‘Small Death’: Israelite strike in the Evan Prison in Evin in prison he was afraid of fearing opponents

Sayeeh Seydal, the broken Iranian Iranian, escaped a wedding, where the Israelite arrows hit the Evin Prison in the Evin Prison, where he was imprisoned. He had just out of the prison clinic, times before he was destroyed in the blast.

June 23 We raided the most famous political prisoners killed at least 71 people, including family members, Asgari jaangir, Asgari Jahangir, Asgari Jahangir said on Sunday.

In the following crowds, the authorities conveyed Seydal and others to prisons without Tehran – the full-time institutions, known for their hard conditions.

When she could call her family a few days ago, Seydal urged help.

“It is a little death,” he said about these cases, according to the recording of his relatives, according to Sedal’s wishes.

“Bomb blasts with the US and Israel did not kill us. Then the Islaphic Republic killed us in the place to kill,” he said.

Activities fearing against Israel will lead to cracking

Iran’s Pro-Demobkhogy and rights activists fear that they will pay the number of 12-day air campaign aiming to promote the Nuclear system. Many now say that the Kingdom, return to the breach of its security, has already strengthened their crack on opposers.

The Israelite strike in Evin – referred to, saying, “Stressing authorities” – Frustrated among families of political prisoners, abandoned to find their fas. After a week, the families of those who were detained alone or under the questions were not heard of them.

The Nobel Peace Prize Laure Mahammadi, Veteran activist who has been arrested many times in Evin, said Iranian community, “arriving in democratic will,” he needs powerful communication tools and motion for women. “

“Unfortunately, the war weakens these tools,” said video message on the Associated Press from Tehran. The political space is already decreasing, and security forces increases its existence on the streets of the capital, he said.

Fear of Murder

Many are now afraid of a possible wave of activists and political prisoners. They saw a threat to a threat to Iran in Iran in Iraq, the authorities were killed at least 5,000 political prisoners after political temptations, then buried in the biggest cemetery.

Already during the Israelite campaign, Iran killed six prisoners sentenced to death before the war.

Human Rights in Washington in Iran (HRA) are written for nearly 1,300 people, most of the charges, including 300 sharing objects within 12 days.

The Iran parliament is immediately followed by the fees that allow the use of the death penalty on charges of cooperation with foreign enemies. The Judgment King charged the fees against those who ‘interfere with peace, “or to interact” with Israel.

Prisoners dispersed after the strike

The Evin Prison, which is in the highest neighborhood in the Northern Khran, lived in men and women and women who were believed to be prevented or locked up, according to HRA.

Prisoners include protesters, lawyers and activists campaigns against Iran authorized by Iran, fraud and religious laws, including the enforcement of a garment of Islam. Authorities have been crushed with repeated waves in national protests since 2009 in the cracking that killed hundreds and blew thousands.

The strikes beat Evin during a visit, causing shock and fear.

The Seydal, a global law, who has joined the movement of the rulers in the past two decades and enter into a prison since 2023, relating to his family near a prison clinic near a prison clinic. The explosion jumped from the ground, a relative who talked to SEYDAL said, talking about the condition of being unknown in fear of retaliation.

In a visiting hall, the prosecutor and several prisoners were severely damaged, according to the rights of rights and relatives. Another deprived of prison entering, where prisoners often live and wait for hospitals or court.

“Attacking prison, when prisoners are standing behind the closed doors and cannot do something small to save, it will never be a legitimate stone,” said Mohamdad. Mohammadi recently released in December when his latest sentence was briefly suspended for treatment reasons.

At night, the buses began to pass prisoners in other institutions, according to Mohammada and prisoners. At least 65 women were sent to the Emharchak Prison, according to Mohamdad, contacts. Men are sent to the Grand Tehrani Tenitentiary, homes that live in houses and high security. Both are found in southern Tehran.

Mohammad told AP that his fear was soon to be a lack of poor medical centers and cleanliness. Among women is conditions that need treatment, including 73-year-old rights activists Relahem, with a brain tumor.

On his phone, the Seydal called Qarchak a “Hellhole.” He said women were packed together alone, without hygiene and limited food and water.

“It is bad. It’s a little pouring,” he said.

Seydal, 47, was sentenced to 2023. Early 2025, his furlo was canceled, and was safely attacked and faced new charges after refusing to wear Chador in the Prosecutor’s office.

My brother disappears

Remember the dad of Neteis and brother, Ali, both were arrested in Evin years. Now the family is shattered because Ali has disappeared.

Ali, 25-year-old graduates at the Honorable Technological University, was receiving a 16-year sentence “Corking to commit crime in the security of the world.” The sentence was widely criticized in rights groups, reduced but in the presence of the intelligence of the intelligence of her.

The days before the strike in Evin, Ali was drawn to his ward and taken to an unknown area, according to his brother.

After the strike, their father, his father, Mim-shees, saw no Ali’s wine as he and other inmates were transferred to the Highest Stehran jail. My father was able to bring his family out, I was scared.

To disappear in Evin is not uncommon. The guards sometimes removed political prisoners in wards for investigation. In some cases, they are sentenced to confidential tests and are killed.

Rezazi Youneia said the family’s lawyer could not find the details about her brother or new cases.

“They were all worried,” he said, talking about Sweden where he was a professor in the optist in UPPSALA University. “When there is no information from the prisoner, this is probably all the contexts that the person is not subject to questions and abuse.”

‘The whole hope is no more’

Mehraveh Khandan grew up in a political activist family. He spent a long time in his child for many years to visit his mother, Nasrin Sotoudeh’s right-time lawyer.

His father, Reba Khandan, was thrown to Evin in December to distribute buttons against the authorized head of women.

He now lives in Amsterdam, 25, tried to get details about his father after the strike. The Internet was cut off, and the mother from Tran. “I thought who could die there,” he said. It took 24 hours before finding his father’s voice.

In the family of the family, the father told how he slept on a place full of insects in the Grand Tehran prison.

At first, he thought that the Evin strike could move the government to release prisoners. But after seeing reports of the arrest and murder, “the entire hope has gone,” he said.

The war “just destroyed all things activists that have begun to build,” he said.