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Alireza Sepahi married in prison while facing execution. A heart attack delayed his hanging. The Islamic Republic killed him anyway, and executed Alireza Raeesi alongside him. Our thoughts are with Mahshad and both families. Those who ordered, authorised and carried out these killings must face justice. We will not... show more

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🇮🇷🎙️🎧PAADI | پادکست با شاه10 days ago

@Kazhehh لعنت به جمهوری اسلامی💔😞

Titane10 days ago

We will not forget, we will not forgive. D*ath to Islamic regime in Iran. D*ath to Mullahs.

gesurkadin10 days ago

@netanyahu @realDonaldTrump @PeteHegseth @SecRubio what are you waiting for? They kill all of us one by one and you are wasting your time just for money, for what? Finish this regime asap. They are killers of our innocent people. Finish them, this regime will never yield to you!

Mary 🇮🇷 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 🇮🇱9 days ago

@NeverForgetJan8

FREEDOM IRAN10 days ago

#جاويدشاه_رمز_نجات_ایران

mht9 days ago

It is a disgrace to the entire world that those who claim to defend democracy and human rights remain silent when it matters most. Their hypocrisy is shameful. Shame on them. @UNHumanRights

Orod10 days ago

😔💔 The world must recognize these demons who are murdering innocent souls over and over #IranMassacre #LastBreath #FreeIran

Kaveh! 🇮🇷9 days ago

Alireza Sepahi was executed by the Islamic Republic, even after suffering a heart attack in prison. The regime's decision to proceed with his hanging alongside Alireza Raeesi, despite a medical emergency and a prison wedding, reveals their utter disregard for human life. This level of brutality shows how desperately they try to terrorize their own people into silence. To stop such state-sponsored murders, the world must support the Iranian people and formally recognize Prince Reza Pahlavi as the leader of the opposition. This is the true path to free Iran and end this terror once and for all. #KingRezaPahlaviForIran

Martina Spi💚9 days ago

💔

SuAn10 days ago

💔

Mehdi Shakiba9 days ago

دست شون درد نکنه

ArmanNik683210 days ago

Their killers pays off, but apparently nobody cares about taking revemge except for posting

Ellie A.10 days ago

@YaarGhadimi

kioomars10 days ago

کاش یبار برای همیشه درک کنید، اون عدالت انتقالی مد نظر شما در جامعه ایران قابل پذیرش نیست.. حالا هی ماسو خیار تفت بدهید... پادشاه نظرشون رو گفتن که مخالف اعدامن..اما در نظر داشته باشید کار به اعدام نمیرسه، در اصل باید اول کمیته هدایت خشم تشکیل میشد.

J Jan10 days ago

⚠️ Murderous & terrorism of IRGC of Iran 😡😡😡 that just a few months ago also killed over 72,000 Iranians and daily executions … President Trump @Potus & @netanyahu help our movement led by Prince @PahlaviReza to overthrow them for your Security & Prosperity too‼️

Maria 🇮🇷👑👑👑10 days ago

@YaarGhadimi

حاج حسن10 days ago

حرام زادگان فاحشه ی پتیاره ی مزدور، سگان آموزش دیده ی موساد، باعث خون جوون های مردم شدید حالا دارید مرثیه سرایی میکنید، لحظه ای شک نکن بعد از اروم شدن اوضاع، نظام همه ی کسانی که جو گیر شدن رو میبخشه، ولی شما حرام زادگان مزدور جون سالم بدر نمیبرید! #پهلوی_مزدور #فاحشه_مزدور

keyana 👑10 days ago

@dastaneportavan Alireza Raeisi , another innocent young man who was executed today 💔

Ken Benneth9 days ago

Such tragedy unfolds, while progressive are busy defending rapists and child murderers

Dear PenFriend™ 🇮🇷10 days ago

All we see is blood; all we will do is avenge!

Wizard_of_Az10 days ago

اون مردک شیاد، رضا پهلوی، چکار کرده تا حالا برای بچه‌هایی که حکم اعدام دارن؟ جز عقده‌ گشایی و پخش فیلمهای جاوید شاح؟ یه مش دیووس و جاسوس جمهوری اسلامی دور هم جمع شدین🤮🤮🤮

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Alireza Sepahi got married in prison. The next day, the regime in Iran executed him. He married Mahshad Kashani while facing a death sentence. They were denied even a final meeting as husband and wife. She is serving five years in prison. Now she must grieve her husband behind bars. The Islamic Republic executed Alireza alongside another detained protester, Alireza Raeesi. These were two people with families and futures. Remembering their names matters. So does holding those responsible for their deaths accountable. #LastBreath

Alireza Sepahi got married in prison. The next day, the regime in Iran executed him. He married Mahshad Kashani while facing a death sentence. They were denied even a final meeting as husband and wife. She is serving five years in prison. Now she must grieve her husband behind bars. The Islamic Republic executed Alireza alongside another detained protester, Alireza Raeesi. These were two people with families and futures. Remembering their names matters. So does holding those responsible for their deaths accountable. #LastBreath

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Eliminated Love Short film of Alireza Sepahi’s last minutes. In his final hours, Alireza Sepahi married Mahshad Keshani by telephone from separate prisons in Isfahan. They had loved each other before their arrests during the January protests. On the eve of his execution, Mahshad insisted on the marriage, hoping it would grant them one last meeting as husband and wife. Lawyer Amirsalar Davoudi read the vows over the phone while their fathers gave their blessing; the symbolic dowry was a Quran, saffron rock candy, and a single red rose. Prison authorities refused them any in-person meeting. Hours later, at dawn on 5 October 2026, Alireza was hanged at Dastgerd Prison. Mahshad remained behind bars, serving a five year sentence, having become his wife only in voice and never in person. #LastBreath

Eliminated Love Short film of Alireza Sepahi’s last minutes. In his final hours, Alireza Sepahi married Mahshad Keshani by telephone from separate prisons in Isfahan. They had loved each other before their arrests during the January protests. On the eve of his execution, Mahshad insisted on the marriage, hoping it would grant them one last meeting as husband and wife. Lawyer Amirsalar Davoudi read the vows over the phone while their fathers gave their blessing; the symbolic dowry was a Quran, saffron rock candy, and a single red rose. Prison authorities refused them any in-person meeting. Hours later, at dawn on 5 October 2026, Alireza was hanged at Dastgerd Prison. Mahshad remained behind bars, serving a five year sentence, having become his wife only in voice and never in person. #LastBreath

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Kimani Ichung’wah

22,826 views • 1 month ago

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Alireza Sepahi was due to be executed alongside his cousin, Abolfazl Sepahi, in connection with the Alikhani Square case in Isfahan. However, on the way to the gallows, he suffered a stroke and was taken to hospital. A few days ago, his sister wrote on Instagram: “For the first time in my life, I am praying that a patient does not recover” In this video, a mother stands beside her son’s hospital bed, begging him not to regain consciousness, because she knows that if he opens his eyes, he will be taken back to be executed. Just imagine a terrorist regime turning the most heartbreaking scene from a fictional film into the reality of a family’s life, forcing them to pray that their own son does not survive. The thought of a sister, out of nothing but love for her brother, wishing he never recovers should shake the conscience of the world. This is not just an execution. It is the execution of hope, humanity, and love. And this is the reality of Iran today.

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Persian God

78,438 views • 7 months ago

The Iranian people won't be silenced, and neither should those who report about what is happening in the Islamic Republic of Iran. In my interview with ايران اينترنشنال, I condemned the IRGC's threats against journalists and the regime's attempts to intimidate and silence those who speak out around the world. Australia will continue to stand with the Iranian people and support efforts to ensure their voices are heard. You can read the full story here: 👉 #auspol #iraninternational Alireza Mohebbi علیرضا محبی ايران اينترنشنال_En

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Senator Raff Ciccone

15,625 views • 1 month ago

Now we all know who put American citizens first. We must get out and vote. We must backup our president and win a clear majority in both the House and Senate. If we don’t it will get worse for us all. These are representatives of who and what. Unbelievable and childish.

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GABRIEL 🪽

15,291 views • 7 months ago

Don't cry, Baba. 😔💔 Hours before his execution, Alireza Raeisi was allowed one final phone call from Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan. His father was crying on the line. So Alireza, with hours left to live, tried to comfort the man who raised him. "What can I do, Baba. They want to take my whole life from me." Then he asked for one last message: "Say hello to my uncle. Tell him I'm looking after Ramin over there." Ramin was his cousin. The son of that same uncle. He was shot dead in the streets of Isfahan during the protests. Now the regime has hanged the other one. At dawn. In secret. This is what the Islamic Republic calls justice: 18 days of torture. Electric shocks. A forced confession. A trial lasting minutes. An appeal thrown out in less than 48 hours. A gallows built beside a Revolutionary Guard executioner. They think the rope will end the uprising. The rope is only creating more anger towards society. When I talk to any of the family members of those who are in prison on the death road, they have a simple demand: tel the world: #StopExecutionsInIran, demand accountability for these unlawful executions. Sanction the judges and executioners. Silence is complicity. #AlirezaRaeisi

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Masih Alinejad

356,773 views • 4 days ago

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48,230 views • 1 year ago