Student Protests Across Iran Students protested today in several... cities across Iran, including Tehran, Shiraz, Khorramabad, Kermanshah, Tabriz, Mashhad, Karaj, and cities across Gilan Province. The protests were sparked by concerns over the role of school grades in university admissions and worries about students' educational futures. Students chanted slogans including: "We have seen no justice, only empty promises." and "Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, we are all together."show more

Protests in Iran continuing in Tehran, Shiraz, Mashhad, Yazd,... Hafshanjan, Kermanshah, Ilam province, and others Many many are injured and several killed from shooting attacks of the Islamic regime forces. The internet has been completely cut in some cities including Marvdasht. Dozens have been arrested.show more

The interesting fact about the protests, specifically by students,... all across Iran, is that they’re the first protests anywhere in the world in the past two and quarter years where students are protesting AGAINST terrorists and terror supporters as well as for their own freedom, rather than protesting FOR terrorists as we’ve all seen millions of retarded low IQ students do all across the west.show more

Protests continue across Iran tonight. In Shahsavar and Khorramabad,... demonstrators have taken to the streets. In Tehran, large crowds are once again marching despite the violent crackdown. In Kermanshah, protesters reportedly set fire to a building used by Islamic Republic security forces.show more

Protests in Iran are spiraling into mass riots and... uprisings, spreading rapidly across the whole nation. Major gatherings have been reported in Fardis (Karaj), Sohravardi (Tehran), and Mashhad. In Yazd, the situation is described as “completely out of control.” Iran's regime is losing grip.show more

Deadly protests against the Ayatollah regime in Iran have... entered their fifth day. At least eight people have been killed, and students have now joined the demonstrations. The unrest began with shopkeepers closing hundreds of stores across Tehran and other major cities. As students joined, the protests shifted from purely economic grievances to political demands, with slogans such as “Death to the dictator.” Several of the country’s most prestigious universities in Tehran and Isfahan have been closed. Clashes continue at Tehran University, where students are confronting security forces at the main campus gates. The government, led by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has responded with water cannons, tear gas, and lethal force. According to human rights group Hengaw, at least eight people have died. Three, including a 15-year-old, were killed on the evening of January 1 in Azna when security forces opened fire on protesters. Another 17 were injured. The protests began on December 28, when shopkeepers in Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz, and Mashhad took to the streets after the national currency collapsed to a record low of about 1.4 million rials per US dollar, driving food prices up roughly 60%. The economic strain is further worsened by ongoing sanctions and Iran’s prolonged conflict with Israel.show more

#Breaking: Protests are unfolding now at Amir Kabir University... of #Tehran, where university students have gathered in open defiance of the Islamic regime of #Iran. Students can be heard chanting “Javid Shah” (Long Live Shah) as well as slogans against the ruling establishment such as "Death to Mullahs, Mojaheds (MEK terrorists) and Leftists". They are also paying tribute to the murdered protesters — including fellow students from the same university who were killed during the recent crackdown. The atmosphere reflects both mourning and determination, as students honor the fallen and voice their demands for change. #IranMassacre #IranRevolution #IranRevolution2026 #IranProtests #IranProtests2026 #HumanRightsshow more

Protests are sweeping across Iran tonight with more cities... joining by the minute despite violent regime crackdown. Videos are of the protests in Astara, Rasht, Khorramdarreh (Zanjan) and Mehran (Ilam) - people chant “we don’t want a clerical state!” #IranProtests #اعتراضات_سراسریshow more

Members of the Bangladeshi diaspora in Paris and Seoul... staged protests and condemned the killings of students in Bangladesh by Sheikh Hasina's government and security forces, demanding her immediate resignation. Similar protests have taken place in multiple major cities around the world. From 16th July until today, 168 people have lost their lives. Among the dead are mostly university students, who were shot by members of the Bangladesh police and RAB, while some were hacked to death by ruling party student wing members.show more

🇮🇷 PROTESTS IN IRAN: Student protest gatherings are spreading... across Iran, with demonstrations now reported in multiple cities nationwide. Protesters are voicing anger over worsening conditions and growing pressure from the regime—there was reportedly an announcement that they would be required to take exams in-person.show more

Overnight, protests against the Iranian regime continued across the... country, with uprisings reported in Tehran, Karaj, Shiraz, Yazd, and Bandar Abbas. In Tehran, clashes broke out in neighborhoods like Chitgar and Tehranpars as demonstrators faced off with security forces. One of the most striking developments came from Mashhad, where protesters reportedly took over a state radio and TV station. In Deylam, Bushehr Province, monarchist chants were heard, while more protests flared in Shiraz’s Motahari district, Kashan, and other cities joining the movement. The regime has responded with heavy force. Reports of arrests, injuries, and deaths continue to surface, but with internet and phone access severely limited, independent confirmation remains difficult. Still, the protests appear to be gaining momentum.show more

🇮🇷 Protests in Iran are intensifying and spreading to... new regions. Throughout the day and night, massive clashes were recorded, and IRGC administrative buildings and transport were set on fire in Tehran, Mashhad, Gorgan, Kermanshah and other cities. In a number of regions, the authorities opened fire on protesters, and also began to massively turn off the internet and, according to reports, cut off electricity. Protesters are seizing checkpoints, releasing detainees, destroying symbols of the regime, and raising the historical flag. Previously passive regions, including Iranian Azerbaijan, are gradually joining the protests.show more

🇫🇷 #France: Heavy clashes between students and riot police... have erupted across France over the past week as a wave of school protests over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and deteriorating conditions continues to escalate. The unrest, which began in the Paris region last week, has now spread to cities including Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Dijon and Strasbourg, with students blockading schools, setting fires and throwing projectiles at police, who have responded with tear gas and other riot-control measures. At least 440 people, mostly minors, have been arrested and 76 injured since the protests began, according to French authorities. (via BBC)show more

🇮🇷 IRANIANS CHALLENGE REGIME FORCES AND DEMAND PAHLAVI’S RETURN:... "DON'T BE AFRAID" Massive protests are shaking cities across northeast Iran again as thousands pour into the streets, standing up to the Islamic Republic’s security forces without fear. In Chenaran, protesters directly faced regime troops and chanted, “Don’t be afraid, we are all together!”: a bold act of defiance in a country where speaking out can get you jailed or worse. And in Neyshabur, the crowd got even louder, shouting “Pahlavi will return” and “Javid Shah,” signaling growing nationwide support for Reza Pahlavi and open rebellion against the Islamic Republic. People are flooding the streets in city after city getting bolder, louder, and more determined. What started as scattered unrest is now looking more and more like a full-blown revolution in motion. And the chant “Don’t be afraid” is turning into something real. The regime’s fear is starting to show. Source: People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), Shayan Newsshow more

As stated - the protests in Iran have taken... a big turn today. Protesters are now armed - in Ilam province, eastern Kurdistan (Rojhelat), limited clashes are being reported. 40+ cities across Iran are in protests against the Iranian regime. What has started as a protest against the failure of the Iranian government to provide basic services and counter the inflation has turned into a movement that is threatening the reign of the IRGCshow more

⚠️Violence allert #Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan: Indian embassy asks students in... #Kyrgyzstan to stay indoors amid violent protests in Bishkek. An altercation between local and #Egyptian students at a hostel in Kyrgyzstan on May 13 sparked protests in Bishkek on Friday. Five Pakistani medical students were injured, one student was admitted to Bishkek hospital with jaw injuries, four others released after first aid, The mob targeted hostels of medical universities in #Bishkek, which are inhabited by students from #India, #Pakistan, and #Bangladesh. No Indian students have been injured in the attacks. The number of Indian students in Kyrgyzstan is estimated to be around 15,000.show more

Several explosions have been reported across a number of... cities in Iran: Bandar Abbas, Tabriz, Ahvaz, Farand, Tehran, and Qeshm. These seem to have been caused by explosives. Just to confirm, these are NOT from US or Israeli airstrikes or missiles. These explosions have nothing to do with the US or Israel.show more

BREAKING: Reports indicate that the U. S. military strikes... at Iran have expanded to several locations across the country, while air defenses have been activated in Tehran and Mahshahr. Real-time local reports say two explosions were heard in Jask, while additional attacks have been reported in Bushehr Province. At the same time, reports have emerged of strikes in Mashhad and Khuzestan Province, including Izeh and the Bagh-e Melli area of Masjed Soleyman. According to local reports, air defense systems have also been activated in Mahshahr and Tehran. #OperationEpicFuryshow more

Footage coming in just now from Tehran 🔴 Fri... Jan 2, 2026 Eastern Tehran have taken over the streets, chanting "Javid Shah" -- Long live the king and "dont be afraid we're all together" Don't stop sharing the voices coming from the dangerous streets of Iran. People are risking everything.show more

🧵Analysis of Day Six of the Protests in Iran:... 1. Today should be considered a major day for the Iranian uprising, as U.S. President Donald Trump implicitly acknowledged the people’s protests and issued a warning to the regime. 2. Regime officials reacted immediately with a wave of statements, revealing the depth of their fear. 3. Protests today were closely tied to large and solemn funeral processions for those killed. During these ceremonies, crowds openly chanted slogans against the regime, saying the fight will continue. 4. Another important paradigm shift is that most protests are now taking place at night, even as we speak. The reason is straightforward: many protesters are daily wage workers who cannot afford to miss a day of work. 5. The protests have spread to new cities, including Zahedan and Tabriz. People have also taken to the streets in Marvdasht, Karaj, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, Lorestan, Qazvin, Khuzestan, Qum and Mashhad. 6. For now, the uprising continues, and protesters remain deeply outraged by the killings that took place yesterday. 7. Today's chants: “Death to Khamenei” “This is the final battle — Pahlavi will return” “Jaavid Shah” (Long live the King) “Death to the Dictator” “We don’t want the Islamic Republic” “Cry all you want, Seyyed Ali — Pahlavi is coming” “This year is the year of blood — Seyyed Ali will be overthrown” “Reza Shah, bless your soul”show more

Master's and Ph.D. students at Islamic Azad University in... Tehran gathered outside the university's central headquarters in Tehran on Tuesday to protest a decision to hold their exams in person, a video sent to Iran International showed. Students are objecting to a last-minute decision to hold exams in person after a semester of remote learning necessitated by January's protests and the war, arguing the switch is both inconsistent and unfair given the financial and logistical burden it places on graduate students who have already returned home.show more