Day 24 Live Report: Exclusive hospital testimony from Tehran, fierce clashes across major cities, and resistance exposed despite internet blackout
Key Highlights from Day 24 of Iran Protests
- Exclusive Tehran Hospital Report: A hospital worker describes overwhelming numbers of dead and wounded, saying “blood was flowing everywhere in the city.”
- Republic Street Battles: Protesters resisted live fire and tear gas in central Tehran during fierce clashes.
- Saadat Abad Resistance Exposed: Newly released footage shows civilians torching multiple security vehicles as repression intensified.
- Nationwide Clashes: Street battles reported in Tehran, Tabriz, and Izeh.
- Rajavi Warns of Mass Executions: Mrs. Maryam Rajavi warns that judiciary threats signal the regime’s intent to carry out mass executions.
EXCLUSIVE – Tehran Hospital Testimony
In an exclusive report obtained by Simay Azadi, a hospital shift worker in Tehran described scenes of mass casualties, stating that hospitals are overwhelmed with the dead and wounded.
“Blood was flowing everywhere in the city… Everyone is mentally shattered. The death toll is extremely high.”
According to the witness, regime forces opened a neighbor’s car and killed two of their sons and two grandchildren. The source further reported execution-style shootings of wounded protesters inside hospitals, highlighting the scale of violence being carried out against civilians.
Tehran Street Battles – Monday Night, 29 Dey
On Monday night (January 9, 2026), rebellious youth engaged in fierce street battles with heavily armed special units along Jomhouri Street in Tehran.
- Protesters mounted direct resistance to live ammunition and tear gas.
- Despite relentless gunfire, demonstrators held their ground, continuing confrontations with security forces.
Saadat Abad: Resistance Revealed After Internet Blackout
Following the gradual reopening of internet access, newly published footage revealed the scale of resistance in Saadat Abad, Tehran.
The video—recorded during the afternoon of Thursday, January 8, 2026—shows a woman providing a moment-by-moment live account as clashes unfold, counting burning vehicles:
“One car, two cars, four cars…”
Field reports and images show that after security forces responded to a public gathering with live fire and brutal violence, unarmed civilians launched courageous counter-attacks, setting fire to multiple vehicles and suppressive units.
The scenes reflect accumulated public anger and legitimate resistance, demonstrating that repression has strengthened, not silenced, the uprising.
Nationwide Clashes – Day 24
In Tabriz, on Monday night (January 9, 2026), rebellious youth carried out a bold offensive against special units, engaging in street battles and running clashes across several neighborhoods.
In Izeh, on Monday night (29 Dey), protesters engaged in fierce clashes with IRGC and special-unit forces throughout the city, continuing resistance despite heavy repression.
Mrs. Rajavi: Judiciary Threats Signal Mass Executions
In a post published on X, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi warned that threats by the head of Khamenei’s judiciary calling for “swift punishment” are a clear signal of the regime’s intent to carry out mass executions.
Mrs. Rajavi wrote that:
- Street killings,
- Execution-style shootings of the wounded in hospitals,
- Rushed trials of thousands of detainees, and
- Forced confessions under torture
together constitute Khamenei’s all-out war against the Iranian people.
She emphasized that the anger and determination of the people and Iran’s rebellious youth are far stronger than repression, and that this resolve will ultimately overwhelm the ruling criminals.
What Happened
The Iran Protests, now in their 24th day, represent a nationwide uprising against decades of dictatorship, executions, and systemic repression. The regime’s escalation—from street massacres to hospital executions and judicial threats—has failed to suppress resistance. Instead, it has deepened public fury and reinforced the determination of a population resolved to overthrow the ruling system.