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🚨🇮🇷 IRAN PROTESTS ESCALATE, 35 DEAD AND 1,200 ARRESTED NATIONWIDE Protests across Iran continued into their ninth day, with new video from the city of Sari showing demonstrators damaging regime vehicles and confronting security forces. Footage circulating online shows crowds overturning police and military trucks, setting fires, and chanting... patriotic songs while clashes unfolded in public squares. At least 35 people have been killed and more than 1,200 arrested since unrest began in late December. What started as protests over economic collapse has expanded into open anti-regime demonstrations in multiple cities. Security forces have responded with live fire, tear gas, and mass detentions. Reports also describe gunfire and raids in other provinces, with journalists facing heavy restrictions and internet access disrupted, making independent verification difficult. Despite the crackdown, demonstrations remain active and decentralized, with no single leader and continued momentum reported across the country. Source: BBC Persian, IranInternational, osishow more

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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.

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.

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Protests have reignited across Iran this evening, with major unrest reported in Tehran, Shiraz, Isfahan, Qazvin, Rasht, Qom, and Ramsar. Tear gas and clashes have been reported as crowds return to the streets despite heavy security. In Tehran’s west and south, IRGC units were seen threatening protesters with rifles. A mosque in Haft Hoz used by security forces was reportedly set on fire. In Ramsar, the atmosphere is described as near-martial law, with early shutdowns and military deployment. Very disturbing reports are coming in from multiple cities of the IRGC, Basij, and other forces opening fire on protesters.

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Iran in shutdown as protesters storm governor's office, crowds chant 'Death to Khamenei' | Emma Bussey, Fox News Iran ground to a near standstill Wednesday as businesses, universities and government offices closed under a government-ordered shutdown amid protests caused by a growing political and economic crisis. A 21-year-old volunteer member of Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard was killed Wednesday in a western province, Iranian state media reported, marking the first death among security forces during the protests. The death was reported in Kouhdasht, a city in Iran’s Lorestan province roughly 250 miles west of Tehran. Saeed Pourali, a deputy governor in the Lorestan province, said the guard member "was martyred … at the hands of rioters during protests in this city in defense of public order," according to Iranian Student News Network. Video footage circulating online and shared by the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (MEK) shows intense clashes between protesters and security forces in cities, including Shiraz, Isfahan, Kermanshah and Tehran. In the videos, protesters chant anti-regime slogans and confront security forces in crowded streets. Footage included scenes of screaming and apparent gunfire, with demonstrators throwing objects and shouting, "Death to the Dictator" and "Proud Arakis, support, support." Additional footage shared by MEK shows crowds chanting, "Death to Khamenei!" and "Shame on you, shame on you!" as anger appears to spread across the country, with a particular focus on bazaar-led protests in Tehran. Some of the most dramatic scenes were reported in the city of Fasa in south-central Iran. Video circulating online shows demonstrators hurling objects at the gates of a government complex and shaking them until they opened. Opposition groups also reported that protesters stormed the governor’s office, prompting Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces to open fire, per Reuters. Military helicopters were seen flying over the city, apparently to intimidate residents and prevent the unrest from spreading. In Kermanshah, in western Iran, bazaar merchants were seen confronting security forces while chanting, "Dishonorable, dishonorable," according to video footage. The one-day shutdown affected 21 of Iran’s 31 provinces, including Tehran, as President Masoud Pezeshkian sought to contain mounting public anger fueled by inflation, currency instability and declining living standards. Demonstrations, strikes and clashes with security forces continued for a fourth consecutive day in cities across the country. The unrest has unfolded alongside a series of high-level leadership changes that have added to uncertainty. On Wednesday, Pezeshkian appointed Abdolnaser Hemmati, a former economy minister, as the new head of Iran’s central bank after the resignation of Mohammad Reza Farzin. State media quoted the president as acknowledging the role was "extremely difficult and complex," warning that the new central bank chief would face intense pressure and criticism amid ongoing economic turmoil, according to IRNA. Separately, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei announced the appointment of IRGC Brig. Gen. Ahmad Vahidi as deputy commander in chief of the Revolutionary Guards.

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Map below from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) shows the locations of where protests have broken out in Iran from December 29, 2025, through January 10, 2026 Latest details from protests: -The protests in Iran may have expanded to such an extent that they are challenging Iranian security forces’ ability to suppress them. -Protests have erupted in 180+ cities across Iran despite the government shutting down the internet. -Conservative estimates indicate 2,000+ protesters have been killed, according to Iran International. -At least 2,600 have been arrested from the protests. -Protests erupted starting in late December when the Iranian Rial plunged against the U.S. dollar, amid persistently high inflation. The rial hit a new low Tuesday, trading at 1.47 million to the dollar. That’s down from 824,000 to the dollar in June, 165,000 in May 2020, 34,000 in July 2016 and 70 before the 1979 revolution. -There have been at least 628 protests in Iran since December 28

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CBS News

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🚨🇮🇷 IRAN GOES DARK. THE STREETS DON’T. An update pushed out via Starlink as Iran’s internet blackout grinds on. This is what’s leaking through the censors. Tehran: Protests erupt across multiple districts. Tear gas fired in Sa’adat Abad and Aryashahr. Regime response is already chemical, not rhetorical. Isfahan: Crowds swelling by the minute in Chaharbagh Bala. Momentum building in real time. Shiraz: Tear gas launched near Maali Abad Bridge. Demonstrators regrouping across the city instead of dispersing. Qazvin (Zibashahr): Protests underway. Gunfire reported. This is the pattern. Communications cut. Cities ignite anyway. Security forces escalate fast because they know what happens next if they don’t. When updates have to come via satellite and megaphones replace command authority, the state is literally chasing the unrest. Source: Faytuks News

🚨🇮🇷 IRAN GOES DARK. THE STREETS DON’T. An update pushed out via Starlink as Iran’s internet blackout grinds on. This is what’s leaking through the censors. Tehran: Protests erupt across multiple districts. Tear gas fired in Sa’adat Abad and Aryashahr. Regime response is already chemical, not rhetorical. Isfahan: Crowds swelling by the minute in Chaharbagh Bala. Momentum building in real time. Shiraz: Tear gas launched near Maali Abad Bridge. Demonstrators regrouping across the city instead of dispersing. Qazvin (Zibashahr): Protests underway. Gunfire reported. This is the pattern. Communications cut. Cities ignite anyway. Security forces escalate fast because they know what happens next if they don’t. When updates have to come via satellite and megaphones replace command authority, the state is literally chasing the unrest. Source: Faytuks News

Mario Nawfal

19,733 次观看 • 8 个月前

Protests against federal immigration raids and President Donald Trump’s mobilization of the National Guard and Marines in Los Angeles have sprung up across the country, with demonstrations in cities including Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, New York and Seattle. While the protests have been largely peaceful, some have led to clashes with law enforcement. Hundreds of protesters have been arrested nationwide, and police have used chemical irritants and flash bangs to disperse crowds. After a stand-off in Austin, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced on social media that the Texas National Guard “will be deployed to locations across the state to ensure peace & order.” Protests are expected to continue throughout the week. On Saturday, widespread “No Kings” rallies will coincide with Trump's birthday and a military parade in Washington, D.C., commemorating the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary.

Protests against federal immigration raids and President Donald Trump’s mobilization of the National Guard and Marines in Los Angeles have sprung up across the country, with demonstrations in cities including Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, New York and Seattle. While the protests have been largely peaceful, some have led to clashes with law enforcement. Hundreds of protesters have been arrested nationwide, and police have used chemical irritants and flash bangs to disperse crowds. After a stand-off in Austin, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced on social media that the Texas National Guard “will be deployed to locations across the state to ensure peace & order.” Protests are expected to continue throughout the week. On Saturday, widespread “No Kings” rallies will coincide with Trump's birthday and a military parade in Washington, D.C., commemorating the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary.

PBS News

29,949 次观看 • 1 年前

Mozambique 🇲🇿 has deployed military on the streets to help keep order following weeks of protests against the ruling party that has been accused of rigging last month’s election to extend its 49 years in power. The country of 34 million people in southern Africa is on edge, with the presidential palace under heavy guard and security forces constantly patrolling the streets. Many people are locking themselves in their homes. Thousands of protesters set fires and barricaded roads in the capital, Maputo, as police fired live ammunition, tear gas and rubber bullets. Opposition parties have accused Frelimo of stuffing ballot boxes and other election fraud, while international observers said there were problems with the vote and it was not free and fair. At least 21 people have been killed and scores injured in protests. Source: The Associated Press, Reuters. 🇲🇿

Mozambique 🇲🇿 has deployed military on the streets to help keep order following weeks of protests against the ruling party that has been accused of rigging last month’s election to extend its 49 years in power. The country of 34 million people in southern Africa is on edge, with the presidential palace under heavy guard and security forces constantly patrolling the streets. Many people are locking themselves in their homes. Thousands of protesters set fires and barricaded roads in the capital, Maputo, as police fired live ammunition, tear gas and rubber bullets. Opposition parties have accused Frelimo of stuffing ballot boxes and other election fraud, while international observers said there were problems with the vote and it was not free and fair. At least 21 people have been killed and scores injured in protests. Source: The Associated Press, Reuters. 🇲🇿

Kennedy Wandera

220,574 次观看 • 1 年前