According to the non-governmental organization Iran Human Rights (IHR, based in Oslo), at least 95 people have died since September 16. The government, on the other hand, affirms that the figure is 60 dead, including a dozen policemen.
“Your hands are stained with the blood of our young people,” indicates one of the messages that appeared on the screens, when the news was broadcast on state television on Saturday night.
“It is time to collect your furniture and find another place for your family outside of Iran,” reads the other message that accompanies the photo of Khamenei on fire.
The cyberattack, which lasted a few seconds, was claimed by the activist group Edalat-e Ali (“The Justice of Ali”), which supports the protest movement, the most important in the country since the 2019 protests against the price hike. of gasoline.
The sequence also showed black and white photos of Mahsa Amini and three other murdered women.
In Iran, the Tasnim news agency confirmed that the nightly news “was briefly hacked by anti-revolutionary agents.”