Mahsa Amini was 22 years old and was arrested by the Moral Police for wearing her veil wrong. An hour of “re-education” ended with the young woman entering a hospital in a coma three days later.
Iran denied this Saturday that the city of Oshnavieh is controlled by demonstrators protesting the death of Mahsa Amini (22), who died only for not wearing her veil correctly..
“The city is completely under the control of the police forces and the situation is completely normal,” the Mizan news agency, from the judiciary, reported.
Libra also denied that protesters attacked the Oshnavieh prisonlocated in eastern Iran and bordering Iraq, and released the prisoners.
In recent days there have been strong clashes in that city, with attacks even on “three basijis headquarters” (Islamic volunteers).
For its part, the Fars agency reported that last night 500 armed “rioters” set fire to two banks and a store in Oshnavieh.
They even took control of a mosque, from which they broadcast “hymns of terrorist groups”, according to Fars, close to the Revolutionary Guard.
“Today everything is quiet and schools have opened in Oshnavieh,” Fars said.
Iranian state television raised 35 dead in the protestsincluding members of the security forces.
The president of Iran, Ebrahim Raisí, affirmed this Saturday that “decisive action must be taken once morest those who oppose the security and tranquility of the country.”
Uprising for the death of Mahsa Amini leaves 35 dead in protests
Iran has been experiencing a social uprising for eight days over the death of Mahsa Amini, which has spread throughout the country causing harsh clashes with the authorities.
Amini was arrested on Tuesday of last week by the so-called Morale Police in Tehran, where she was visiting, and was taken to a police station to attend “an hour of re-education” for wearing the veil incorrectly.
He died three days later in a hospital where he arrived in a coma following suffering a heart attack.which the authorities have attributed to health problems, something rejected by the family.
His death has managed to galvanize thousands of Iranians through pain and empathy, unlike other occasions when the demonstrations were reduced to fragmented social groups mobilized by the economy.
Women of Iran-Saghez removed their headscarves in protest once morest the murder of Mahsa Amini 22 Yr old woman by hijab police and chanting:
death to dictator!
Removing hijab is a punishable crime in Iran. We call on women and men around the world to show solidarity. #Mehsa_Amini pic.twitter.com/ActEYqOr1Q
— Masih Alinejad ????️ (@AlinejadMasih) September 17, 2022
