​​​​​​​Who poisons female students in Iran?

 In Iran, since November 2022, toxic gas attacks began on girls’ schools, as a result of which nearly a thousand students were poisoned, and so far, at least 4 students have lost their lives.

 According to observers, the attacks were carried out in more than 100 cities, and as a result, at least 8,000 female students were poisoned.

 It was reported that after the poisoning occurred, the victim experienced shortness of breath, temporary paralysis, an increase in the heart rate, and other symptoms as well.

 Since the 11th of March, at least 12 schools have been subjected to toxic gas attacks in the city of Sine in Eastern Kurdistan and the cities of Khuzestan and Kailan in Iran.

 In the past days, the Iranian prosecution claimed that among the people who were taken to hospitals, only 10 percent suffered minor damage from the gas, and 90 percent of them were mentally affected and experienced a state of fear and panic.

And the Iranian Ministry of Interior announced that it had arrested nearly 100 people suspected of involvement in the poison gas attacks.

 The Iranian state accuses foreign powers of carrying out these attacks, and the Iranian media specifically accused the English ambassador, Simon Shercliffe, and (Mashregh News) announced that the British ambassador was directly involved in committing these crimes.

 Many Iranian citizens believe that the state began carrying out these poisonous gas attacks to punish the women who led the "Women, Life, Freedom" uprising, and the parents of the victims protested the silence shown by the authorities regarding these attacks.

 Sociologist and professor at the French University of Lorient, Saeed Bayvandi, spoke to Radio (RFI) and stated that, according to the general opinion, these attacks are carried out by the Revolutionary Guards or the Iranian intelligence services.

 "The goal is to create a certain mental atmosphere," says the sociologist.

 The Iranian Human Rights Organization also believes that officials are complicit in these attacks, and the organization shared a tweet in which it said: "These attacks are coordinated chemical terrorist attacks."

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