Iran has entered its 11th consecutive day of protests, with the movement spreading across more regions of the country. Protesters are joining forces and taking enormous risks—demonstrating not only at night, but in broad daylight. The regime, meanwhile, continues its brutal crackdown: shooting, killing, and injuring unarmed civilians; arresting protesters, including those wounded and receiving medical care. Reports indicate that security forces have stormed hospitals and fired tear gas inside them. The regime has also imported proxy forces to crack down on protesters.
Iran on the Brink: Eleven Days That Are Shaking a Regime For eleven straight days, Iran has not slept. From the narrow alleys of provincial towns to the crowded avenues …
Iran has entered its 11th consecutive day of protests, with the movement spreading across more regions of the country. Protesters are joining forces and taking enormous risks—demonstrating not only at night, but in broad daylight. The regime, meanwhile, continues its brutal crackdown: shooting, killing, and injuring unarmed civilians; arresting protesters, including those wounded and receiving medical care. Reports indicate that security forces have stormed hospitals and fired tear gas inside them. The regime has also imported proxy forces to crack down on protesters. Read More