While leftists and Democrats rail against the war with Iran, the brutal regime continues to murder its own citizens.
According to reports, Hesam Alaeddin, 40, a father of two, was allegedly tortured before being beaten to death for the “crime” of using Starlink to access the internet since the US-Iran war started on February 28.
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the shah of Iran, reported on Alaeddin’s murder.
The brutal and criminal regime of the Islamic Republic killed Hesam Alaeddin under torture after he was reportedly arrested for using Starlink.
For 62 days, this regime has shut down the internet and continues to massacre Iranian people. The world cannot stay silent.
The brutal and criminal regime of the Islamic Republic killed Hesam Alaeddin under torture after he was reportedly arrested for using Starlink.
For 62 days, this regime has shut down the internet and continues to massacre Iranian people. The world cannot stay silent. pic.twitter.com/Owpa40ErYh
— Reza Pahlavi Communications (@PahlaviComms) May 1, 2026
Reports say Hesam Aladdin, a relative of the owner of the Aladdin Shopping Center, was arrested around two weeks ago. Security agents later took him to his home to carry out a search. During the raid, after finding Starlink satellite equipment and encountering resistance from him, agents allegedly beat him so severely that he died on the spot.
According to informed sources, authorities initially concealed his death and moved his body to an undisclosed location. His remains were returned to his family several days later for burial, but only after they were forced to sign a commitment not to speak to the media.
Also recently executed was Sassan Azadvar Joonqani, a 21-year-old karate champion.
Joonqan was ‘hung until dead’ on Thursday for “effective cooperation with the enemy” and “enmity against God” for attending a protest in January.
Journalist Emily Schrader reported, “Sasan Azadvar was 21. A karate athlete. A provincial champion from Isfahan. Arrested during the January protests and held in Dastgerd Prison. Today, the Islamic Republic executed him.”
“They call it ‘national security.’ They call it ‘cooperation with the enemy.’ In reality it is the execution of a young Iranian whose only real crime was standing in a country where dissent is a death sentence.”
“Remember his name.”
Sasan Azadvar was 21. A karate athlete. A provincial champion from Isfahan. Arrested during the January protests and held in Dastgerd Prison. Today, the Islamic Republic executed him.
They call it “national security.” They call it “cooperation with the enemy.” In reality it is… pic.twitter.com/YzGxxbpfJt
— Emily Schrader – אמילי שריידר امیلی شریدر (@emilykschrader) April 30, 2026
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