While the entirety of the regime trembles before the sacred wrath of the Iranian people, the leaders have resorted to extreme measures for their survival. Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei, the head of the regime’s criminal judiciary, on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, issued a command for mass and rapid executions—an act that constitutes nothing less than a declaration of war against humanity.
Official Admission (IRNA & Mizan News Agencies – Jan 14, 2026): “Unannounced 5-hour visit by the Judiciary Chief to Tehran prisons; decisive order for the swift resolution of ‘riot’ cases.”
Excerpt: “Hojjat-ol-EIslam Mohseni-Eje’i… emphasized: ‘Judges and interrogators are obligated to resolve the cases of main elements and protest leaders without delay and with double speed.’ Eje’i stated: ‘If we lose time in the execution of justice and the issuance of legal verdicts, the punishment will lose its deterrent effect. Decisive action must be taken in the shortest possible time to serve as an example for others.’ He further ordered that those charged with ‘Moharebeh’ (Enmity against God) be tried in special branches.”
This official confession marks the end of any illusion regarding “due process.” It is an explicit order for summary executions.
Scale of the Crime
The number of detainees now facing the gallows following this call for execution has reached a staggering 50,000, according to investigations across 144 cities. The regime has shown no mercy even to the wounded; security forces have abducted injured protesters from hospital beds and even directly from operating room doors, dragging them to the slaughterhouse. Eje’i insists on “urgency” for executing these youths while many are in critical physical condition due to severe injuries.
While the regime attempts to conceal the scale of its atrocities behind a total internet blackout, harrowing reports reached Simay-e-Azadi (INTV) directly from the scene. These reports confirm a level of brutality that defies description: coup de grace of injured protesters in the streets. These leaked accounts, piercing through the digital iron curtain, reveal a political genocide in progress.
Universal Responsibility
Our question to the international community is no longer a plea; it is a direct challenge and a call for accountability regarding their Universal Responsibility: Eje’i has an “urgency” to hang the wounded and detainees; does the international community, UN and the states of free world have the same urgency to stop this genocide? Today’s silence is not neutrality; it is giving the criminal regime a free hand to commit crimes against humanity and political genocide. By cutting the internet and ordering “double speed,” the regime is executing a wider and more horrific version of the 1988 Massacre. If the international community fails to target this regime’s totality under the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and Paragraphs 138 & 139 of the 2005 UN Document, it has effectively invalidated all human rights conventions and their claim of being defenders of human rights.
The era of eroded diplomacy is over. While Eje’i weaves gallows with “double speed,” the global community must act with “quadruple speed” to expel this regime and refer this case to the UN Security Council. Every second of delay is a seal of approval on the blood spilled in the streets, including reported Coupe de grace of the wounded protesters in the streets, and the necks that will soon face the noose.
