Reports related to demonstrations and public protests
Around 5:05 PM on Wednesday, March 31, 2026, the upper floors of Pasargad Bank in Ajudanieh, Tehran, were targeted. The incident occurred at coordinates 35.8056, 51.4825.
The article by Goldie Ghamari, also known as گلسا قمری, simply states "Well said" without providing additional details or context.
The article by @Nioh_Berg suggests that current events in Iran could exacerbate internal divisions within the regime. The author states that there has been no call for a ceasefire.
Nioh Berg tweets that there has been no full regime change in Iran.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed on [date] that it attacked the residence of American pilots and aircrew in Saudi Arabia with a drone and missile, impacting a gathering of 200 people. U.S. Central Command states that this claim is false, as no U.S. personnel have been attacked.
U.S. Navy fighter jets prepared for a combat flight on December 12, 2025, as part of Operation Epic Fury; U.S. forces have flown over 12,000 combat flights in support of the operation to date.
Several months after the December massacre during the Iranian protests, new details about the victims continue to emerge, but efforts to obtain a precise count of the casualties and pursue justice remain challenging.
On Wednesday, April 1, 2026, Iranians in Denmark held a protest rally in front of the Tehran embassy in Copenhagen to coincide with the "Islamic Republic" Day.
A citizen in Gorgan shared a video with Iran International showing Basij and IRGC agents, who are armed and controlling citizens on the city's main street, conducting a prayer in the street.
Mahsa Sotoudeh, a 25-year-old Baha'i from Shiraz, was violently abducted on March 29 by Islamic regime agents from her home. Her current whereabouts and condition remain unknown.
Activists are calling for attention to the lives of Mohammad Amin Biglari, Shahin Vahedparast Kalur, Abolfazl Salehi Siavashani, Amirhossein Hatami, and Ali Fahim, who are reported to be in serious danger. The hashtag #DigitalBlackOutIran is being used to raise awareness.
The article by @Mahyar Tousi expresses frustration and dissatisfaction, instructing people to accept a situation passively without providing specific details.
