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Protests in Iran continue. The US is moving its armed forces there


Protests in Iran began on December 28. Initially, it was a strike related to the record devaluation of the rial, a sharp increase in prices and a very difficult economic situation. At its peak, the dollar exchange rate exceeded 1 million 450 thousand. rials. Prices of basic consumer goods have increased by over 52% in Iran over the last year. Shops in Tehran began to close.

However, the protest quickly turned into a much more political event. Protesters began to use slogans against the Iranian government and the power of the ayatollahs. According to information from the opposition website Iran International, protests have spread to over 200 Iranian cities since the end of December. Media reported that security forces shot at protesters in several places, including in the southern city of Shiraz.

Ashley Davis

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