Faust

I’ve been actively using this account for 9 years. As an Iranian and an opponent of the Islamic Republic, I’ve used this platform to amplify the voices of Iranian people, especially when the regime shuts down the internet to hide its crimes and silence those demanding freedom. Although I live outside Iran, I’ve always tried to report what is happening inside the country honestly, share the news, and make sure the voices of people who cannot speak freely are heard around the world. In the past month alone, @X has locked my account 3 times, including once for 7 days, over tweets that were simply reporting news from Iran and, to my knowledge, did not violate any rules. The pattern raises serious concerns about coordinated mass-reporting campaigns by regime supporters targeting Iranian opposition accounts. Many other voices opposing the Islamic Republic have also reportedly faced suspensions and restrictions during this period. When the regime cuts off the internet, every account that helps the world hear from inside Iran matters. If those accounts are silenced through mass reporting and unfair enforcement, the result is exactly what the regime wants: fewer witnesses, less visibility, and less international attention. @Support @Safety @GlobalAffairs, I urge you to investigate these repeated locks, review the specific tweets, and ensure your enforcement systems cannot be abused to silence political speech. Don’t let coordinated reporting abuse silence us. When the Islamic Republic shuts down the internet, X must not become another place where the voices of Iranian people are shut down. #freeiran