Uprising in Rojhalat Kurdistan and Iran continues

 The uprising that erupted in Rojhelat Kurdistan and Iran continues to protest the killing of the Kurdish young woman, Jina Amini, at the hands of the Iranian state, without interruption, in conjunction with the anniversary of the 2019 demonstrations. Despite the cold and rain, the people took to the streets yesterday to continue the protest.

 The protests included the city of Khoy and the rest of the cities of Rojhelat Kurdistan, especially Urmia, Mahabad, Bukan, Saqqez, Dewander, Sunna, Garmian, Abadan, and Ilam (Elam).

 According to Roj News Agency, the reports received indicate;  With the loss of the demonstrators Aram Habib and Shaho Bahmani in his age, and the demonstrators;  Ghafoor Mouloudi, Azad Hosseinpur and Rahman for their lives in Bokan, Mahabad and Saqqez.  In addition to the injury of dozens of demonstrators in these cities.

 To this, and the funeral of the body of Muhammad Hassan Zadeh, who had lost his life last night, was held in the city of Bukan, and anti-Iranian state slogans were chanted during his funeral.  Also, during the funeral ceremony, there was talk about women's leadership of the protests in Iran and the exiles of Kurdistan.

 Memorial ceremonies were held for four demonstrators who lost their lives during the protests on the occasion of their forties, and the slogan “Jin, Jiyan, Azadî” with its Arabic meaning “woman, life, freedom” was chanted non-stop during the ceremony.

 The people of Iran took to the streets, despite the cold and rain, and the protests included;  Tehran, Mashhad, Babol, Torez, Bandar Abbas, Masal, Shiraz, Isfahan and many other cities.  The protests also spread to the city of Khomeini, the birthplace of the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran Ruhollah Khomeini.

 It is worth noting that the European-based Iranian Human Rights Organization revealed yesterday the outcome of the uprising of the Rojhelat peoples of Kurdistan and Iran.

 According to this outcome, 342 people have so far lost their lives since the start of this uprising, including 42 children and 26 women, and the report stated that some detainees may be sentenced to death.

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