SARI, Iran — In the shadow of Iran's persistent nationwide internet shutdown, now entering its second week since January 8, 2026, a fleeting reconnection has unveiled harrowing accounts of violence from the northern city of Sari. Eyewitnesses and activists, seizing the brief window, transmitted reports of regime-perpetrated atrocities, starkly highlighting the claim: "They killed a pregnant woman." These messages, shared via social media and smuggled communications, underscore the indiscriminate nature of the crackdown on anti-government protests that have gripped the nation since late December 2025.
Brief Internet Reconnection Exposes Atrocities in Sari: Pregnant Woman Reportedly Killed in Iran's Ongoing Massacre
Ehsan Pirbornash Source
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After days of enforced digital blackout, a momentary internet restoration in Iran allowed chilling reports from the city of Sari to surface, including allegations of a pregnant woman killed by regime forces, as the complete picture of widespread crimes against protesters remains shrouded in uncertainty.
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