Protests across Iran are occuring and spreading against the regime.
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Iran Revolting & Situation Rapidly Deteriorating | Jan 1st-10th | REPORTS
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Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian, in his first official reaction to ongoing protests over economic woes, said on Monday he had ordered his interior minister to engage in dialogue with the representatives of protesters.
“I have tasked the interior minister with listening to the legitimate demands of protesters through dialogue with their representatives, so that the government can act with full capacity to resolve problems and respond responsibly," he said.
"People’s livelihoods are my daily concern. We have placed fundamental measures to reform the monetary and banking system and to protect people’s purchasing power on the agenda."
“I have tasked the interior minister with listening to the legitimate demands of protesters through dialogue with their representatives, so that the government can act with full capacity to resolve problems and respond responsibly," he said.
"People’s livelihoods are my daily concern. We have placed fundamental measures to reform the monetary and banking system and to protect people’s purchasing power on the agenda."
Iran: Protesters continued and took to the streets of Iran in protests against the regime, mainly due to the economic situation.
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BREAKING: Entire cities in Iran are flooding with people opposing the Islamic Republic’s regime.
Khamenei’s grip on power is collapsing.
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Strikes and protests in Iran spread nationwide on Monday, turning violent in several cities as nighttime crowds chanted against the ruling state and bazaar merchants vowed to continue their shutdowns and demonstrations into Tuesday.
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From markets to streets: Iran protests spread nationwide on day two
Strikes and protests in Iran spread nationwide on Monday, turning violent in several cities as nighttime crowds chanted against the ruling state and bazaar merchants vowed to continue their shutdowns and demonstrations into Tuesday.
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"Iranians would rather die than accept humiliation," protesters in Kerman, southeastern Iran, chanted on Monday night, videos shared on social media show.
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UPDATE | Iran’s IRGC intelligence units are now sending warning text messages directly to citizens about 'illegal gatherings'.
Opposition media in Iran claim students are protesting at Tehran university dormitory, and that security forces have surrounded the complex.
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Iran - Regime has unleashed brute force in response to protests triggered by sharp devaluation of the national currency.
Video shows security forces shooting protesters at point blank.
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The US State Department's Persian page, referring to the spread of protests in Iran to cities including Hamedan, Mashhad, Isfahan, Zanjan, and Mallard, wrote: "This presence is the result of the remarkable courage of Iranians who are tired of the problems created by the failed policies and economic mismanagement of the Islamic Republic regime."
The statement said: "The United States applauds their courage and stands with all those who seek dignity and a better future."
Mike Waltz, the US ambassador to the United Nations, wrote in response to the Iranian protests in X: "The Iranian people demand freedom and have suffered for years under the rule of the 'Ayatollahs.' We stand with the people on the streets of Tehran and across the country in support of the protesters against a regime that has brought them nothing but economic stagnation and war."
Protests over Iran's soaring cost of living spread to several universities, with students joining shopkeepers and bazaar merchants, semi-official media reported, as the government offered dialogue with demonstrators
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