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Iranian security forces have killed hundreds amid nationwide protests triggered by a severe economic crisis and exacerbated by government-imposed internet blackouts, analysts say.
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Defeating dictatorship and resisting imperial interference: Dual challenges of Iran’s protest movement
Lashing out with deadly violence, the theocratic regime that rules Iran has murdered, according to unverified numbers, several hundred demonstrators in a desperate attempt to crush the mass popular uprising that’s rapidly spread across the country since mid-December. The scale and lethality of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s security forces’ response to protests is clear evidence, according to Iranian progressives, “that the overwhelming majority …
Iran’s Regime Faces Its Toughest Challenge Yet
“Iran’s 12-day war with Israel and the U.S. last June broke the regime’s carefully nurtured image of invincibility, many ordinary Iranians say. Now the aftermath is helping to fuel a wave of protests over the past two weeks that has left at least 500 people dead as the Islamic Republic attempts to regain control,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “Footage seeping out of the country shows mass protests are continuing despite the crackdown. Human-…
After nearly two weeks of street protests, it is clear that this is the most serious threat to the regime since the founding of the Islamic Republic. • The Iranian regime has found itself with an almost empty toolbox, and the little it has is bad.
El Salto
DesinformémonosThe dialectic tension has escalated over the weekend between Iran and the United States. Donald Trump has warned that he could intervene in the country. Main Topics: IranRead full article
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