Iranian engineer in Ireland: 'We have buried our bravest, but Iran still lives'

Mourning families began to dance at their loved ones’ graves in celebration after US/Israeli strikes targeted murderous leaders of the Islamic Republic in Iran, an Iranian in Ireland said.

Thousands of Iranians were killed in Iran’s bloody crackdown on anti-government protests in January, limbs brutally amputated, people shot at point blank range and stabbed on the streets, Dr Nasim Soleimanian, an engineer who now lives in Ireland, said.

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