08/06/2025
Iran’s ruling regime is more desperate and dangerous than ever, according to Fereshteh, a 35-year-old resistance fighter from Tehran. Once an IT researcher, Fereshteh joined the opposition after her sister was tortured and executed by the state. She now works with a local resistance unit of the (PMOI), risking death daily to expose the regime’s brutality and call for international support.
Speaking to The Sun, Fereshteh described Iran as a “ticking time bomb.” She says repression, economic collapse, and a dramatic surge in ex*****ons have pushed society to the brink. “People are angrier than ever. The regime has nothing left but fear, death, and propaganda to survive,” she said.
Iran’s ruling regime is more desperate and dangerous than ever, according to Fereshteh, a 35-year-old resistance fighter from Tehran. Once an IT researcher, Fereshteh joined the opposition after her sister was tortured and executed by the state. She now works with a local resistance unit of the (P...