Yesterday, bombs fell on the prison where I was jailed. It may be a metaphor for the Iranian people’s fate ()

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Yesterday, bombs fell on the prison where I was jailed. It may be a metaphor for the Iranian people’s fate

The destruction of the gates of Evin prison, where I was incarcerated, risks becoming a metaphor for the fate of the Iranian people more broadly, once the missiles stop falling.

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