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by Jazeh Miller

U.S. President Trump, as well as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, have used social media to condemn Iran. They have used Twitter to condemn the regime’s nuclear weapons program, its support of global terror groups, the armed destabilization of the Middle East, and Iran’s human rights abuses.

by Poorang Novak

Recent events seem to point to change in Iran. We may be viewing the final act for the Iranian regime, rocked, as it is, with mass protests that continue to sweep across the country.

By INU Staff

INU -The suppressive Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) are used to disbanding small, localised protests from the Iranian people, usually with the help of batons or bullets, but these latest protests are different.

By INU Staff

INU  “(Iran’s Supreme Leader) Khamenei should step down as a final solution to the Islamic republic’s problems,” said former supporter, and now opposition figure, Abolfazl Qadiani. On July 7th, Qadiani, previously a reformist who lives in Iran, called the Islamic Republic “a religious dictatorship.”

by Jazeh Miller

Protests over a lack of drinking water broke out in Borazjan, southern Iran, for the second day on Sunday.
According to the state-run news agency, IRNA, 350 protesters gathered in the city centre, however this number is particularly low in comparison to the thousands reported the previous day.

By INU Staff

INU - Protests in Iran have been continuing across the country since the major uprising that started at the end of December last year. Only a few weeks ago, the merchants at the Grand Bazaar in Tehran were on strike.