🗣Your account: Living conditions under political repression and military tensions — Sunday 8 شهریور

🔹Since the beginning of شهریور (Shahrivar), the salaries of personnel at Qazvin University of Medical Sciences have still not been fully deposited, and they’re stuck in “place,” like a donkey stuck in mud.

🔹I went to four gas stations in Mashhad; at the fifth, my free card had been topped up. They didn’t even top up their free cards. They’ve tightened the squeeze—yet, unlike other countries in the world, we don’t have gas ourselves.

🔹From the first hours of the morning of 8 شهریور, I went to several gas stations. Everyone said that all the free fuel cards have burned out, and that free fuel distribution will not resume until further notice.

🔹From Mashhad: Sunday, 7 شهریور, after midnight, the gas stations were extremely crowded, and the station fuel cards were not topped up.

🔹From Mohammadshahr, Karaj: alongside nighttime gatherings of the government’s parasites in some streets of the city, armed individuals are standing by in a state of readiness with private cars.

🔹I want to tell the heads of the Islamic Republic how shameless you are. You’ve made the Mongols look white. When people don’t want you, why don’t you leave? With all the hatred people have for you, how long can you last? Even those few supporters you have—if their ration is cut for a while, they’ll abandon you.

🔹The Petrogas Petrochemical Company was shut down due to the closure of the Arvand Petrochemical Company, which supplied Ghadir’s raw materials (chlorine).

🔹I wanted to say that in Tehran’s Qods City, the power cuts are so frequent that we’re tormented. God curse these people—4 hours of electricity a day, and no water for 20 hours a day. My job is in Tehran, and in that area the electricity is cut once every four days.