Khamenei is on fire. Photos of the killed protesters on Iranian television
Protests continued in Tehran and other cities
Activists in Iran disrupted the live broadcast of state television and spread images and messages supporting the ongoing protests in the country.
On October 8 on state television Ali religious leader Ayatollah Ali KhameneiThe report of the meeting with the state officials was cut, and the 22-year-old protesters who were killed on the screen Mahsa Aminis photos have been seen. Amini died last month after being detained by the morality police for wearing a loose headscarf, and after that, protests against the hijab and the regime swept the country.
A photo of Khamenei, targeted and surrounded by slices of fire, appeared on the screen. According to these images, Edalat-e Ali A hacker group has claimed responsibility. The words “join us, stand up” appeared after the photos.
Semi-official Tasnim news agency also confirmed that the state television broadcast “was hacked for a few moments by counter-revolutionary agents”.
Iran Spokesperson of the State Radio and Television Hasanein Haddad and said that the incident was not a hacker attack, but an act of “vandalism and filtering” from within the channel.
The protests that broke out after Amini’s death on September 16 continued in Tehran and other cities on the same broadcast night.
According to October 8, in the provinces where Kurds live, including Sanandaj labour strikes took place, two protestors were reported to have been shot and killed. Security forces are also accused of opening fire in Saghez.
Located in Oslo Iran According to the Human Rights Organization, more than 90 protesters have been killed in the protests, which are now in their fourth week. Other groups say the number is more than 160. Hundreds of protesters were injured and thousands were detained.
Iran political and its leaders gathered to discuss the situation in the country on October 9, the president department has released information about it.
To the meeting President Ibrahim Chief, of parliament speaker, head of the judiciary attended.