The Editorial Board of Iran International, citing new evidence and accounts, announced that the scale of violence by the Islamic Republic's repressive forces during the national revolution has exceeded initial estimates, with over 36,500 people killed in this targeted suppression on the orders of Ali Khamenei, the dictator of Tehran. Information received by Iran International provides a clear pattern of the methods of repression, the geographical scope of the clashes, and the behavior of security forces, including extrajudicial executions, shooting the wounded, and direct intervention by security forces in medical facilities. The totality of these findings indicates that what has occurred during the national revolution in Iran constitutes a widespread and premeditated crime that requires documentation, recording, and international follow-up.