has evolved into a national and global movement that can no longer be ignored.
On Tuesday, January 20, 2026, the campaign entered its 104th week, with political prisoners continuing their hunger strikes and defying their executioners.
This comes despite harrowing reports indicating that the regime has carried out over 1,800 executions during the past eleven months of 2025—a frantic race against death to break the nation's will.
The continuity of this campaign for over two years is living proof that Khamenei’s policy of "victory through terror" has shattered against the rock of prisoner resilience and the activities of the “Resistance Units.”
The European Parliament: A Resounding Blow to the Regime
In a significant development reflecting the international community's waning patience, the European Parliament passed a resolution on Thursday, January 22, 2026, with an overwhelming majority (562 votes in favor to only 9 against).
The resolution condemns the brutal suppression of the "Dey 1404" (January 2026) protests.
Moving beyond mere verbal condemnation, it explicitly and directly calls on the Council of the European Union to designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the Basij militia as terrorist organizations "without delay."
This European consensus sends a clear message to Tehran: the era of appeasement is over, and the immunity enjoyed by the regime’s leaders for decades has come to an end.
The United Nations and the Documentation of Crimes
Simultaneously, the UN Human Rights Council held an emergency session on Friday, January 23, 2026.
The Special Rapporteur, Ms. Mai Sato, presented a harrowing report describing the regime’s crackdown on recent protests as "one of the most violent repressions in contemporary history."
Even the regime’s own security officials have admitted to the spread of unrest across more than 400 cities and 100 focal points in Tehran, confirming the failure of media censorship and internet shutdowns to conceal the truth.
Conclusion: The Fall is Inevitable
The convergence of the domestic revolutionary movement—led by the Resistance Units who break the wall of fear daily—with escalating international pressure and the terrorist designation of the IRGC, has placed the Executioner Khamenei at a dead end.
The world is no longer a mere spectator; it now recognizes that regional and global peace and security can only be achieved by "cutting the head of the snake" in Tehran.
The blood of the martyrs and the steadfastness of the prisoners in the 104th week of their strike have paved the road to freedom.
The hour of reckoning is closer than ever.
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