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Bread prices in Iran have soared 30–100%, making a basic staple unaffordable for many. Over a third of Iranians live below the poverty line, and some now treat bread as a “luxury.” In cities like Tehran, long bread lines mirror wartime rationing, and some families are so desperate they’re...

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From the moment I received the flour until now, my tears have not stopped — but this time, they were tears of joy and gratitude for what God has granted me today. It has been a long time since I have seen my daughter so calm and at peace. When she received the bread along with a little food, she held the piece of bread in her tiny hands, unable to believe it: Is this real bread, or just a beautiful dream? Alhamdulillah, today we baked the bread ourselves and ate together as a family. It was a moment of blessing that I had long missed and only now realize how precious it is. Finally, I can only thank you from the depths of my heart for your care, kindness, and constant support for us. You are our strength and our hope in these difficult times. All my love to you all.❤️🙏
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From the moment I received the flour until now, my tears have not stopped — but this time, they were tears of joy and gratitude for what God has granted me today. It has been a long time since I have seen my daughter so calm and at peace. When she received the bread along with a little food, she held the piece of bread in her tiny hands, unable to believe it: Is this real bread, or just a beautiful dream? Alhamdulillah, today we baked the bread ourselves and ate together as a family. It was a moment of blessing that I had long missed and only now realize how precious it is. Finally, I can only thank you from the depths of my heart for your care, kindness, and constant support for us. You are our strength and our hope in these difficult times. All my love to you all.❤️🙏

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🇮🇷 IRANIAN PROTESTERS OPEN FIRE IN ILAM AS ANGER BOILS OVER The protests crossed a line from chants to guns, showing how serious and desperate people are after years of economic collapse and brutal repression. In Ilam, western Iran, anti-government protesters grabbed rifles and fired shots into the air, sending a clear message that fear is fading and anger is taking over. These protests are fueled by inflation near 40%, a collapsing currency, and a regime that keeps spending money abroad while regular families struggle to buy food. Iran’s leaders hate this image because armed civilians signal something bigger than demonstrations, they signal the start of open defiance against a theocratic dictatorship. With Trump openly warning the U.S. could act if protesters are slaughtered, Tehran now faces pressure from the streets and from outside at the same time. History shows regimes panic when people stop whispering and start standing armed in public, and Iran looks closer to that moment every day. Source: Rapid Report
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🇮🇷 IRANIAN PROTESTERS OPEN FIRE IN ILAM AS ANGER BOILS OVER The protests crossed a line from chants to guns, showing how serious and desperate people are after years of economic collapse and brutal repression. In Ilam, western Iran, anti-government protesters grabbed rifles and fired shots into the air, sending a clear message that fear is fading and anger is taking over. These protests are fueled by inflation near 40%, a collapsing currency, and a regime that keeps spending money abroad while regular families struggle to buy food. Iran’s leaders hate this image because armed civilians signal something bigger than demonstrations, they signal the start of open defiance against a theocratic dictatorship. With Trump openly warning the U.S. could act if protesters are slaughtered, Tehran now faces pressure from the streets and from outside at the same time. History shows regimes panic when people stop whispering and start standing armed in public, and Iran looks closer to that moment every day. Source: Rapid Report

Mario Nawfal

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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 IRGC
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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 IRGC

ScharoMaroof

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Best Bread in the World for 2025: Pan de bono, Colombia 🇨🇴 Check the entire list: TasteAtlas crowned pan de bono as the best bread in the world among 505 cataloged breads, based on 15,870 ratings. Pan de bono is a traditional Colombian bread consisting of cassava starch, cornmeal or corn flour, queso fresco, eggs, and sugar. The bread is shaped into bagels or balls that are slightly larger than golf balls. Pan de bono is similar to other South American cheese breads like pan de queso, difference being added conr flour or cornmeal, and a hint of sweeteness due to the addition of sugar. It is usually served warm with a cup of hot chocolate on the side. Some claim that the name pan de bono was created after an Italian baker in Cali who used to yell pane del buono (good bread), while others say that it is named after a place called Hacienda El Bono, where it was first made. Video: ELEAGUE_has_moved.cafetin
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Best Bread in the World for 2025: Pan de bono, Colombia 🇨🇴 Check the entire list: TasteAtlas crowned pan de bono as the best bread in the world among 505 cataloged breads, based on 15,870 ratings. Pan de bono is a traditional Colombian bread consisting of cassava starch, cornmeal or corn flour, queso fresco, eggs, and sugar. The bread is shaped into bagels or balls that are slightly larger than golf balls. Pan de bono is similar to other South American cheese breads like pan de queso, difference being added conr flour or cornmeal, and a hint of sweeteness due to the addition of sugar. It is usually served warm with a cup of hot chocolate on the side. Some claim that the name pan de bono was created after an Italian baker in Cali who used to yell pane del buono (good bread), while others say that it is named after a place called Hacienda El Bono, where it was first made. Video: ELEAGUE_has_moved.cafetin

TasteAtlas

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⚡️ ⚡️ Protesters have already taken control of two cities in western Iran Residents of Abdanan and Malekshahi have pushed out security forces and are celebrating their victory. People are chanting “Death to Khamenei!” and renaming streets in the cities — some are being named after Trump. Fox News reports on the takeover. Iranian authorities deny the information. Senator Graham said earlier that if the ayatollahs continue killing their own people, who are demanding a better life — Trump will kill them. Nationwide protests began in late December following the collapse of the rial, soaring inflation, and an energy crisis. Waiting...
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⚡️ ⚡️ Protesters have already taken control of two cities in western Iran Residents of Abdanan and Malekshahi have pushed out security forces and are celebrating their victory. People are chanting “Death to Khamenei!” and renaming streets in the cities — some are being named after Trump. Fox News reports on the takeover. Iranian authorities deny the information. Senator Graham said earlier that if the ayatollahs continue killing their own people, who are demanding a better life — Trump will kill them. Nationwide protests began in late December following the collapse of the rial, soaring inflation, and an energy crisis. Waiting...

NEXTA

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We buy like 5 loafs from the local bakery every few months Then cut all loaf in slices, I got this bread cutting machine for it on Amazon Then we freeze those slices We don't eat bread a lot but sometimes, so if you wanna eat bread, you just put a frozen slice in air fryer for about 7 minutes and you have toasted bread One reason is that whenever we go to the bakery here after 12 noon all bread is sold out, so this is easier Now studies show freezing bread and other starches is healthier for you as it doesn't spike your blood sugar as much Related I try to start my day with protein, never carbs or sugar, just egg or meat and then carbs or fruit after I know lots of people start their day with fruits cause I see it at hotel breakfast and I try avoid starting my day with that This trick originally from Andrey Azimov who got it from Michael from Dojobali
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We buy like 5 loafs from the local bakery every few months Then cut all loaf in slices, I got this bread cutting machine for it on Amazon Then we freeze those slices We don't eat bread a lot but sometimes, so if you wanna eat bread, you just put a frozen slice in air fryer for about 7 minutes and you have toasted bread One reason is that whenever we go to the bakery here after 12 noon all bread is sold out, so this is easier Now studies show freezing bread and other starches is healthier for you as it doesn't spike your blood sugar as much Related I try to start my day with protein, never carbs or sugar, just egg or meat and then carbs or fruit after I know lots of people start their day with fruits cause I see it at hotel breakfast and I try avoid starting my day with that This trick originally from Andrey Azimov who got it from Michael from Dojobali

@levelsio

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Now, after midnight, thousands of people in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, are still waiting outside Al-Banna Bakery—hoping for a loaf of bread to feed their children. I can’t fathom how some people still believe what’s happening in Gaza isn’t starvation—when 2.3 million people are being pushed to the brink, fighting for a loaf of bread after midnight. Even Israeli government officials have admitted it—terrorists like Ben Gvir and Smotrich openly brag about it and advocate starving the entire population of Gaza. And yet some still pretend this isn’t a campaign of starvation against 2.3 million people. In the last five days—since the Israeli government announced it would “resume humanitarian aid” to Gaza—only around 300 trucks have entered. On a regular day, Gaza needs over 800. Now imagine the level of desperation after more than 70 days of blocked aid. Only 80 aid trucks are entering daily—this isn’t relief, it’s controlled suffocation.
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Now, after midnight, thousands of people in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, are still waiting outside Al-Banna Bakery—hoping for a loaf of bread to feed their children. I can’t fathom how some people still believe what’s happening in Gaza isn’t starvation—when 2.3 million people are being pushed to the brink, fighting for a loaf of bread after midnight. Even Israeli government officials have admitted it—terrorists like Ben Gvir and Smotrich openly brag about it and advocate starving the entire population of Gaza. And yet some still pretend this isn’t a campaign of starvation against 2.3 million people. In the last five days—since the Israeli government announced it would “resume humanitarian aid” to Gaza—only around 300 trucks have entered. On a regular day, Gaza needs over 800. Now imagine the level of desperation after more than 70 days of blocked aid. Only 80 aid trucks are entering daily—this isn’t relief, it’s controlled suffocation.

Ihab Hassan

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As long as you don't have your own loaf of bread, you won't have an opinion. The hungry don't think, they just repeat. Freedom begins with a loaf of bread, not with dignity granted, because dignity is not granted, dignity is taken away. Poverty is not just the deprivation of money, it is the denial of dignity and the slow denial of will. You don't have the right to make Egyptian decisions related to your life when you are under the yoke of hunger. Don't ask the hungry to speak, feed them first, and don't ask for the opinion of the hungry. You must free them from the humiliation of questioning.. The mind doesn't function on an empty stomach, and dignity doesn't exist in a bread queue. Because he who doesn't have his bread doesn't have his voice, and he who doesn't have his voice doesn't own himself, and he who doesn't own himself doesn't own anything. This is true hell: being forced into silence because you can't afford to live.. Dear friends, two days ago I tweeted that I needed to buy two bags of flour... one for me and my family, and one for the 25 cats at the shelter. This is a new update. Unfortunately, no aid has flowed in over the past two days, and the price of flour has risen even more than it was. My friends, I barely received enough support to buy one bag.. I need you to stand by me because the price of a bag of flour has become $600 now. I am in real trouble. In a few days, the price of flour will rise even more and more if they do not allow any aid to enter... If I get these two bags, I can rely on them for my family and the cats for a whole month. I don't want to buy more than that, because a lot of things can happen in a month... I need a serious stand from you to get another bag of flour for me, for the cats, and for my family.. Your prayers and supplications are for us.. The tanks have advanced further today.. They are only a 20-minute walk away from me and things are terrifying.. Please keep us posted with your thoughts... and interact with my tweets... Your interaction helps spread the word. It's free support, and I appreciate it.
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As long as you don't have your own loaf of bread, you won't have an opinion. The hungry don't think, they just repeat. Freedom begins with a loaf of bread, not with dignity granted, because dignity is not granted, dignity is taken away. Poverty is not just the deprivation of money, it is the denial of dignity and the slow denial of will. You don't have the right to make Egyptian decisions related to your life when you are under the yoke of hunger. Don't ask the hungry to speak, feed them first, and don't ask for the opinion of the hungry. You must free them from the humiliation of questioning.. The mind doesn't function on an empty stomach, and dignity doesn't exist in a bread queue. Because he who doesn't have his bread doesn't have his voice, and he who doesn't have his voice doesn't own himself, and he who doesn't own himself doesn't own anything. This is true hell: being forced into silence because you can't afford to live.. Dear friends, two days ago I tweeted that I needed to buy two bags of flour... one for me and my family, and one for the 25 cats at the shelter. This is a new update. Unfortunately, no aid has flowed in over the past two days, and the price of flour has risen even more than it was. My friends, I barely received enough support to buy one bag.. I need you to stand by me because the price of a bag of flour has become $600 now. I am in real trouble. In a few days, the price of flour will rise even more and more if they do not allow any aid to enter... If I get these two bags, I can rely on them for my family and the cats for a whole month. I don't want to buy more than that, because a lot of things can happen in a month... I need a serious stand from you to get another bag of flour for me, for the cats, and for my family.. Your prayers and supplications are for us.. The tanks have advanced further today.. They are only a 20-minute walk away from me and things are terrifying.. Please keep us posted with your thoughts... and interact with my tweets... Your interaction helps spread the word. It's free support, and I appreciate it.

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Security forces in Iran have begun firing machine guns at protesters In the city of Marvdasht, gunfire was reportedly coming from the rooftops of a school and a bank. Iranian media report casualties. Videos have appeared online in which machine-gun bursts can be heard. Helicopters are circling above the city, and the internet has been partially shut down. Protests across the country are rapidly radicalizing. By January 3, demonstrations and unrest had spread to at least 18 provinces. Armed clashes are becoming more frequent: shootings have been reported in Fars, Lorestan, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari. In Azna, protesters attacked a police station — three people were killed and 17 wounded. For now, centers of resistance are mostly in smaller cities, but tensions continue to rise. The protests began on December 28 in Tehran after the collapse of the rial and inflation reaching 52%. According to Reuters, these are the largest protests in Iran in the past three years, since the 2022 demonstrations sparked by the morality police killing 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.
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Security forces in Iran have begun firing machine guns at protesters In the city of Marvdasht, gunfire was reportedly coming from the rooftops of a school and a bank. Iranian media report casualties. Videos have appeared online in which machine-gun bursts can be heard. Helicopters are circling above the city, and the internet has been partially shut down. Protests across the country are rapidly radicalizing. By January 3, demonstrations and unrest had spread to at least 18 provinces. Armed clashes are becoming more frequent: shootings have been reported in Fars, Lorestan, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari. In Azna, protesters attacked a police station — three people were killed and 17 wounded. For now, centers of resistance are mostly in smaller cities, but tensions continue to rise. The protests began on December 28 in Tehran after the collapse of the rial and inflation reaching 52%. According to Reuters, these are the largest protests in Iran in the past three years, since the 2022 demonstrations sparked by the morality police killing 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.

NEXTA

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“My Child’s Dream… A Loaf of Bread” Today… after three long days of hunger and emptiness, we finally got just one kilogram of flour. Yes — after going three whole days without a single bite of food, we were able to get this small amount thanks to your generous donations. That single kilogram of flour cost $70 today — an unthinkable price, but for us, it meant life. I baked eight small loaves from it. We shared them between us — my wife, my children, and me — with nothing to eat alongside. No oil, no thyme, not even salt. Just the bread. And it felt like a feast. But the moment I will never forget was when my child saw the bread for the first time in days. He ran to me at the door, screaming with joy, as if I had brought him a toy he’d dreamed of for months, as if that warm bread was a piece of happiness we had long lost. We love life. We want to live. We want to feed our children. We don’t want to die of hunger. And today, our biggest dream… is simply a bag of flour. That dream now costs $1,000 — yes, $1,000 for a single bag of flour. This is my child’s dream — not a toy, not clothes, just something to eat. Please… Keep donating. Keep reaching out with compassion and kindness. Every loaf of bread you help provide is a heartbeat for us. From the hearts of hungry mothers and children, we say: Thank you… and please, don’t forget us.
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“My Child’s Dream… A Loaf of Bread” Today… after three long days of hunger and emptiness, we finally got just one kilogram of flour. Yes — after going three whole days without a single bite of food, we were able to get this small amount thanks to your generous donations. That single kilogram of flour cost $70 today — an unthinkable price, but for us, it meant life. I baked eight small loaves from it. We shared them between us — my wife, my children, and me — with nothing to eat alongside. No oil, no thyme, not even salt. Just the bread. And it felt like a feast. But the moment I will never forget was when my child saw the bread for the first time in days. He ran to me at the door, screaming with joy, as if I had brought him a toy he’d dreamed of for months, as if that warm bread was a piece of happiness we had long lost. We love life. We want to live. We want to feed our children. We don’t want to die of hunger. And today, our biggest dream… is simply a bag of flour. That dream now costs $1,000 — yes, $1,000 for a single bag of flour. This is my child’s dream — not a toy, not clothes, just something to eat. Please… Keep donating. Keep reaching out with compassion and kindness. Every loaf of bread you help provide is a heartbeat for us. From the hearts of hungry mothers and children, we say: Thank you… and please, don’t forget us.

Hema alsabea

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Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Tehran for a second consecutive day of protests. In Iran’s capital, merchants and shop owners have blocked streets and staged demonstrations. On Monday, many also closed their shops and called on Iranians to join a strike, eyewitnesses told the Associated Press. The main trigger for the unrest has been the collapse of Iran’s currency. On December 28, the rial fell to a record low of 1.42 million per U.S. dollar. Soaring inflation has sharply driven up the cost of basic goods: food prices have risen by 72% over the past year, while medicine prices are up 50%. Protesters were heard chanting slogans calling for the return of the shah. According to reports from the scene, parts of Tehran’s Grand Bazaar have joined the strike. Security forces responded by using tear gas and water cannons against demonstrators. Deputy Interior Minister Ali Akbar Pourjamshidian downplayed the currency collapse, attributing it to psychological factors, and urged the public to remain vigilant, patient, and cooperative, warning against what he described as “enemy incitement.” Iranian authorities have also warned that anyone participating in street protests will be prosecuted. “Those who ignore these warnings should be consistently pursued and punished by the competent authorities,” said judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei.
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Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Tehran for a second consecutive day of protests. In Iran’s capital, merchants and shop owners have blocked streets and staged demonstrations. On Monday, many also closed their shops and called on Iranians to join a strike, eyewitnesses told the Associated Press. The main trigger for the unrest has been the collapse of Iran’s currency. On December 28, the rial fell to a record low of 1.42 million per U.S. dollar. Soaring inflation has sharply driven up the cost of basic goods: food prices have risen by 72% over the past year, while medicine prices are up 50%. Protesters were heard chanting slogans calling for the return of the shah. According to reports from the scene, parts of Tehran’s Grand Bazaar have joined the strike. Security forces responded by using tear gas and water cannons against demonstrators. Deputy Interior Minister Ali Akbar Pourjamshidian downplayed the currency collapse, attributing it to psychological factors, and urged the public to remain vigilant, patient, and cooperative, warning against what he described as “enemy incitement.” Iranian authorities have also warned that anyone participating in street protests will be prosecuted. “Those who ignore these warnings should be consistently pursued and punished by the competent authorities,” said judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei.

Visegrád 24

56,694 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Let me tell you the secrets of ancient Altamura bread, one of the most famous Italian breads in the world 🇮🇹🍞 Altamura bread is one of the oldest and most renowned breads, produced exclusively in Altamura (province of Bari, Apulia), in the Murgia region History and uniqueness: It is extremely ancient: as early as 37 BC, the Latin poet Horace praised it as one of the best breads The recipe and production method have remained virtually unchanged for over 2,000 years It was the first bread in the world to receive DOP (Protected Designation of Origin) certification in 2003 This means only bread made in Altamura and a few nearby towns, using traditional local ingredients and methods, can legally be called by this name A special feature: it stays fresh for a very long time — up to 10–15 days — without becoming hard or dry, thanks to the durum wheat semolina and its thick crust It started as a humble peasant bread, but today it is a protected excellence Main characteristics: • Made only with re-milled local durum wheat semolina (varieties like Appulo, Arcangelo, Duilio, Simeto), water, salt, and sourdough starter • Thick, crispy crust (at least ⅛ inch / 3 mm) with a deep golden-brown color • Soft, intensely pale yellow crumb with uniform alveolation • Aromatic, slightly tangy and fragrant flavor, thanks to long natural fermentation (up to 12 hours) and baking in a wood-fired oven • Traditional shapes: tall and folded or low, priest’s hat shape Minimum weight: 1.1 pounds (500 g) Personal small tip: I found it at a fair, bought it, sliced it, froze it, and then used it little by little, just warming the slices in the microwave for about 20 seconds! I truly recommend it
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Let me tell you the secrets of ancient Altamura bread, one of the most famous Italian breads in the world 🇮🇹🍞 Altamura bread is one of the oldest and most renowned breads, produced exclusively in Altamura (province of Bari, Apulia), in the Murgia region History and uniqueness: It is extremely ancient: as early as 37 BC, the Latin poet Horace praised it as one of the best breads The recipe and production method have remained virtually unchanged for over 2,000 years It was the first bread in the world to receive DOP (Protected Designation of Origin) certification in 2003 This means only bread made in Altamura and a few nearby towns, using traditional local ingredients and methods, can legally be called by this name A special feature: it stays fresh for a very long time — up to 10–15 days — without becoming hard or dry, thanks to the durum wheat semolina and its thick crust It started as a humble peasant bread, but today it is a protected excellence Main characteristics: • Made only with re-milled local durum wheat semolina (varieties like Appulo, Arcangelo, Duilio, Simeto), water, salt, and sourdough starter • Thick, crispy crust (at least ⅛ inch / 3 mm) with a deep golden-brown color • Soft, intensely pale yellow crumb with uniform alveolation • Aromatic, slightly tangy and fragrant flavor, thanks to long natural fermentation (up to 12 hours) and baking in a wood-fired oven • Traditional shapes: tall and folded or low, priest’s hat shape Minimum weight: 1.1 pounds (500 g) Personal small tip: I found it at a fair, bought it, sliced it, froze it, and then used it little by little, just warming the slices in the microwave for about 20 seconds! I truly recommend it

Mambo Italiano

32,531 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Large-scale protests have been continuing in Iran for five days now. They were triggered by a sharp collapse of the national currency and a rapid surge in prices. Inflation has reached around 40%, while food prices have risen by 60-70%. The rial at one point fell to 1.4 million per US dollar. This led to demonstrations which, in several provinces, escalated into violent clashes with security forces. According to human rights groups and media reports, at least six people have been killed, dozens wounded, and more than a hundred protesters detained. There are also reports of casualties among security forces, including members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Basij militia. Amid the protests, demonstrators are burning symbols of the regime, including monuments to General Qasem Soleimani, who was killed by the United States on January 3, 2020. Authorities have introduced heightened security measures and effectively imposed martial law in certain cities. The United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel have expressed support for the protesters, saying the unrest reflects the accumulated anger of Iranian society over the ayatollahs’ regime’s failed economic policies.
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Large-scale protests have been continuing in Iran for five days now. They were triggered by a sharp collapse of the national currency and a rapid surge in prices. Inflation has reached around 40%, while food prices have risen by 60-70%. The rial at one point fell to 1.4 million per US dollar. This led to demonstrations which, in several provinces, escalated into violent clashes with security forces. According to human rights groups and media reports, at least six people have been killed, dozens wounded, and more than a hundred protesters detained. There are also reports of casualties among security forces, including members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Basij militia. Amid the protests, demonstrators are burning symbols of the regime, including monuments to General Qasem Soleimani, who was killed by the United States on January 3, 2020. Authorities have introduced heightened security measures and effectively imposed martial law in certain cities. The United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel have expressed support for the protesters, saying the unrest reflects the accumulated anger of Iranian society over the ayatollahs’ regime’s failed economic policies.

Anton Gerashchenko

66,956 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

🚨🇮🇷 On February 28, 84 ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz in a single day. By March 5 that was in single digits. It has stayed there for 3 weeks. That chart is what a closed strait looks like from the outside. Every flat line after March 5 is a day the global economy ran on reserves instead of supply. The human and economic consequences of that flat line are now visible across Asia, Europe and the Americas: Fuel rationing, supply chain collapse, force majeure declarations, energy price spikes, and second-order effects ranging from helium shortages to crematorium fuel crises in India. Source: Anadolu Agency
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🚨🇮🇷 On February 28, 84 ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz in a single day. By March 5 that was in single digits. It has stayed there for 3 weeks. That chart is what a closed strait looks like from the outside. Every flat line after March 5 is a day the global economy ran on reserves instead of supply. The human and economic consequences of that flat line are now visible across Asia, Europe and the Americas: Fuel rationing, supply chain collapse, force majeure declarations, energy price spikes, and second-order effects ranging from helium shortages to crematorium fuel crises in India. Source: Anadolu Agency

Mario Nawfal

43,676 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

🚨🇮🇷 FURY ERUPTS ON THE STREETS OF SOUTHERN IRAN: “KHAMENEI IS A KILLER” In the city of Fasa, southern Iran, protesters have once again done the unthinkable: they’re shouting down the regime by name. “Khamenei is a killer, his rule is illegitimate,” echoed through the streets in video footage, and it wasn't exactly a protest chant, it was a direct call for the end of the regime. This kind of defiance doesn’t happen in a vacuum, Iranians are fed up with decades of authoritarian rule, brutal crackdowns, skyrocketing inflation, and a regime more obsessed with proxy wars than feeding its people. These protests are ultimately about survival, and when people risk prison, torture, or worse just to speak truth out loud, it means something inside the system is breaking. The regime thrives on fear, but when cities like Fasa start chanting publicly for its downfall, that fear starts collapsing, and once it does, the regime’s power goes with it. Source: Iran International English, ايران اينترنشنال
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🚨🇮🇷 FURY ERUPTS ON THE STREETS OF SOUTHERN IRAN: “KHAMENEI IS A KILLER” In the city of Fasa, southern Iran, protesters have once again done the unthinkable: they’re shouting down the regime by name. “Khamenei is a killer, his rule is illegitimate,” echoed through the streets in video footage, and it wasn't exactly a protest chant, it was a direct call for the end of the regime. This kind of defiance doesn’t happen in a vacuum, Iranians are fed up with decades of authoritarian rule, brutal crackdowns, skyrocketing inflation, and a regime more obsessed with proxy wars than feeding its people. These protests are ultimately about survival, and when people risk prison, torture, or worse just to speak truth out loud, it means something inside the system is breaking. The regime thrives on fear, but when cities like Fasa start chanting publicly for its downfall, that fear starts collapsing, and once it does, the regime’s power goes with it. Source: Iran International English, ايران اينترنشنال

Mario Nawfal

34,045 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

🇮🇷 Protesters in Iran burn state flags and police cars. The demonstrations have been going on for the sixth day. They are caused by a sharp collapse of the national currency and rising prices. Products have risen in price by 60-70%, and the rial exchange rate has fallen to 1.4 million per dollar. Groups armed with firearms and cold weapons have also been recorded. Trump wrote that the United States is ready to provide assistance to the demonstrators if they "continue to be killed." Iranian Foreign Minister called this statement "reckless and dangerous," since "protests are peaceful and are a legitimate right of citizens." In addition, Iran's representative to the UN sent a letter to the Security Council. He noted that in the event of a military attack by the US, Tehran's response will be "resolute and proportionate."
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🇮🇷 Protesters in Iran burn state flags and police cars. The demonstrations have been going on for the sixth day. They are caused by a sharp collapse of the national currency and rising prices. Products have risen in price by 60-70%, and the rial exchange rate has fallen to 1.4 million per dollar. Groups armed with firearms and cold weapons have also been recorded. Trump wrote that the United States is ready to provide assistance to the demonstrators if they "continue to be killed." Iranian Foreign Minister called this statement "reckless and dangerous," since "protests are peaceful and are a legitimate right of citizens." In addition, Iran's representative to the UN sent a letter to the Security Council. He noted that in the event of a military attack by the US, Tehran's response will be "resolute and proportionate."

Savchenko Volodymyr

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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.
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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.

Visegrád 24

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🚨🇮🇷 IRAN’S CHIEF JUSTICE ORDERS CRACKDOWN AS CITIES BURN The mask of "reform" has officially slipped in Tehran. Iran’s Chief Justice Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei issued a chilling mandate for "decisive legal action" against what the regime labels as "rioters". While the judiciary claims it will differentiate between "peaceful protesters" and vandals, the reality on the ground in cities like Yasuj tells a far bloodier story. As the nationwide revolt enters its ninth day, the mullahs are pivoting from dismissive to desperate, issuing clear instructions to prosecutors to enforce the law without leniency. A sharp depreciation of the Iranian rial and soaring inflation have pushed the population to the brink. While the government attempts to douse the fire with a "temporary financial relief measure," offering credit for essential goods instead of direct cash, the streets aren't buying it. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf continues to parrot the tired line of "foreign-backed plots," even as his own people face live ammunition. Sources: Burakbaloch,  مرد مشکی پوش
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🚨🇮🇷 IRAN’S CHIEF JUSTICE ORDERS CRACKDOWN AS CITIES BURN The mask of "reform" has officially slipped in Tehran. Iran’s Chief Justice Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei issued a chilling mandate for "decisive legal action" against what the regime labels as "rioters". While the judiciary claims it will differentiate between "peaceful protesters" and vandals, the reality on the ground in cities like Yasuj tells a far bloodier story. As the nationwide revolt enters its ninth day, the mullahs are pivoting from dismissive to desperate, issuing clear instructions to prosecutors to enforce the law without leniency. A sharp depreciation of the Iranian rial and soaring inflation have pushed the population to the brink. While the government attempts to douse the fire with a "temporary financial relief measure," offering credit for essential goods instead of direct cash, the streets aren't buying it. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf continues to parrot the tired line of "foreign-backed plots," even as his own people face live ammunition. Sources: Burakbaloch,  مرد مشکی پوش

Mario Nawfal

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🚨 ESCAPE FROM NYC! People across New York City are making a decision they never thought they’d have to make. They’re leaving. For many, it’s a combination of high rent, rising everyday costs, concerns about crime, frustration with city leadership, and feeling like the city they once loved has changed. More and more moving trucks seem to be part of the skyline now. It’s a sad sight when people who built their lives in a city feel their best option is to pack up and start over somewhere else.
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🚨 ESCAPE FROM NYC! People across New York City are making a decision they never thought they’d have to make. They’re leaving. For many, it’s a combination of high rent, rising everyday costs, concerns about crime, frustration with city leadership, and feeling like the city they once loved has changed. More and more moving trucks seem to be part of the skyline now. It’s a sad sight when people who built their lives in a city feel their best option is to pack up and start over somewhere else.

Gunther Eagleman™

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