Iranian protesters bravely sing together in prison before they are hanged by Iranian regime. Screenshot from the said smuggled video.
Before they were hanged, they recorded this video from Gezel hesar Prison’s courtyard singing about defending their people from the killer regime. They did not fear death.
Smuggled video from inside an infamous Iranian prison captured the moment six dissidents broke into song to defy the Islamic regime one last time before they were hanged.
They are singing: “Your rival stands before you now, hardened in the flame — I am the faith, I am revolt, with belief I take my stand — I’ve sworn an oath upon my blood, the tyrant’s throne shall shatter,” the men calmly sung.
The video was reportedly filmed in the last week of February 2026, with the men identified as Vahid Baniamerian, Babak Alipour, Abolhassan Montazer, Pouya Ghobadi, Akbar Daneshvarkar and Mohammad Taghavi.
Ghobadi, 33, was confirmed to be executed on March 31 after he was allegedly tortured by the regime, which accused him of armed rebellion against the state, according to Amnesty International.
Baniamerian, 33, who was accused of the same crime, was featured in another smuggled video in a direct address to the Iranian dictators.
“To the Supreme Leader who wants to execute us to create fear in society. I want to remind you that I and those like me rose from the blood of freedom-loving youth,” he said before being executed on April 4, 2026.
“The six men, all executed for their alleged actions against the Iranian regime, were seen standing in a courtyard at the notorious Ghezel Hesar prison in Tehran, as they made their final stand with a song of resistance…All six men were accused of being members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), the country’s main opposition movement.”
All six men were accused of being members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), the country’s main opposition movement.