The Iranian government turns into an internal campaign with arrests, and death

Officials and activists say that the Iranian authorities are escalating from the ceasefire with Israel to intensify an internal security campaign throughout the country through mass detention, execution and military publication, especially in the comfortable Kurdish region.

Within days of Israeli air strikes, which start on June 13, the Iranian security forces began a campaign of widespread arrests accompanied by an intense presence in the street based on checkpoints, according to the sources CBC and his vision told.

On Wednesday, a man in Tehran, who responded to explaining CBC news via WhatsApp but did not provide his name, said on Wednesday that security officers stop people at the checkpoints emanating throughout the city and asking them to display their phones and open their messages applications.

“It will take just one tweet or a single social network post to arrest him if the content is believed to be sensitive by the state,” he said.

Another man told CBC that he feels a “deep feeling of fear” that Ayatollah Ali Khawni and his regime had obtained their survival and will turn their anger in the interior as they did in the eighties, with a campaign against their people and the mass executions.

The opposition groups in Israel and the exile opposition were hoping that the military campaign, which targeted the revolutionary guards and the internal security forces, as well as nuclear sites, would provoke a collective uprising and the overthrow of the Islamic Republic.

But Allam Sala, speaking with CBC from Tehran on Wednesday, said that he knew many Iranians who were criticizing the regime and changing a tone in recent days, and now gathered around science in the face of what they see as an unjustified and unjustified war.

“What is the point, what did Israel and the United States achieve in bombing Iran for 12 days?” Saleh said.

“The only thing they achieved is to make Iran never trust in these two countries again.”

There has been no sign of any important protests against the authorities.

However, a senior Iranian security official and two other senior officials in internal security cases said the authorities focused on threatening possible internal disturbances, especially in the Kurdish areas.

The Supreme Security official said that the Revolutionary Guards and paramilitary units were placed on alert and internal security security are now the main focus.

The official said that the authorities were concerned about the Israeli agents, the ethnic separatists and the popular Mujahideen organization in Iran, an opposition group that had previously organized attacks inside Iran.

Activists inside the country lie.

“We are very careful at the present time because there is real concern because the system may use this position as an excuse,” said a rights activist in Tehran, who was imprisoned during the mass protests in 2022.

The activist said that he knew dozens of people who were summoned by the authorities, either arrested, or warned against any expressions of the opposition.

Kurdish groups say they are targeted

The Iranian law group HRNA said on Monday that it recorded the arrests of 705 people on political or security charges since the beginning of the war.

Herna said that many of those arrested were accused of spying for Israel.

Iranian media reported that three were executed on Tuesday in Urmia, near the Turkish border, and their Iranian and Kurdish rights group Hingau said they are all Kurdish.

The foreign ministries and the Iranian interior did not immediately respond to suspension requests.

One of the officials who were briefed on security said that the forces had been deployed on the borders of Pakistan, Iraq and Azerbaijan to stop infiltrating into what the terrorist official called.

Another official, who was aware that hundreds had been arrested.

Iranian Muslim minorities and Baloch have long been a source of opposition to the Islamic Republic for a long time, as they were governing the ruling from the Shiite government speaking in Persian in Tehran.

The three main Kurdish Kurdish separatist factions, based in Iraqi Kurdistan, said that some of their activists and fighters had been arrested and described the military and security movements on a large scale by the Iranian authorities.

Ribaz Khalili of the Democratic Party in Iranian Kurdistan (KDPI) said that the Revolutionary Guards units have spread in schools in Iranian Kurdish provinces within three days of Israel’s strikes and started home to the home for the suspects and weapons.

The guards had also taken preventive measures, as they evacuated an industrial zone near their barracks and closed the main roads of their use in providing reinforcements to Kermansha and Sanda, two main cities in the Kurdish region.

A cadre from the Free Life Party in Kurdistan (PJAK), which gave it War name From Fatima Ahmed, the party said that the party has been counting more than 500 opposition members detained in Kurdish provinces since the start of the air strikes.

Ahmed and an official of the Cordy Kumala Party, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, described the checkpoints that were prepared across the Kurdish areas with physical inspections of people as well as examining their phones and documents.