US EditionIran’s regime in its ‘final days and weeks’ after mass protests, Germany’s Merz says
Chancellor Merz called for an end to violence and a peaceful political transition as protests over economic hardship have led to hundreds of deaths, according to activists.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said Iran's regime is likely in its "final days and weeks" after two weeks of deadly protests.
- Merz said if a regime can only stay in power through violence, then it is effectively finished.
- Iranian activists say hundreds of protesters have been killed by the regime's security forces in the brutal crackdown, with thousands more detained.
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Germany predicts end of Iran regime as UN condemns killings
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has predicted an imminent end to the current leadership in Iran as mass protests in major cities enter the third week. Speaking on Tuesday during his visit to India, Merz noted that any government that can only keep itself in power by force “is effectively at the end.” “We are now seeing the final days and weeks of this regime,” the German leader said. ” The population is now rising up against this regime.” Merz,…
In view of the mass protests in Iran, Federal Chancellor Merz anticipates an early end to the leadership there.
Iran’s leadership in its ‘final days and weeks’: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz as anti-govt protests rage on
Iran protests news today: Hours after the United States announced 25% tariffs on countries doing business with Iran, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz Tuesday said the Iranian regime is in its "final days and weeks". Iran is facing one of the deadliest waves of unrest in years, as nationwide protests are stretching into their third week.
Chancellor Merz condemned the violence against peaceful demonstrators in Iran with harsh words yesterday, and now he is going a step further.
Chancellor Merz condemned the violence against peaceful demonstrators in Iran with harsh words yesterday, and now he is going a step further.
For the first time, a representative of the state apparatus spoke of many deaths. Germany's Chancellor Merz anticipates an early end to the regime, Spain and Finland appoint the Iranian ambassadors
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