Amid internet shutdown, various local media organizations, social media pages continue to circulate authentic videos showing what has been happening in Iran.
Various footage shows, during police firing the protesters counter attacked the police station, security forces and also IRGC-Basij base in the capital. It happened since security forces were allegedly firing from inside the police station.
Amid the oppression, and government led crackdown, the report says security forces were beaten back and scattered during protests, as a large regime banner was set on fire along the highway.
The Iranian regime also acknowledged heavy losses. According to Azizi, protesters burned down 250 Basij bases, 90 religious seminaries used for the regime’s propaganda and repressive purposes, and more than 2,200 police motorcycles and vehicles.
IRGC Quds Force-affiliated Tasnim News Agency has acknowledged “widespread damage” to the regime’s infrastructure:
- Government buildings: 314 destroyed, 155 torched.
- Banks: 399 destroyed, 303 torched.
- Police vehicles: 749 destroyed, 90 torched.
- Seminaries: 89 sites destroyed or torched.
At the same time, Iran continues to mourn over the life losses of thousands of people.
A 24-year young man Amirhossein Sheikh-Bu’s family members were seen mourning at the ritual which was organized as a part of observing the last rites —– who was shot dead on January 7, 2026, during the people’s protests in the Qasemabad district. A live bullet struck him from behind and exited through his forehead.
Alireza Rahimi, just 26, gunned down in Tehranpars’ Third Square on Jan. 8—shot point-blank in the back of the head from regime snipers on rooftops. He collapsed into his uncle’s arms, fought for 45 minutes in the hospital, then was gone forever. Now, family and friends mark his birth with music and applause—but laced with profound, gut-wrenching pain—days after Khamenei’s forces took him.
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