Sunday, January 18, 2026

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⚠️Heartbreaking and bloody footage Received from a hospital in #Isfahan English tweet for retweet: Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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Cloudflare's official threat intelligence page says Islamic Republic officials are using tools to target Instagram pages in order to obtain account followers and account activities. This comes as more than 140 hours have passed since the widespread internet outage in Iran.

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⚠️ Disturbing and bloody images Received with description: They committed a crime in #Boroujerd on Thursday. This is one of the victims. January 8th. English tweet to retweet: Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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⚠️ Latest video: Heartbreaking scene, carrying a wounded or killed person Received footage with description: "#Tehran, Salsabil Street (Rudaki), Thursday January 8th" en: Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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The Sunday Times has reported, citing doctors, that at least 16,500 Iranian protesters have been killed by Islamic Republic forces and 330,000 other Iranian protesters have been wounded. The report states that most of them were killed during two days of complete massacre (Thursday January 8th and Friday January 9th). The Sunday Times has described this massacre as "the most brutal crackdown by the clerical regime in its 47 years of existence." @VahidHeadline According to a report published by the Sunday Times, the death toll from the suppression of nationwide protests in Iran may have reached around 16,500 people. This report, written by Christina Lamb, cites a confidential report attributed to doctors inside Iran. According to this report, in addition to those killed, more than 330,000 people were also wounded during the protests. The Sunday Times writes that under the shadow of complete internet and communications blackouts, the ability to independently document and verify events has been severely limited, and doctors have reported an escalation in violence and casualties. The report states that government forces used military weapons and snipers to shoot at protesters, and many of the victims were young people under 30. It also references cases of bodies being removed from hospitals and secret burials. The Sunday Times emphasizes that due to communication restrictions, independent verification of these figures is difficult and other human rights sources have provided different numbers. This report is published while concerns about the human rights situation and suppression of protesters in Iran continue. VahidOOnLine The Sunday Times, citing doctors inside Iran, wrote that probably more than 8,000 protesters across Iran have been blinded. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Footage received showing government forces attacking with weapons and batons people who had taken shelter in a building in #Tehran, and the brave attempt by one citizen trying to prevent the violent thugs from entering! The timestamp visible on the security camera monitor shows: 'Wednesday, January 7th,...

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Government forces' vehicles on fire Videos received: "Kaj Square, Saadatabad district, #Tehran Thursday January 8th" en: Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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Videos received from Kaj Square in Saadat Abad neighborhood, #Tehran, Thursday January 8th and/or Friday January 9th Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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Videos received from #Tehran, from Thursday January 9th or Friday January 10th Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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Washington Post article about Araghchi's message and phone calls between bin Salman and Netanyahu with Trump regarding military action: The Washington Post, citing a U.S. official and a person close to the White House, reported that JD Vance, Trump's vice president, who has long been a critic of military interventions in foreign countries, had supported the U.S. attack on the Islamic Republic. The Washington Post, quoting a person close to the White House, wrote: Vance had argued that Donald Trump had established a red line by warning Iran not to kill protesters, and he had to enforce it. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline Machine translation: telegra.ph

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According to officials who spoke with The Washington Post, last Wednesday morning, as speculation was mounting about imminent U.S. attacks on Iran, Abbas Araghchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, sent a text message to Steve Witkoff, the White House special representative. This message was conveyed to Donald Trump, the U.S. President, and according to these reports, it emphasized that Tehran was prepared to stop the massacre and cancel the death sentences of approximately 800 protesters detained during the recent round of anti-government protests. Ardeshir 📡 @VahidOnline