Mirhossein Mousavi about the fate of Hossein Hamadani: it is a lesson for the survivors

He called the fate of officials like Hossein Hamdani "a lesson for the survivors" "to find out that the autocrat demands everything from them in exchange for the prey he lays at their feet."

Mousavi, in his latest article published by the website of the word close to him, did not directly mention the name of Hamedani or other commanders of the IRGC, but he mentioned Ashura in 2009 and "hiring badsirt mobs to mutilate the youth of the people" and wrote: "Its punishment What was the dishonorable general who confessed and boasted about this crime, except that his life was wasted in exile as a victim of another tyrant."

Hossein Hamdani, who was the commander of Tehran's Mohammad Rasulullah Corps during the suppression of the protest movement after the 2009 presidential election and Ashura day of that year, was killed in Aleppo, Syria on October 8, 2015.

In 2015, Mohammad Ali Jafari, the then Commander-in-Chief of the Revolutionary Guards, referred to Hossein Hamdani's actions in a television program, calling him the "collector of the 2009 sedition". In the literature of the Islamic Republic, widespread protests against the government of the Islamic Republic are referred to as "Sedition".

Hamedani himself said in an interview about his actions in 2009: "We identified five thousand people who were present in the riots but were not present in the spectrums and political currents, and who were evil and thugs, and we controlled them in their homes; On the day they called, they were controlled and were not allowed to leave the house."

Hossein Hamdani further added: "I rented all the cinemas in Tehran." We took over all schools and hussainiyehs. We prepared nearly 30 groups that were related to me and I told them to bring the groups to the university square. On the day of Ashura, these three battalions gathered the people."

At the end of this conversation, this commander of the Revolutionary Guards said, "We gave 830 veterans in these events, pointing out that these words should be recorded in history." The sedition of 2009 is more important than Syria and the eight-year war. There were 45,000 Basij in this scene.

Also, after the killing of Qassem Soleimani, the former commander of the Quds Force, Mohammad Ali Jafari, the former commander of the IRGC, wrote in a tweet that Soleimani played a role in suppressing the protests of 1999 and 2009 in Iran and "was at the scene of counter-revolution on the floor of the street."

The protests of 1999 started in response to the closure of Salam newspaper, during which repression forces attacked Tehran University campus.

Also, the protests of 2009, which took place in response to the announcement of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's re-victory in the presidential elections of that year, were described as the largest protest movement in Iran after the revolution until that time.

Mr. Mousavi's new writing is his introduction to the "Arabic translation of the statements of the Green Movement" that were published during these protests.

Mirhossein Mousavi's sharp criticism of the regional policy of the Islamic Republic

While the protests of the Arab countries known as "Arab Spring" took place shortly after the 2009 protests, Mousavi wrote: "The government changed the name of the Arab Spring to Islamic awakening, so that the movement aimed at the freedom and justice of the fed-up nations From dictatorship, hunger, poverty, injustice, and fake assemblies, empty them of their truth.

The last prime minister of the Islamic Republic also criticized the intervention of the Iranian government in the countries of the region, including Syria.

While the Islamic Republic justifies its presence in Syria under the title of "defending the shrine", Mousavi wrote: "defending the shrine, which means protecting the heart of the believer against the least inclination towards oppressors, is like shedding blood in foreign lands for consolidation It is referred to as the basis of a child-killing diet.

He considered "millions of immigrants and hundreds of thousands of dead in Syria, the infamy of Hezbollah in Lebanon, the emergence of ISIS, ethnic and tribal wars in Yemen, and the tendency of Arab countries to link with Israel and the slogan of the Shiite crescent" as "sinister evidence of the intentions of this perversion" and added: "The troubles caused by these measures for Iran and the region all stemmed from one big mistake, and that was to interfere with the true meaning of the people's will."