In a tweet retweeted by @hey_itsmyturn, Iranian user @IliaHashemicom announced the imminent release of unseen images from the Dey month massacre in Iran.

@IliaHashemicom wrote:

After 7 months since the Dey Month massacre, unfortunately, the dimensions of this crime have still not been clearly reflected. The nationwide internet shutdown at that time was the main obstacle in disseminating what the people of Iran experienced up close in Dey. Ultimately, international public opinion, focusing on war news and then the World Cup, forgot the greatest crime in contemporary history that befell the Iranian people. Unpublished or rarely seen images of this horrific crime, committed by the IRGC and other security institutions of the Islamic Republic against unarmed people, will be published from my Twitter account in a series of tweets in English starting in a few minutes, in order to record history and remind the world of this crime. ⚠️ These images are uncensored, and some of them can be 'very distressing' for viewers, but since documenting these visual records in this part of history is a mission and a duty that has been entrusted to me like a trust, I will publish them as they should be, along with English explanations. Due to the graphic nature of the images, I am required to enable Twitter's Violence and Sensitive options when posting, which may prevent some of you from viewing if you have not confirmed your age or based on the laws and restrictions of your country of residence.