Reports suggest the Iranian regime may be using chemical agents against protesters
Former UK Labour Minister Bill Rammell shared disturbing reports that the Iranian regime may be using chemical agents to suppress citizens. In a recent GB News interview, Rammell described claims that security forces are deploying toxic chemicals that can lead to delayed deaths. That delay makes it harder for the public and medical professionals to pinpoint the cause of death until days after exposure.
The Source of Reporting
The reports are said to originate largely from Kurdish sources on the ground. Rammell noted that Western intelligence has not verified the claims, but he considers the information credible. Video circulating from Sabzevar appears to show security forces wearing hazmat suits while patrolling the streets. This comes as the crackdown on dissent reaches a violent peak. Human rights groups are reporting mass killings and overflowing morgues near the capital.
The Numbers
Some estimates, including figures attributed to groups like Amnesty International, claim that as many as 20,000. The protests reportedly began in late December. If confirmed, the use of chemical agents would mark a major escalation in the regime’s effort to maintain control through fear and lethal force.
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Shaun is the host of Edge of Liberty on the SHR Media network and a contributor at TheLoftusParty.com. The opinions expressed in this article are his own and reflect a commitment to primary source research and constitutional literacy. For those looking to dive deeper into the documents and debates mentioned here we encourage you to explore our cornerstone articles at SHR Media where we prioritize factual source documents over partisan narratives.
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