The provided text is a Persian translation of an opinion piece discussing the bombing of Evin prison in Iran. The author, a former prisoner, expresses their personal experience of detention and torture in the same facility. They question the impact of the bombing, highlighting the potential harm to prisoners, families, and staff, and lamenting the loss of a kind supervisor.
The author argues that the bombing was not a targeted attack on military leaders but rather an act that, contrary to its intended affect, has united the Iranian people in their suffering and solidarity. They criticize the “immoral systems” involved – the Iranian regime for imprisoning innocents and the external force for its bombings.
The piece expresses a hope for a ceasefire between Iran, Israel, and the United States to end the “madness.” However, the author anticipates that the iranian regime, facing internal pressure, will retaliate with increased violence, leading to further arrests, torture, and executions, with vulnerable communities like the Baha’is likely to be among the first victims.The overarching message is that innocents will ultimately bear the brunt of these conflicts.
