Amir Darabi retweeted
Hey @mehdirhasan,
This is the original video, sent by defenseless people from inside Iran begging President @realDonaldTrump for help because they’ve seen 30,000+ unarmed civilians killed by the regime’s military.
So make up your mind.
Are you still going to laugh at us while a massacre is unfolding in our country #Iran?
Because mocking victims while they’re being buried is not journalism, it’s cruelty.
Don’t know whether to laugh or cry
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The circulated image he is making fun of is edited. In the original footage from inside Iran, protesters write on the wall “President Trump, please help,” directly appealing for protection after seeing 30,000+ unarmed civilians killed by the regime’s forces. x.com/i/status/20154…
iranintl.com/en/202601130145
Amir Darabi retweeted
When a so-called “professional and independent” journalist drops all pretense, openly rushes to defend the terrorist leader of the Islamic Republic, and then disables comments, the mask is off.
Amir Darabi retweeted
It is deeply disturbing to watch non Iranians position themselves as moral authorities, confidently declaring what Iranians want or don’t want. Even Iranians themselves do not speak with one voice, let alone outsiders.
#DigitalBlackoutIran
#IranRevolution2026
Amir Darabi retweeted
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
@POTUS
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#DigitalBlackoutIran
#IranRevoIution2026
#IranMassacre
Amir Darabi retweeted
This might be the weakest Trump has ever looked. A historic betrayal.
This makes his continuous bending of the knee to Putin look like a sign of strength in comparison.
Amir Darabi retweeted
Iran, January 11th 2026
Looks just like October 7th 2023
The same people behind these death squads
The IRGC must fall!
Amir Darabi retweeted
When you tell people to rise up and expect your help, you own the consequences if they’re slaughtered.
Iran doesn’t need cringe photo ops. They need organization, intel, and real support.
Not this embarrassing garbage.
Amir Darabi retweeted
If the kiIIings in Iran have stopped, why do you think the regime still has the internet shut down?
Amir Darabi retweeted
The massacre is still ongoing.
Tens of thousands have been injured, many with severe wounds to the head, face, and eyes. Thousands have been arrested, placing them at serious risk of brutal and inhumane treatment.
The internet is completely shut down, and once communication is restored, the true scale of these crimes will be revealed.
Silence and delay only increase the death toll.
We urge the international community to take immediate and serious action to stop this atrocity.
Iran urgently needs global help.
Please act now.
#IranMassacre #InternetBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026
Amir Darabi retweeted
Just a normal day in occupied Iran.
This is what living in a brutal Islamic totalitarian dictatorship looks like.
Amir Darabi retweeted
The Iranian regime is once again slaughtering its people in huge numbers, and blocking the internet to stop us knowing what they’re doing. Shameful and disgusting but no surprise.
“Those who have given accounts to BBC Persian say the reality inside Iran is hard for the outside world to imagine, and the death toll reported by international media so far only represents a fraction of their own estimates” bbc.com/news/articles/cvgp70…
Amir Darabi retweeted
Killing more than 12,000 people in just a few days of protests, after cutting off the internet to hide the crime is a war crime.
terrorists ruling Iran are waging war against unarmed civilians.
We Iranians are heartbroken and outraged,not because we are weak, but because we are desperate to move the free world to act.
The Islamic Republic is ISIS in power.. The same ISIS that used chemical attacks against schoolgirls.
The same ISIS now slaughtering women, men, children, the elderly, entire families in the streets of Iran.
Destroy ISIS because if you don’t, they will continue butchering people and mass arrests will turn into mass executions.
Amir Darabi retweeted
Replying to @Telegraph
There is absolutely no evidence that Iranian protesters are armed.
There are zero credible reports of any members of the regime’s repression forces being killed.
Yet you knowingly and deliberately pushed fabricated narratives at the exact moment the news of 12,000 people being killed went viral، a clear attempt to deflect, deceive, and cover up mass murder.
Amir Darabi retweeted
What is happening in Iran today is a crime against humanity. The world must see it.
The world must name it.
The world must not stay silent.
#DigitalBlackoutIran #IranianRevolution2026


































