As part of the extensive mobilization, the Mullahs' regime allocated 51,000 repressive forces to control Greater Tehran, including 21,000 internal security forces and 30,000 Revolutionary Guard and Basij forces, deployed in squares and even in minor intersections to deal with emergency situations, and conduct motorcycle parades in Tehran and other cities under the name of 'War Week,' to maintain military and security density, which are parades similar to those conducted by Hezbollah in Lebanon, and it is no wonder, as it is the Mullahs' regime that funds and arms Hezbollah!
Motorcycle patrols also conduct physical searches of pedestrians on sidewalks, and even at traffic signals, and check mobile phones to identify those calling for the overthrow of the regime, and take some of them with them!
As part of the mobilization measures, security forces have established new detention centers in remote and uninhabited areas to accommodate potential arrests, based on the experiences of previous uprisings.
The Mullah executioner 'Hossein Taeb,' the commander of the Basij, seeks to expand his forces and attract as many Basij elements as possible from among the unemployed, by increasing salaries, bonuses, and mission allowances for internal security forces, the Guard, and intelligence, to encourage their presence in protest squares and various possibilities, especially in Tehran!
The Revolutionary Guard and internal security forces have also introduced new riot control equipment in security and police units, and have started training on the use of this new equipment a month ago.
It is noteworthy that women hold leadership positions in the Iranian opposition, and the most effective is the People's Mujahedin of Iran, which has been in existence for more than 60 years and has fought against the Shah's regime and the Mullahs' regime.
At the top of the pyramid is Maryam Rajavi, the wife of Massoud Rajavi, who is in hiding due to being pursued by the Mullahs' repressive apparatus, and Maryam is the President of the Iranian Republic elected by the opposition. In this context, days ago, the election of 'Mehnaz Memnet' as the Secretary-General of the People's Mujahedin of Iran took place during the organization's large gathering on September 6, at the beginning of the 62nd year of its establishment, by the votes of the Mujahedin of Iran present in seven European countries: 'France, Germany, Britain, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Albania,' through three consecutive rounds, which confirms the democratic nature of the organization.
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