Reports related to demonstrations and public protests
During a phone call with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Sharif, Iran’s President Pezeshkian stated that Tehran will never accept negotiations conducted through pressure, threats, or blockade. This表态表明伊朗领导层不愿在美方施压下进行谈判。
During a recent pro-Islamic regime protest in Tehran, Iran, the flag of Spain was displayed. Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, known for his anti-US and anti-Israel policies, has closed Spanish airspace to U.S. aircraft involved in operations against Iran.
Fateme Mohajerani, spokesperson for the Pezeshkian government, acknowledged Iran's energy shortage and its impact on the steel and petrochemical industries, calling for acceptance and solutions while emphasizing hope and national pride during the crisis.
The article suggests that the current regime in Iran and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) may be involved in recent events, referencing past similar attempts by these entities.
On Islamic Regime State TV today, a recreation of Khamenei's podium was broadcast, which prompted laughter among the viewers, including Armin, during the "Iran Revolution Live" show.
The article discusses the first uprising against Mojtaba Khamenei, who is positioned at the top of the power structure in Iran, focusing on the destruction of negotiations. The full program featuring Mehdi Mahdavi-Azadi is available on YouTube.
On Saturday, Britons of Iranian descent held a rally in support of Prince Reza Pahlavi and the national revolution against the Islamic Republic, coinciding with similar demonstrations by Iranians in other countries.
Iran's President Pezeshkian has called on citizens to reduce electricity consumption, suggesting they use only two lights instead of ten, amid the ongoing crisis in the country.
In a tweet, former President Donald Trump was asked if he would continue the ceasefire during the 2025-2026 Iranian revolution and US military operations. Trump responded, "I haven't even thought about it."
The Islamic Republic of Iran has placed 19-year-old Amer Ramesh in solitary confinement ahead of his execution. His parents are en route to the prison for a final goodbye.
A citizen journalist reporting to IranWire via an audio file notes the quietness in shopping malls during the ceasefire period, attributing it to people focusing on essential purchases rather than non-essential items like clothing. The journalist also mentions that many shopkeepers have terminated their lease contracts due to financial difficulties caused by the war and mall closures, leaving numerous shops vacant.
Iranians residing in Germany held a march in Düsseldorf to protest the increase in executions, the situation of political prisoners, and internet restrictions in Iran. Participants demanded the release of political prisoners, an end to executions, and the downfall of the Islamic Republic regime, describing the internet shutdown as an attempt to silence the people.
