[🇮🇷] Iran news/views

[Vsdoc]

Nobody would go back doc. Why would these multi millionaire Iranis leave their Beverley Hills mansions and go back to a country in turmoil (if there is regime change)......which I seriously doubt. Its just like my situation.....Why on earth would I go back to Baqisstaanndd? Or why would the Kardashians go back to Armenia. We are all long excommunicated doc, cuz wes left our countries long ago. Our link with our old countries gets erased every day!

Our viewpoint is very different. Its much like Mazdayasni Zionism. If you will.

We did not leave voluntarily.

We did not leave for mansions or dollars or Hollyfukinwood.

We kept the flame alive. When the rest converted.

Iran is our birthright.

And we are its true inheritors.

 

[Vsdoc]

Blood

Faith

Soil

 

[Vsdoc]

Ours was not a lifestyle choice.

Ours was a holocaust. And exodus.

From our holy land.

 

[Lulldapull]

Our viewpoint is very different. Its much like Mazdayasni Zionism. If you will.

We did not leave voluntarily.

We did not leave for mansions or dollars or Hollyfukinwood.

We kept the flame alive. When the rest converted.

Iran is our birthright.

And we are its true inheritors.

Aaap ka to powerful mulk hae doc.....abhi takk nahi jhukka kisy k aagay....US/Israel dono ko tthokk diya......hamara kya hae?
Ghareeb Punjabi choorray? Dalit? Afghani bhungi? balochi smuggler? Sindhi daaku?
Look at that shiit-full India.....just as bad, if not worse!
Look at modi he's begging trump.....saar paleej dhunnt phuckk me paleej.......ok I suck your dick now......dhunntt hurt me paleej:

Hamara kya banay ga doc?.....we're so fucked no?

 

[Saif]

New clashes hit Iran as opposition urges protests, strikes

Security forces used tear gas and live fire to disperse protesters in Iran, rights groups said Thursday, as people angered by economic crisis kept up their challenge to the authorities and exiled opposition groups urged new protests as well as strikes...

www.newagebd.net

New clashes hit Iran as opposition urges protests, strikes
Agence France-Presse . Paris, France 08 January, 2026, 23:39

AFP file photo

Security forces used tear gas and live fire to disperse protesters in Iran, rights groups said Thursday, as people angered by economic crisis kept up their challenge to the authorities and exiled opposition groups urged new protests as well as strikes.

Twelve days of protests have shaken the clerical authorities under Ayatollah Ali Khamenei already battling economic crisis after years of sanctions and recovering from the June war against Israel.


The movement, which originated with a shutdown on the Tehran bazaar on December 28 after the rial plunged to record lows, has spread nationwide and is now being marked by larger scale demonstrations.

Authorities have blamed unrest on ‘rioters’ and the judiciary chief has vowed there would be ‘no leniency’ in bringing them to justice.

On Wednesday, an Iranian police officer was stabbed to death west of Tehran ‘during efforts to control unrest’, the Iranian Fars news agency said.

Reza Pahlavi, the son of the shah ousted by the 1979 Islamic revolution and a key exiled opposition figure, said the turnout on Wednesday had been ‘unprecedented’ in this wave of demonstrations and called for major new protests Thursday evening.

He said in a message on social media he had received reports the ‘regime is deeply frightened and is attempting, once again, to cut off the internet’ to thwart the protests.

Iraq-based Iranian Kurdish opposition parties, including the Komala party which is outlawed by Tehran, called for a general strike on Thursday in Kurdish-populated areas in western Iran which have seen intense protest activity.

The HRANA monitor published a video of protesters in Kuhchenar in the southern Fars province cheering overnight as they pulled down a statue of the former foreign operations commander of the Revolutionary Guards Qassem Soleimani, who was killed in a US strike in January 2020 and is hailed as a national hero by the Islamic republic.

Persian-language TV channels based outside Iran also posted images of a statue of Soleimani in the central city of Kashan being set on fire. It was not immediately possible to verify the images.

HRANA said according to its count protests had taken place in 348 locations over the last 11 days in all of Iran’s 31 provinces.

It also published a video of people massing late at night in the Tehran satellite city of Karaj and lighting fires in the streets and also images of security forces using tear gas to disperse a protest in the Caspian Sea town of Tonekabon.

Images it said were taken Wednesday in the western city of Abadan showing security forces firing on protesters.

The Norway-based Iran Human Rights group said security forces on Wednesday ‘opened fire on protesters, used tear gas and violently assaulted civilians’ during a protest in the key southeastern hub of Kerman.

The Hengaw rights group, which focuses on Kurds and other ethnic minorities in western Iran, said the call for a strike had been widely followed in some 30 towns and cities, posting footage of shuttered shops in the western provinces of Ilam, Kermanshah and Lorestan.

The protests are being characterised by larger-scale demonstrations, with hundreds marching through a main avenue in the northeastern city of Bojnord on Wednesday in a video verified by AFP.

Demonstrators are repeating slogans against the clerical leadership including ‘this is the final battle, Pahlavi will return’ and ‘Seyyed Ali will be toppled’, in reference to Khamenei.

IHR said on Tuesday at least 27 protesters including five teenagers under the age of 18, have been confirmed to have been killed in a crackdown on the protests, warning the death toll will climb as more killings are verified.

The protests are the biggest in Iran for three years after the last major protest wave in 2022-2023 which was sparked by the custody death of Mahsa Amini, who had been arrested for allegedly violating the strict dress code for women.

Rights groups have also accused authorities of resorting to tactics including raiding hospitals to detain wounded protesters.

‘More than 10 days of protests have been met with unlawful force,’ said Amnesty International. ‘Iran’s security forces have injured and killed both protesters and bystanders,’ it added.​

 

[Vsdoc]

Mudi n his tribe are a severe embarrassment to India.

 

[Lulldapull]

Mudi n his tribe are a severe embarrassment to India.

Modi's turned out to be a CIA asset.
Its confirmed now, just like that basturd Muhammad Munira Whiskey.

 

[Jiangnan]

Soon. Iranians will be fervently licking the big dick of the US. Just like how Iranians fervently lick the big dick of China.