Kasher Junaidi

Kasher Junaidi on meidän BBC Persian-korrespondentti Washingtonissa. Hän kertoi minulle enemmän huomattavista kuvioista, jotka ovat tullut Iranista. Nyt joitain kuvia on alkanut lähettää Iranin ulkopuolelta. Meillä oli syrjintä ja emme tiedä, mitä tapahtui. Nyt kuvia, joita näemme, ovat horrifikoita. Kuvia morgista, joilla on kymmeniä syrjintäväriä. Se on ollut hyvin pahaa. Eikä kukaan odottaa, että tämä tapahtuu.

Tämä hallitus on ollut hirveässä protesteissa aiemmissa vuosissa, mutta tällä hetkellä, koska se näyttää olevan parempi kuin aiemmin, hallitus itse antaa 2000 ihmistä, joita on tullut. He yleensä antavat vähemmän numeroja, joten voit ajatella, että numero on parempi kuin se.

And we're hearing that a 26-year-old man who was only arrested last Thursday is due to be executed in a few hours time. There is no way you could have a proper judicial process and have such a strong sentence in less than a week. This person, Erfan Soltani, was arrested on Thursday in Karaj, near Tehran. He was sentenced to death on Sunday. His family has been informed that he's going to be

The regime has done this before. During the Masa Amini protests, they did the same. And the big fear is there could be more death sentences like this. So what's happened to the protests with all these people killed, thousands more arrested? Are they over now after all this bloodshed? I believe it's too early to say it's over. We still don't know. Still we have a blackout. The protesters, because of the high number of casualties,

He are exhausted. But what I have to say is that President Trump today called on the Iranians to carry on with the protests. He said that you have to take over your institutions and he added that help will be underway.