Mandatory east
Israel: Exercised Ewin prison in Iran
Updated on June 23, 2025 – 12:42 p.m.Reading time: 2 min.
Israel’s army continues her attacks in Iran. According to official information, she also aimed at a notorious facility: the Ewin prison in Tehran is feared in Iran.
According to the Ministry of Department, Israel’s army attacks the notorious Ewin prison in Iran’s capital Tehran. In addition to the attack on the prison “for political prisoners and regime gegen” there are blows “with unprecedented toughness” to other “regime goals and state oppression organs in the heart of Tehran,” said Defense Minister Israel Katz.
Many political dissidents are detained in the Ewin prison. The detention center has been shouting as a place of serious human rights violations for decades – and feared in Iran.
The state -owned Iranian news channel Fars published the video of a surveillance camera, which is supposed to show the impact at an entrance to the prison. Accordingly, a drone or a floor with limited explosive power was used.
According to the Iranian news agency Tasnim, the correctional authority in Tehran confirmed the attack on prison. Parts of it were damaged. The situation is under control. At first there was no information about injured, dead or fleeing detainees.
The “Times of Israel” suspected that the attack had aimed to enable the prisoners to escape.
In addition to the prison, Israel’s military also attacked the headquarters of the paramilitary Basi-Miliz and the headquarters of the Revolutionary Guard Department. In addition, a clock was also destroyed in a central square in the capital, which is supposed to count down the residual time of Israel.
The Basid-Miliz was founded after the Islamic Revolution in 1979. It mainly recruits its members from the young population. The militia plays a central role in the suppression of protests in the country. As part of the revolutionary guards, it counts several hundred thousand system loyalty. The unit is known for its central role in the Iranian security and military structure. It occurs regularly in military and political productions.
