In this live, we will examine the organized Twitter attacks against Mohammad Jarjandi, how to identify the perpetrators behind these attacks, and analyze the accusations made by various individuals, especially Bahman Babazadeh. This report includes explanations about the nature of the attacks, calls made for clarification, and a final summary of the issue. Update: Images of the apology of the accounts of the group attacking Jarjandi (in the community section of the channel): • Post Second update; Apology from a user who received a lot of attention in the comments: • Post Live description Part 1: Explanation of the Twitter attacks Mohammad Jarjandi At the beginning of the video, he talks about the coordinated Twitter attacks that were carried out against him. He explains how these attacks were designed and executed by a group of user accounts on Twitter. These attacks included character destruction, various slander, and the dissemination of malicious information. Numerous accounts (300 to 400 accounts) were used to create a wave of accusations against Jarjandi. The aim of these attacks was to damage Jarjandi’s reputation and portray him as corrupt and involved in illegal activities. Jarjandi has attempted to expose these attacks by documenting and identifying the perpetrators. He has emphasized that these attacks are organized and that there are specific individuals and goals behind them. Part 2: Phone call with the manager of the attacks (Reza Abbasian) Later in the video, Jarjandi calls the manager of the group responsible for these attacks, #Reza_Abbasian. He introduces himself as a customer and gains Abbasian’s trust. Jarjandi initially enters the conversation as a customer of a DEX exchange and asks Abbasian about Twitter advertisements for this exchange. During the conversation, he receives more details about the group’s modus operandi. At the end of the conversation, Jarjandi introduces himself and explains that the purpose of this call is to identify the perpetrators behind the Twitter attacks. He asks Abbasian to reveal the name of the person who ordered these attacks and assures him that if he cooperates, no lawsuit will be filed against him. Abbasian introduces the name of “Bahman Babazadeh,” a music journalist, as the person who ordered these attacks and sends some of the relevant documents to Jarjandi. Part 3: Review of Jarjandi’s Twitter space In part of the video, Jarjandi reviews his Twitter space and analyzes the accusations that Bahman Babazadeh has made against him. One of these accusations is that he received a large sum of money in cryptocurrency. Babazadeh claims that #Mohammad_Jarjandi received a large sum of money in cryptocurrency after destroying two pop singers and cooperated with betting sites. Jarjandi denied this accusation and asked Babazadeh to provide the relevant documents. Babazadeh’s other accusation is that Jarjandi collaborated with betting sites. Jarjandi called the claim baseless and emphasized that such accusations must be made with solid evidence. Babazadeh also claimed that Jarjandi managed more than 50 Twitter accounts to destroy individuals. Jarjandi denied this claim and demanded that #Bahman_Babazadeh provide documentation. Babazadeh accused Jarjandi of organizing Twitter attacks against him. Jarjandi considered this accusation part of an attempt to divert public opinion. Another of Babazadeh's accusations is that Jarjandi may have collaborated with people like Amin Fardin. Jarjandi also denied this accusation and described it as baseless. Part 4: Live Summary At the end of the video, Jarjandi summarizes the results of his investigations. Bahman Babazadeh is identified as the main customer of the attacks. The initial documentation was provided through Reza Abbasian and Jarjandi intends to continue legal proceedings. Jarjandi emphasized that any accusation must be based on valid evidence. He asked Babazadeh to publish documents if he has them to support his claims. Jarjandi urged his audience to be vigilant against such organized attacks. He emphasized that he would not back down from such destruction and would use all legal means to defend himself.