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Iran Regime Leaders Ordering Own Children to Slaughter Civilians, Commander’s Daughter Says

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January 16, 2026

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Ruthless Iranian regime leaders are now ordering their own children to slaughter innocent civilians, a commander’s distraught daughter revealed as she sobbed in a gut-wrenching interview on Thursday.

The woman broke down on Persian media outlet Manoto TV as she said leaders are “Giving them batons, electric batons, guns, to go and kill fellow citizens,” adding her father has ordered her “to kill.”

“They are killing their own children, suppressing them,” she said of the regime’s commanders.

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