At the beginning of October, protests erupted and spread across Iraq. The footages of oppression and the killing of Iraqi people shocked the whole world. Protestors accused the Iranian regime and its militias of brutal suppression and demanded its expulsion from the Iraqi territory.
Iran’s depraved system
There has been much talk about the extent of corruption in Iran’s economical system and statistics have been published enough, but sometimes in Iran statistics are published that are astonishing, even that it is not hidden that the nature of Iran’s economical system is corruption.
The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) said in a statement, published on October 13, that Iran’s regime has resorted to more suppressive measures to prevent the expansion of Lordegan residents’ uprising, which erupted and continued from October 2 to October 6, 2019.
Iran’s industrial sector, like the rest of the economy, has fallen sharply over the last four decades, according to former government officials.
Over 180 people have been killed and 7,000 injured during the popular protests in Iraq that began earlier this month, while news outlets have started exposing the crimes committed against the protesters by the Iran-backed Hashd al-Shaabi (Popular Mobilization Forces) and other Tehran-backed proxy groups.
Saturday 5th October marked World Teachers’ Day. Such a day is supposed to be filled with celebration, with the educators and teachers of the world being honored for the crucial role they play in teaching the young people that will one day shape the future.
