The IRGC massacred 40,000 Iranians in a single week. Then they stole the bodies – this is the Iranian regime’s modus operandi, documented by A
mnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the UN. Watch the full report with English subtitles here.
Armed raids on hospitals. Secret burials in the dead of night. Families hiding their wounded at home, terrified that Revolutionary Guards would seize them from the ER. And now: 764 packages of women’s hair, seized at the Armenian border. 160 kilograms. Eleven shipments between January and June alone.
Iran has never been a player in the global hair trade. China and India have led that market for decades. So what explains the sudden surge? The regime that shot protesters with live ammunition, point blank. That tortured them in detention. That never returned their bodies to their families.
That regime has an answer for everything, including this. They’ll tell you it’s the economy. Women selling their hair on local apps to survive. But the families are still waiting. The daughters never came home.