The Iranian regime has intensified mass executions, which critics interpret as a sign of desperation rather than strength. Observers and opposition groups, including the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), emphasize that these actions reflect the regime's fear as it faces increasing resistance from the Iranian people. Calls have been made for the international community to break its silence and take action against what is described as a campaign of repression and terror. The regime reportedly uses executions and sham trials, such as Tehran’s 35th sham trial, to intimidate dissenters, suppress political opposition, and rewrite history. Opposition voices stress that change must come from within Iran through organized resistance, rejecting appeasement or exile as solutions. The movement advocates for a democratic alternative and urges global recognition of the Iranian people's right to resist and seek regime change. The situation is framed as a struggle between the clerical regime's attempts to maintain power through fear and the rising democratic aspirations of the Iranian population.