The human rights groups accused the Iranian security forces of using live bullets and various weapons to suppress the Iranian uprising in the Kurdish areas in the west of the country, in intensifying the security campaign that claimed more than one people during the last 24 hours.
The Kurdish provinces in the west and northwest of the country have witnessed widespread protests since the Iranian uprising in the wake of the death of the Kurdish young woman, Muhsa Amini, in September while she was held by the Ethics Police in Tehran.
Human demonstrations against the regime were recorded in several towns in recent days, especially the funerals of people who were said to have been killed in the hands of security personnel during previous demonstrations.
The Hancao human rights group, based in Norway, stated that the Iranian forces bombed the cities of Piranchehr, Tiwan and Gwanroud during the night, as they published video recordings in which he heard the sound of heavy weapons and live bullets.
An explanatory map of the Iranian city of Gwanrud, which witnessed the death of 7 people by the security forces
It reported that the security forces have killed 13 people in the past 24 hours, they are seven in Gwanroud, four in Pirancheh and two in other places.
Hankao said that a 16 -year -old boy named Karwan Qadir Shoukry was among the six people who were killed by security forces on Sunday.
She added that another person was killed when the security forces shot crowds carrying the body of the boy to a mosque.
France Press was unable to verify the outcome from an independent source.
Henkao stated that in light of “sharp confrontations” between the demonstrators and the security forces in Gwanrud, there is a shortage of blood stocks that the injured need in its hospitals..
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