In the video, Sepehr Shukri, one of the victims of the interceptions in January 1404, compared the way protesters were treated in France to the suppression of the interceptions of January 18 and 9 in Iran and said: "In the country that the Islamic Republic calls the Wild West, not a single person was killed or seriously injured."

In the video, Sepehr Shukri, one of the victims of the interceptions in January 1404, compared the way protesters were treated in France to the suppression of the interceptions of January 18 and 9 in Iran and said: "In the country that the Islamic Republic calls the Wild West, not a single person was killed or seriously injured."

Ismail Shukri further criticized the government's concealment of the killing of Dima protesters and addressed officials in the Republic of Salami adding: "What did you do these two nights? "Why are you hiding? ".

Sefer Shukri was killed during the interceptions in December. A video of his father, who is looking for his son among the bodies at the Karijek Forensic Medical Center, saying all the time "Separ Baba, where are you? It was popular on social media.

Recently, the Iranian Human Rights Organization published and announced a list of more than 4,200 dead in its latest report on the suppression of the January 1404 protest, and among the identified dead were at least 420 women and 281 people under the age of 18. 25 of them were under the age of 14 and the youngest recorded victim was four and a half months old.

🔸 The Republic of Salami previously announced the death toll of Dima as 3117 people.