Iranian Regime Tries To Link Massacre At Religious Shrine To Protestors

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According to Iran’s state-run media, on October 26th, an attacker open-fired on worshipers at the Shah Cheragh Shrine in Shiraz. More than 40 victims were injured, while 15 were confirmed dead. According to Iran’s President, Ebrahim Raisi, the recent riots related to Masha Amini’s death empowered ISIS to carry out the attack. Many in Iran, already familiar with the regime’s brutal practice, are not buying Khamenei and Raisi’s claims. According to Iran International, many anti-regime critics took to social media to declare their suspicions. One of the most considerable disparities was a poster released by the Iranian regime, saying “condolences to the people who died,” posted three minutes after the 20-minute-long attack started. The alleged ISIS post claiming the attack also contains errors in the date, and the spelling follows Persian-writing rules, not Arabic standards. The Iranian regime only took one hour after the attack to declare that the attacker was ISIS.

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Iranian Regime Tries to Link Massacre at Religious Shrine to Protestors

Location: Iran