Iran's Regime Abducted Teen Twin Sisters in Nightly Sweep Amid Tehran's Increasing Death Toll
Iranian authorities have arrested 19-year-old twin sisters Taraneh and Romina Rahimi on what appears to be a death sentence, marking the latest in Tehran's escalating 'death campaign' against its citizens. The sisters were taken from their mother's home by masked men in the middle of the night when they were still in high school.
Iranian authorities targeted teenage twins Taraneh and Romina Rahimi, 19-year-old high school students, in a nighttime raid, leaving their fate uncertain amidst Tehran's increasing death toll under its regime. The sisters were taken from their mother without warning, sparking concerns about the Iranian government's growing campaign of repression. The incident highlights the regime's efforts to silence dissent and control citizens through brutal means. The twins' case serves as a grim example of the regime's escalating use of force against its own people.
