Simultaneously, in the southeastern city of Zahedan, Resistance Units marked the 38th anniversary of the 1988 massacre of political prisoners and the 120th anniversary of Iran’s Constitutional Revolution. Concurrently, Resistance Units launched coordinated street operations across Tehran, Shiraz, Isfahan, Tabriz, Kermanshah, and Rasht, displaying placards and painting graffiti reading “Political prisoners must be freed” and “No to state executions”. July 7—Zahedan, southeast IranPMOI/MEK Resistance Units mark the anniversary of the 1988 massacre of political prisoners by continuing the legacy of 30,000 martyrs who refused to surrender to the regime. ConclusionThe relentless expansion of underground resistance operations across Iran exposes a fundamental vulnerability in the clerical regime’s strategy of governance through terror. The Iranian Resistance and its network of MEK Resistance Units have demonstrated a persistent ability to penetrate state security apparatuses across every major urban center, transforming public spaces and high-security prisons into focal points of organized defiance.