Iran report says 16,500 dead in ‘genocide under digital darkness’

A new report from doctors in Iran reveals that at least 16,500 protesters have been killed and 330,000 injured in the brutal crackdown by the clerical regime. The protests, which began in response to hyperinflation and the weakening currency, have been met with extreme violence from the Iranian government, including the use of military-grade weapons and live ammunition. The regime has also implemented a complete communications and internet shutdown, leaving many Iranians unable to communicate with their loved ones. The Sunday Times obtained the report from doctors on the ground, who spoke using satellite technology to bypass the internet shutdown.