Tehran's top cop airstruck and is out of luck

According to multiple reports exploding across X and other platforms today (March 7, 2026), Brigadier General Abbas-Ali Mohammadian, commander of Tehran's police force (فرمانده انتظامی تهران بزرگ), has reportedly been blown to smithereens in joint U.S.-Israeli airstrikes hammering Iran.

These claims are blasting out from pro-Israel accounts, anti-regime voices, and freedom-loving patriots on X, Facebook, Instagram, and Reddit, complete with those glorious "ELIMINATED" graphics and zero sympathy for a guy accused of ordering the slaughter of protesters. 

We're talking the 2022 Mahsa Amini uprising and the fresh waves of unrest where his forces allegedly racked up hundreds (some say thousands) of dead and injured Iranians just trying to breathe free.

The man was already sanctioned up the wazoo by the U.S., EU, and others for human rights abuses tied to crushing demonstrations. Before Tehran, he ran the show in Alborz province, overseeing more of the same violent crackdowns that left bodies in the streets.

This fits the bigger picture of escalating U.S. and Israeli operations targeting Iranian military brass, security heavies, and command structure, IRGC bigwigs, defense minister-level figures, and higher have been in the crosshairs too.

Posts are framing it as straight-up justice or good riddance, with a lot of folks tying it to the regime's collapsing grip after massive leadership losses. 

But here's the latest skivvy: As of this moment, nothing confirmed from major Western outlets, Iranian state media, or official channels on Mohammadian specifically. 

Tehran has admitted heavy hits from the strikes and big casualties among top ranks, but they're mum on this one. In hot war zones like this, social media moves at warp speed, sometimes with fog-of-war misinformation, so treat these reports as preliminary and explosive until rock-solid independent verification drops.

If official word or more details break (and in this fast-moving chaos, it could happen any minute), the picture will sharpen quick. Stay sharp, folks.

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Female Iranian journalist goes on trial for reporting as American feminists remain silent

Of course it all took place in secret, behind closed doors as it were, where a female Iranian journalist went on trial for accurately reporting the coverage of the funeral of a Kurdish-Iranian woman Mahsa Amini, whose was jailed for not wearing a non-Kurdish head covering--a hijab--and mysteriously died in police custody.

The protests over the death of Amini triggered months of turmoil, Elaheh Mohammadi's lawyer told the ILNA news agency.

Mahsa Amini, 22, was taken into custody by the oxymoronically-named morality police, for allegedly violating the Islamic dress code. A huge wave of protests by brave Iranian women and men ensued all across Iran, making it the biggest challenge to the Ayatollah's religious iron-fisted rule in decades.

Mohammadi covered Amini's funeral in her Kurdish hometown Saqez, where the protests first began. The Islamic Republic accused its foreign foes of igniting the protests to destabilize the country, but miraculously, former President Donald Trump was not mentioned specifically.

"The trial of Elaheh Mohammadi went well. The date of the next session will be announced by the court," her lawyer, Shahabeddin Mirlohi, told the outlet.

Mohammadi, a reporter for the pro-reform Hammihan newspaper who is on trial in Tehran, and another journalist, Niloofar Hamedi, of the Sharq newspaper, have been accused of "colluding with hostile powers" for their coverage of Amini's death.

The charge potentially carries the death penalty under Islamic law because almost everything does in their barbaric system.

A joint statement released by Iran’s pseudo-intelligence ministry in October accused Mohammadi and Hamedi of being CIA foreign agents. 

Hamedi took a photo of Amini's parents hugging each other in a Tehran hospital where their daughter was lying in a coma, a death sentence if there ever was one.

The image, which Hamedi posted on Twitter, was the first signal to the world that all was not well with Amini, who had been detained three days earlier by Iran's morality police.

The two journalists, who have been held in Iran's notorious Evin prison since last September, will be tried separately. Hamedi's trial will begin on Tuesday, according to the judiciary.

The Islamic Republic has ignored numerous calls by human rights groups for a public trial for the two journalists.

But wouldn't it be great if American feminists had the courage to speak out.

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Iran executes 3 men supporting Amini protests: Democrat feminists silent

Amini protest

Iran executed three men on Friday who they convicted of violence against Islamic Republic's security forces at the Mahsa Amini protests. Amini died in custody last year after being arrested for not wearing Islamic head covering.

The men, Majid Kazemi, Saleh Mirhashemi and Saeed Yaghoubi who were convicted of "moharebeh" or "war against Allah" were the feminists that women like AOC and her so called squad pretend to be. They are accused of drawing a gun during a protest in Isfahan, a central Iranian city, leading to the death of three security force members, according to the judiciary's Mizan Online news website.

Isfahan is known for its Nuclear Technology Facility where it's probable that here is where they are developing 'weapons of infidel destruction'. 

Iran experienced waves of protests following the September 16 death of 22-year-old Amini, an Iranian Kurd who had been arrested for not wearing a hijab.

During the protests, which Tehran generally falsely labeled as foreign-instigated "riots", thousands of Iranians were arrested and hundreds killed including dozens of security forces and many brave women fed up with their oppressed role in society.

Kazemi, Mirhashemi and Yaghoubi were arrested in November and sentenced to death in January.

They were also charged with membership of "illegal groups with the intention of disrupting national security and collusion leading to crimes against internal security," Mizan reported.

It noted "evidence and documents in the case and the clear statements made by the accused" show that "the shootings carried out by these three people led to the martyrdom of three security forces."

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IRGC rebels attempted to kill the Ayatollah

A disaffected number of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)  reportedly targeted the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei with artillery on his residence. Unfortunately for fans of peace in the United States and Israel, the plan was quickly discovered and foiled, according to a confidential report of a January 3rd meeting in which IRGC commanders and security heads warned the leader of the number one sponsor of global terrorism.

Leaders convened the meeting held to mark the third anniversary of the U.S. military killing of Qassem Soleimani, the commander of the IRGC’s Quds Force, according to IranWire, a civilian journalist website.

“Since the start of the protests, we have had personnel who have defied orders,” said a hairy speaker identified as Gholamali Rashidi.

Rashidi was likely referencing the recent protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, 22, who died after being taken into custody by the oxymoronically named morality police for allegedly violating the country’s dress code.

Commanders told the scumcrumpet supreme leader of the religion of peace that significant elements of their forces refused orders to shoot at civilians. You know, unarmed women and others who simply didn't want to go along with the "morality" of Iran any longer. They also admitted that the moral dropped and conflicts among the men have increased in the IRGC ranks.

“One incident involved an individual targeting the Supreme Leader’s residence with artillery,” Rashidi admitted. “Thanks to the immediate response of our fellow members in the unit, the perpetrators were identified and apprehended.” They will likely face a serious beheading or something worse.

Perhaps things are beginning to change in Iran, but it's almost too late.

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Medics say: female Iranian protesters shot in face, genitals and breasts

Medical personnel in Iran treating protesters were disturbed to see the different types of injuries that were inflicted upon women than were inflicted on men. Female protesters were often shot in their faces, breasts and genitals as if these areas were targeted.

Doctors and nurses covertly treated the wounded demonstrators stemming from the protests over the death of Mahsa Amini, 22. She was taken in custody for not wearing a head covering [hijab] properly and thereby causing Iranian men to have lustful thoughts and dreams, and then allowing them to beat their wives for no apparent reason other than they could with impunity.

One doctor from the Isfahan province, home of nuclear weapons research, speaking to the Guardian on condition of anonymity to avoid sudden death syndrome said he believed the authorities “wanted to destroy the beauty of these women.”

And apparently their reproductive capacity.

So far, over 475 people have been killed in the unrest and more than 18,000 have been detained by government forces as part of a brutal crackdown on the popular movement, which was spearheaded by women and girls fed up with the ayatollahs’ draconian rule.

Iranian authorities reportedly have been firing on demonstrators at close range with birdshot pellets made of metal or plastic. Doctors said shots to the eyes were particularly common because Iranians who shoot at unarmed Iranian women cannot suck enough.

The doctor from Isfahan told about his experience treating a young woman who was struck in her crotch area with a dozen pellets, two of which had lodged inside her genitals. 

This seems almost as bad as the US Capitol Police Lieutenant Michael Byrd, who shot and killed Ashli Babbitt, an unarmed woman, during the January 6th demonstration in our own country.

“Two pellets were a challenge, because they were wedged in between her urethra and vaginal opening,” he said, adding that the state of the patient left him anguished because she “could have been my daughter.”

Ashli Babbitt's wound was in her neck.

Another doctor from the city of Karaj suggested that the so-called security forces “shoot at the faces and private body parts of women because they have an inferiority complex and they want to get rid of their sexual complexes by hurting these young people.”

This sounds more accurate.

Mohsen Shekari

On Thursday, Iran carried out the first execution stemming from the protests by hanging Mohsen Shekari and was seeking the death penalty against 21 others.

The title "Religion of Peace" is an oxymoron.

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With no 2nd Amendment, Iran's government votes to kill 15,000 protesters as a 'hard lesson'

Following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, a young woman arrested and allegedly beaten to death at the hands of her government for not wearing a mandatory head scarf, women all over Iran peacefully protested against what was done to her. Now, in a disgustingly horrific move, Iran's 'holier than thou' Parliament has voted to execute 15,000 protesters to teach the living a "hard lesson."

In late October, the Biden administration said it would be levying sanctions against 14 Iranian officials in response to the crackdown, but that only got the Iranian government to crack down even harder as the voted on Tuesday to kill 15,000 protesters who have been arrested.

And liberals wonder why we need a Second Amendment.

This is horrifying. The Iranian parliament votes overwhelmingly (227-63) to execute the 15,000 protesters they already arrested.

These were peaceful protestors simply seeking the right to basic justice and autonomy. Unacceptable and barbaric.https://t.co/7mMd2hIwTb

— Qasim Rashid, Esq. (@QasimRashid) November 14, 2022

Iranian journalist and activist [aren't they all] Masih Alinejad called on the international community to “stop this act of terror.”

227 members of the 290-seat Parliament in Iran have called on the Judiciary to issue death sentences for people arrested during the ongoing uprising.
They want to execute innocent protesters who chanted Woman Life Freedom.
The world must stop this act of terror.#MahsaAmini pic.twitter.com/NoaCcG1n6h

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) November 6, 2022

Of the 290 members of Iran's Parliament, 227 voted to kill the protesters as a way of spreading peace among the more Islamic worshippers who say the executions "would serve as a good lesson in the shortest possible time."

“Now, the public, even protesters who are not supportive of riots, demand from the judiciary and security institutions to deal with the few people who have caused disturbances in a firm, deterrent, and legal manner,” Iranian government spokesman and major scumbag Masoud Setayeshi said, according to Reuters.

Journalist Omid Memarian called upon the world to respond:

Outrageous! After killing 100s of protesters on the streets & a violent crackdown, 227 MPs in Iran called the protesters “Mohareb” & asked the judiciary to issue “retribution” sentences [execution]. The world should respond. Dangerous!#MahsaAmini #مهسا_امینی #IranRevoIution pic.twitter.com/CBdyE6mStS

— Omid Memarian (@Omid_M) November 6, 2022

On Monday, a Revolutionary Court in Tehran issued the first death sentence to a protestor. 

A court in Iran has issued the first death sentence to a person arrested for taking part in the protests that have engulfed the country, state media say, as reported by the BBC.

A Revolutionary Court in Tehran found the defendant, who was not named, had set fire to a government facility and was guilty of “enmity against God”.

Another court jailed five people for between five and 10 years on national security and public order charges.

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A human rights group warned authorities might be planning “hasty executions”.

At least 20 people are currently facing charges punishable by death, Norway-based Iran Human Rights said, citing official reports.

In response to the horrific situation, President Joseph R. Biden sucked on his wife's finger, Jake Sullivan wrote a nasty letter, and transgender women in the US military wore black ribbons on their collars.

You get what you voted for; good and hard.

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Iran warns of crackdown as 1,200 arrested, at least 41 murdered by regime

Over 1,200 Iranians have been arrested and at least 41 killed, as of Monday, in protests against the death of Mahsa Amini, 22, while in police custody simply for not properly wearing a head covering known as a hijab. Evidently, seeing a woman's hair is sacrilegiously sexual to the Morality Police who took her into custody, where she was killed. 

So while the Qur'an says that there is "no compulsion" in religion, it left off the compulsory part.

Protesters are calling for the end of compulsory wearing of hijabs for women as well as other violations of women's rights in the Islamic nation and number one sponsor of global terrorism. The exact numbers for casualties and arrests are only available to the Iranian government, and they aren't bragging about it as these protests have been going on for ten days.

The Iranian government attempted to quell the protests by cutting off internet access to social media in over a dozen cities, as widespread killing of protesters has been perpetrated by "Moral" Police and other government henchmen.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi warned protesters that the regime will act "decisively" to end the violence by violently killing protesters. It's along the same line as "we will have peace when our enemies are all killed."

But not all the injured and dead were protesters: at least five of Iran's Basij paramilitary group have also been killed, state media reported. They are connected to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and are acting as enforcers.

Amini, the dead woman, was Kurdish and the unrest is most severe in the Iran's majority Kurdish region in the northeast.

Iranian authorities refuse to take responsibility for Amini's death. They claim she simply collapsed while in custody but her family said they saw evidence of beatings on her body when they arrived at the hospital where she was in a coma before dying. 

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So who do you believe?

Amini's death has led thousands of women to cast off their Hijabs during protest events, with some even burning them in the street.

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