Iranian media reports deadly Chemical Attacks on Schoolgirls. Someone has also resumed attacks on girls using deadly chemicals.
According to sources, at least 10 schools reportedly came under attack yesterday. The schools include five in Ardabil, two in Naqra, one in Pardis, one in Urmia, and one in Khuzestan province. There is poison in the students’ food.
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According to reports, these poisonings have reportedly resulted in the hospitalisation of about 100 female pupils.
Iranian schools started operating in the year 1402. Even before that, someone poisoned numerous female students in schools on the first day of the school year.
A series of harmful chemicals are used in “chemical attacks” on Iranian females. The attacks began as a result of public demonstrations against the Iranian regime.
Iranian officials of the Islamic Republic have blamed some foreign nations for instilling fear in students, but they have also acknowledged in rare instances that someone used deadly drugs on female students.
Additionally, Iran’s independent media has condemned this pattern of using harmful drugs to keep women and girls away from the protests.
We should emphasize that rallies throughout Iran mainly focus on the freedom of women and girls.