Iran starts mass cover-up of killings – ‘regime knows end is coming’ | World | News
Iran blesses the graves of thousands of dissidents who were massacred in the mass executions of the 1979 Islamic Revolution of Iran in order to cover up crimes against humanity.
The land at the Behesht-e Zahra Cemetery, known as the Lot 41 in Tehran, contained the remains of the political opponents of Ayatollah Humeini, who was rapidly buried after the executions hanging 26 years ago.
Now Ayatullah Ali Khamenei asphalts the region and transforms it into a car park. The movement is seen by many as a desperate initiative to cover the tracks and an implicit acceptance that Iran’s religious theocracy is facing the last game.
It is not known whether the remains have been removed or only to be removed, but UN experts have been convinced that this was a covering for the crimes of the regime.
Today, at a major rally outside the UN in New York, the author, commentator and former UN Human Rights Commissioner Linda Chavez, attended by thousands of Iranian from all over the United States, said: ız They are not satisfied with imprisonment, torture and killing with them, but they will disrupt those who intervene in the 1980s.
And the United Nations Special Rapporteur Shahin Nasiri said that the destruction of the previous Iran’s cemeteries is an effort to hide or delete data that could serve as potential evidence to avoid legal accountability.
Ms. Chavez addressed the former Iranians in New York in front of the UN, addressing thousands of viewers, the largest protest of the United States, and said: “We watched the last year that the Ayatollahs were able to manage with an iron fist;
“A coup of death was made for their ability to produce a nuclear weapons.”
He said that the hated regime is an enemy of the Iranian people, democracy and freedom, and that he was more concerned about killing his own people.
“The country faces a great drought, but Ayatullah seems to be irrelevant to looking for a way to alleviate the pain of the people.
“They are horrified by their own people. In 2025, only mullahs executed more than 800 people. In just a week, the regime hung 15 political prisoners.”
The rally was held by the Iranian National Resistance Council, which chose President Maryam Rajavi.
In a statement to the crowds, he said: “The message is very simple and open, revolution and democratic change – a democratic republic with freedom and democratic rights.” He said.
