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According to the report, the chaos in Iran indicates new signs of division within the security forces amid ongoing mass protests in Iran. Some police officers allegedly refused to obey orders from their superiors, laid down their arms, and openly joined the protesters. It is also reported that units of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps have allegedly abandoned their positions.
The report stated that the protesters are demanding the overthrow of the Ayatollahs and the restoration of the Pahlavi dynasty. Tehran remains the main center of protest activity. Street protests are nothing new in Iran, but the current unrest is accompanied by several new factors, making the situation very serious. Demonstrators have continued mass protests across the country for the 11th day in a row and have appealed directly to Donald Trump for help.
The report added that in Tehran, protesters renamed a street in Trump's honor. The US then captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, and the next day, Sunday, Trump again threatened the Iranian authorities. That a sitting US president is making such explicit threats, especially while protests are still ongoing, is quite unusual and could embolden demonstrators and fuel the spread of protests across the country. Students, small business owners, and other segments of the population took to the streets across the country. Soon, slogans directed against Iran's supreme leader began to be heard again at the demonstrations.
The report stated that the protesters are demanding the overthrow of the Ayatollahs and the restoration of the Pahlavi dynasty. Tehran remains the main center of protest activity. Street protests are nothing new in Iran, but the current unrest is accompanied by several new factors, making the situation very serious. Demonstrators have continued mass protests across the country for the 11th day in a row and have appealed directly to Donald Trump for help.
The report added that in Tehran, protesters renamed a street in Trump's honor. The US then captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, and the next day, Sunday, Trump again threatened the Iranian authorities. That a sitting US president is making such explicit threats, especially while protests are still ongoing, is quite unusual and could embolden demonstrators and fuel the spread of protests across the country. Students, small business owners, and other segments of the population took to the streets across the country. Soon, slogans directed against Iran's supreme leader began to be heard again at the demonstrations.
