Protests in Iran Are Spreading, As More Bravely

The protests in Iran are spreading. 

There have been quite a few protests over the years in Iran, but there are indications in this one that are giving many great hope, as we enter a new yr.

Demonstrations over the nation’s financial disaster erupted in Tehran, the capital, on Sunday after the Iranian rial plunged to a report low against the greenback, forcing the top of the central bank to resign.

The protests soon morphed into wider outbursts against Ali Khamenei, the supreme chief, and his draconian restrictions on ladies, with college students and shopkeepers demonstrating in a uncommon alliance against the federal government.

It’s that last half that’s maybe most instructive. It’s unfold to varied ranges of society, including the scholars and shopkeepers. That’s what occurred in 1979, with the revolution that introduced the mullahs to energy.

It was the shopkeepers in Tehran who seem to have began it now; they closed their retailers, and now others in areas around the nation have carried out so as nicely. With over 50 % inflation, how can anybody deal with that? But it is also the draconian insurance policies, and the people have had enough. 

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It’s fairly wonderful that a girl is main males among the retailers, saying, “Don’t be afraid, we are all together!” 

A younger girl leads a group of protesters into chants of “don’t be afraid, we’re all together” in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar.

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— Shayan Sardarizadeh (@Shayan86) December 30, 2025

I discussed the scholars. Students at Tehran University have been reportedly in battle with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), and they reportedly pressured them out. 

Scenes of unrest at the University of Tehran as college students run in the direction of the main entrance gate of the college on 30 December.

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— Shayan Sardarizadeh (@Shayan86) December 30, 2025

On Tuesday, Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) in plain garments trapped college students who have been chanting “freedom” and “death to the dictator” inside Tehran University and attacked them. It shouldn’t be recognized how many have been injured. [….]

Nafas, a scholar at Tehran University, told The Telegraph: “Students have been chanting since last night. They [security forces] surrounded the campus last night and rode their motorcycles around it – they returned today with batons, stun guns, and tear gas.

“Students clashed with them and forced them out, but the gates are now closed. Students at many universities have said they will not attend classes and will continue protesting. What’s the point of studying when there is no future, and the regime gives our money to Gaza and Lebanon?”

Notice that last half. That’s a remark on the fact that they do not like their money going to prop up the actions in Gaza and Lebanon. But there’s ongoing motion there. 

It’s also unfold to other universities. 

Female college students in at least one college eliminated their necessary headscarves, waved them in the air, and called for Khamenei’s death, while others in contrast the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to Islamic State.

Here’s a post of a Bild reporter, asking where the left, why are they not supporting these feminine college students who have ripped off their head scarves, waving them around, yelling, “You [the regime] are a slut, I am a free woman.” 

“Du [das Regime] bist die Schlampe, ich bin eine freie Frau”

Wo sind all die linken iranischen Frauen,
die in Berlin Hand in Hand mit Judenhassern auf die Straße gegangen sind und lautstark „Gerechtigkeit“ skandiert haben?

Seit drei Tagen gehen Menschen im Iran auf die Straße.… pic.twitter.com/z25cHWEILZ

— Iman Sefati (@ISefati) December 30, 2025

That is braveness. 

I discussed protesters drove back security forces in my post yesterday about the protests, but we now have clearer photos. It occurred on Jomhouri Street, a major boulevard in Tehran. This is bravery. They are so fed up that they started kicking them and throwing issues at them as they drove them away. 

بر اساس ویدیوی رسیده به ایران‌اینترنشنال، سه‌‌شنبه نهم دی مردم معترض در خیابان جمهوری تهران ماموران سرکوب را به عقب راندند. pic.twitter.com/RrLmRLAl0m

— ايران اينترنشنال (@IranIntl) December 30, 2025

Since the protests began on Sunday, they have unfold around the nation.

[They were ]nicely exterior the capital, including on the Persian Gulf island of Qeshm and in the western cities of Zanjan and Hamedan. And on Tuesday, videos confirmed that protests had unfold to other major cities, including Kermanshah, Shiraz, Yazd and Isfahan.

Here they’re ripping down a gate to a authorities building in Fasa. 

Protesters in the southern metropolis of Fasa take away the doorway gate of the local authorities building on 31 December.

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— Shayan Sardarizadeh (@Shayan86) December 31, 2025

There have been also studies of the police firing at people in Fasa and in Kuhdasht. 

Police and security forces fire pictures in the direction of protesters who held a rally at Imam Khomeini Square in Kuhdasht metropolis centre, in the western province of Lorestan, on 31 December.

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— Shayan Sardarizadeh (@Shayan86) December 31, 2025

It seems to be growing, despite studies of arrests of protesters. 

We’ll keep you up to date.  All good needs to these courageous people if they’re finally ready to free Iran. A free Iran would make for a better world. 

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