Iranian Protesters Attack the Office of Town Mullahs, Chant “Death to the Dictator,” Jan. 13, 2020
Channel: Jeremy Vindiciam Libertatis
Date: 2020-01-14

Iranian protesters attack and stone the office of the town mullahs in Eyvanekey, Semnan, Iran, Jan. 13, 2020. They chant anti-regime slogans on their way to burn down the office of the Imam who delivers prayers on Friday and is the representative hand-picked by Khamenei for the small town.

This comes as the Ukrainian Boeing 737 Airliner, with call sign PS752, carrying 176 people, was shot down by the IRGC with a Russian-provided SA-15 SAM/Tor, firing a pair of 9M331, Jan. 7, 2020. The Ukrainian airliner reached a maximum altitude of 7,925 feet before tracking stopped and contact was lost when all on-board were killed, all of whom not killed or sucked out of the jet on impact burned to death in descent. Children were aboard.

On that same night, the IRGC had fired a wave of ballistic missiles at the U.S., Iraqi, Italian, German, and U.K. militaries.

A total of 16 Iranian missiles were fired. Only 12 impacted their targets, while the remainder, a quarter of all missiles launched failed. Only one impacted Irbil and the rest hit Al Assad. The missiles were launched from three locations within Iran. The U.S. was tracking the launches, and personnel at the bases had advanced warning, giving them time to take cover meaning there were 0 American or coalition casualties.

"U.S. early warning systems detected the incoming ballistic missiles well in advance, providing U.S. and coalition forces adequate time to take appropriate force protection measures," according to the Pentagon.

Leading up to this chain of events, it was uncovered a PM in the Iraqi government, including some intelligence operatives, were exposed for being on the Iranian government's payroll, according to troves of documents and evidence leaked over recent months. This prompted Iraqi civilians to take to the streets, burning Iranian flags, in pursuit of their independence and sovereignty, understanding their government is too compromised to represent their interests. After weeks of protest, now ex-Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi resigned, only after his security services killed many civilians for the burning of Iranian flags and other forms of protest.

In the meantime, unrest has been unfolding in Iran over the government's interventions in the economy, cutting back oil output according to Russia's requests made to the OPEC oil-cartel, the supply-shortage resulting in artificially inflated prices of gas and other vital resources, goods and services. Iranian civilians know this is damaging their development, negatively impacting their quality of life. In tandem with these issues, they have grown tired of the totalitarian regime asserting control over their lives in all spheres, economic and social. In response, the Iranian government has killed thousands of dissidents over recent weeks, including children.

Last month, four Katyusha rockets hit a military base near Baghdad International Airport early on Monday of December 9th, wounding at least six soldiers, Iraqi security officials said. It was one of many latest incidents in a series of rocket attacks in recent weeks, as Iran feels the pressure of dissent at home and abroad.

Iraqi security forces discovered a rocket launcher and some defused rockets nearby after searching the area following the attack, a statement from Iraqi security forces said.

According to the security officials, the area targeted by the rockets is frequented by military advisers from the U.S.-led coalition. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.

On Dec. 3rd, five rockets landed inside the Ain al-Asad airbase, a sprawling complex in the western Anbar desert that hosts U.S. forces, without causing any casualties and little damage.

On at least two occasions last month in Baghdad, rockets landed in areas around the heavily fortified Green Zone, the seat of Iraq's government.

And near the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, a barrage of Katyusha rockets targeted an Iraqi air base that houses American troops in early November.

As a response, air raids were conducted against Kata'ib Hizballah's weapons and planning facilities in Syria and Iraq, as well the IRGC, killing the commanders responsible for the Ayatollah-regime's proxy attacks on U.S. bases, public and private infrastructure over recent months, responsible for the deaths of nearly 1,000 U.S. troops over the years, hundreds of thousands of civilians from Iraq to Syria and Iran, and the brutal repression of the Iranian people under a religious-fascist vassal-regime of the Syrian-genocide-backing Russian Federation threatening to engulf the region in total-war, at the helm a sinister alliance between total-state ideologues who've no regard for the freedom and dignity of the individual to self-organize and live free of force. This was just one of many hundreds of regime-founded terror-networks, such as al-Haq, which self-proclaims responsibility for over 6,000 terror attacks around the globe from 2014 to current.