🚨 BREAKING: Multiple Cities COLLAPSE In Iran As IRGC Retreat - Iranian Uprising

On the seventh day of the Iranian uprising, several cities, including Hamadon, Delhi Jan, Mahalat, Elam, and Maraga, have reportedly fallen into the hands of the public. Protesters are actively tearing down Islamic Republic flags and burning statues of Solmani, symbolizing a direct challenge to the regime's authority.

The host states, 'We can now confirm that a number of cities including Hamadon and Delhi Jan have now fallen into the hands of the public.' and 'Mahalat, Delhi, John, Hamadon, and Elam have now fallen currently as of tonight.' He later adds, 'Solmani's statue on the on its sixth year anniversary of his assassination being burned down.'

Security forces are losing control of their equipment, including cars and bikes, to the Iranian people. This is seen as a sign of the regime's weakening grip, with the host suggesting they will run out of resources if the trend continues. The host interprets the regime's increased violence and killings as a desperate tactic when they are losing, rather than winning.

The host states, 'Security forces and are losing their equipment. They're losing their cars and bikes and everything else, including this in Thran, the capital earlier tonight.' He later adds, 'when they are killing, that's when you know that they are losing. It's not actually because they are winning.'

A significant cyberattack has completely paralyzed the online infrastructure of the Islamic Republic government. Multiple Iranian government websites, including portals for various departments, ministries, and city halls, have gone dark, indicating a sophisticated and coordinated strike against the regime's digital presence.

The host announces, 'breaking news now confirmed, ladies and gentlemen, as several Iranian government websites have now gone dark, including uh portals for multiple uh departments, ministries and uh the city halls, administration officers, multiple websites and the online infrastructure of government build government departments have now been hacked. a huge cyber attack.'

Iranian people are sending messages of support and gratitude to former President Trump following his message of support for the uprising. These messages also express loyalty to King Reza Pahlavi, indicating a desire for a return to a monarchical system and a rejection of the current Islamic Republic. This is framed as a 'charm offensive' putting pressure on the White House to act.

A clip plays of a woman saying, 'I'm the Iranian girl in Iran and I say thanks Mr. President Trump.' (07:23). Later, a photo message reads, 'President Trump, your message has been heard by the people of Iran and we express our sincere appreciation.' (17:31). Another woman states, 'our representative is crown prince Resapal Levi. I thank Mr. Trump and Mr. Netanyahu for their support of the Iranian people.'

The uprising has resulted in numerous civilian casualties. Specific individuals mentioned include Sar Etamadi, a 22-year-old shot in the face, Ahad Ibrahim Pur Abdulli killed in Lorasan, and 13-year-old Mahat Rostami. The host emphasizes that families of the deceased are coming forward to clarify that their loved ones were not IRGC supporters, refuting regime propaganda.

The host states, 'a number of Iranian people have unfortunately been killed tonight.' (02:21). He later confirms, 'the 22year-old Sar Etamadi. Sar was shot in the face two days ago in Faran and uh she was injured in the hospital... Tonight she's gone.' (20:19). He also mentions, 'His name was Ahad. Ahad um Ibrahim Pur Abdulli is also gone.' (20:52) and '13year-old child 13year-old Mahat Rostami was also targeted.' (21:17). He adds, 'their families their dads and everybody come out and and clarify saying no the regime are lying Our kids were not IRGC and they were killed by the IRGC.'