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Iran is currently facing one of the most intense waves of anti government protests in years, sparked by economic collapse, soaring inflation, and public anger at clerical rule. Demonstrations that began on December 28, 2025 have now spread across most of the country, with protester demands evolving from economic relief to political change and regime challenge.
The government has responded with brutal force, including the use of tear gas, mass arrests, and lethal violence that has left dozens of protesters dead and thousands detained according to human rights groups.
Authorities have imposed a near total internet and communications blackout, cutting off citizens from the outside world and restricting coverage of events a tactic critics say is aimed at hiding the extent of the violence and suppressing dissent.
Iran’s attorney general has even labeled protesters as “enemies of God,” a charge that carries the death penalty, signaling a dangerous escalation in the government’s war on dissent.
Global solidarity movements are emerging, with diaspora protests and calls for strikes echoing around the world, but inside Iran the risk of civil conflict and mass casualties is sharply rising as security forces escalate their crackdown.
Bottom line: Iran is in a volatile tipping point what began as economic unrest is now a major national crisis with deadly clashes, communication blackouts, and a government prepared to impose extreme measures.
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