Iran Protests Updates – Protests against the Khamenei government in Iran are intensifying. What began in one location has now spread to numerous cities and towns across Iran, where protesters are demanding the government’s resignation. Reports of clashes between protesters and Iranian security forces emerged late last night.
During these clashes, protesters, angered by the security forces’ actions, threw bricks and stones in several places, resulting in injuries to many. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump is openly supporting the protesters.
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He warned that if Iranian security forces fire on or attack the protesters, the US will be forced to take strong action. He stated that any attempt to suppress dissent will not be tolerated.
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The surge of protesters on the streets is creating serious trouble for the Khamenei government. If the situation continues, a major political upheaval in Iran is possible.
Iran Closes Airspace
People’s anger against the regime in Iran is at its peak. The Khamenei regime is clearly worried by the massive crowds of protesters. Given the escalating situation, the government has taken a drastic security measure: it has decided to close the country’s airspace. Furthermore, Tehran’s special airport has also been shut down.