Hell in Tehran!
Imagine this: while the world trembles amid tensions between Israel and Iran, right in the heart of Tehran, in the high-security Evin Prison, a massacre unfolded! Iranian judicial authorities announced that 71 people were killed in an Israeli strike on this prison! Yes, you read that right – seventy-one!
Who died?
It’s not just prisoners. Among the dead are administrative staff, security personnel, and even people who came to visit inmates or lived near the prison. Evin Prison, located at the foot of a mountain in northern Tehran, is known for housing foreign nationals and dual citizens serving sentences. Among them is Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohamadi, who spent years in this hell.
Israel does not deny it!
Israeli authorities confirmed they carried out strikes on Tehran, and Iranian judicial bodies released footage showing damaged walls, collapsed ceilings, and piles of rubble being cleared. The prison’s health center and reception area were also targeted. Iranian authorities have transferred an unspecified number of prisoners to other facilities for safety.
Global reactions
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian condemned the Israeli strike as unacceptable, emphasizing that French citizens, including Cécile Kohler Jacques Parry, who have been imprisoned in Evin for three years on espionage charges, were unharmed.
What’s behind this bloody conflict?
This attack happened on the sixth day after a ceasefire between Israel and Iran came into effect. Is this just the start of a new escalation or a sign that the ceasefire is merely a pause in a bloody war?
Prison as a war target?
Is it right to turn prisons, places of punishment and rehabilitation, into targets for military strikes? Who is responsible for the deaths of dozens of innocent people, including civilians? This is not just a conflict between two countries; it’s a war affecting those with no political ties.
Conclusion
While the world watches, 71 lives were extinguished in one of Iran’s most notorious prisons. This event casts a shadow over every attempt at peace and shows how explosive the situation in the Middle East remains.
If you think this is just another news story from the Middle East, think again. This is a tragedy that deserves attention, outrage, and reaction. So, what do you think about this bloody strike? The start of a new war or just another page in a long history of conflict? Drop a comment, share your thoughts, or just say – who’s crazy here anyway?!
