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Teheran oplever netop nu de mest massive demonstrationer mod de islamiske magthavere nogen sinde. Der har været flere tidligere forsøg på at bringe mullahstyret til fald, men denne gang er det anderledes.
De skæggede mænds misregimente har – som den eksiliranske TV-kanal, Tousi TV, beretter – medført, at iranerne hverken har adgang til vand, benzin eller elektricitet. Den iranske valuta er brudt sammen, og inflationen er nu officielt på 50 pct., men ifølge Tousi TV snarere på 300 pct.
Pengene er værdiløse. Iranerne har intet at tabe og går derfor på gaden i protest mod det regime, der har bragt dem disse ulykker på halsen.
Som det fremgår af adskillige videoer, som Tousi TV kan bringe, er mullahernes sikkersstyrker overmandet af folkemængderne og afventer forstærkning af arabiske mordere fra bl.a. Hezbollah og Irak, der ikke vil tøve med at åbne ild mod demonstranterne.
Ikke for intet kalder Tousi TV islam en besættelsesmagt, der ikke nyder støtte af den brede befolkning, som hader islam og dens hellige hyklere.
Interessant nok ser man ingen palæstinensiske flag blandt demonstranterne, som tvært imod råber, at Gaza, Palæstina og Libanon er dem ligegyldige. En regimemodstander affyrer et skud mod en plakat med et portræt at Irans ”øverste leder”, Ali Khamenei, en anden mullah ses fanget i sin bil.
Demonstranterne råber død over Khamenei og længe leve Reza Pahlavi, den iranske kronprins.
Som det fremgår af adskillige videoer, viderebragt af Tousi TV, er regimets sikkerhedsstyrker bemærkelsesværdigt passive, og der meldes om deserteringer. Mullahregimet håber derfor, at arabiske mordere med våbenmagt kan underkue folkemængderne. Vi kan belave os på massiv blodsudgydelse.
Irans hellige hyklere vil slås til det sidste og med alle midler for at bevare magten, for de ved, hvad der venter dem den dag, den folkelige revolution sejrer.
Skulle det ske, vil det være et rammende slag mod islam. Ikke bare vil det betyde et stop for Irans finansiering af terror rundt om i verden. Det vil også demonstrere, at Muhammeds ideologi er falsk og et skalkeskjul for undertrykkere,.
Ifølge rapporter bekender kun 30 pct. af Irans befolkning sig til profetens ideologi, og hvis flertallet tager magten, vil vi opleve en historisk nedtur for den vestlige verdens betagelse af Muhameds befalinger. Når iranerne kaster Koranen på møddingen, bliver det svært at argumentere for, at det skal være forbudt at afbrænde den i København
Trump skal have forbudt Israel at forsøge en statsomvæltning i Iran.
Nu har Netahyahu været i Mar-a-Lago for at diskutere den iranske situation. Spørgsmålet bliver, om USA vil hjælpe de iranske frihedskæmpere eller vende dem ryggen.
Trump har netop demonstreret, at han vil forsvare Nigerias kristne, hvoraf islamiske barbarer har dræbt 130.000 af siden 2009.
Måske vil han også beskytte det gamle iranske kulturfolk eller lade Israel gøre det.
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Videoen ovenfor er pt 21 timer gammel
Her er en nyere fra samme kanal 14 timer gammel pt (12:00)
Her er hvad den iranske valuta er værd nu i den officielle valutahandel
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Og her på gaden: mellem 137950 og 138050 iranske rials for 1 dollar !!
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opdateret:
her er fox news – der er en video, jeg ikke kan embedde i starten
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Protests escalated across Iran on Monday as demonstrators confronted security forces in Tehran and Mashhad, with authorities deploying tear gas amid strikes and street clashes, according to reports.
An Iranian opposition group, the National Council of Resistance of Iran, reported that a large crowd of demonstrators marched along Jomhouri (Republic) Street before moving into nearby areas, including Naser Khosrow Street and Istanbul Square in Tehran.
Central parts of Tehran turned into flashpoints as protesters and regime security forces engaged in running street clashes near major government and commercial areas.
Police units fired tear gas and used batons to break up crowds in the city center, according to accounts from the scene.
Protesters march in downtown Tehran, Iran, Monday, Dec. 29, 2025. (Fars News Agency via AP)
Demonstrators responded with chants of “Shameless! Shameless!” and pushed back, forcing security forces to retreat from several areas.
Nationwide strikes and protests by merchants continued across Iran, with shops shuttered in major commercial hubs including Tehran’s Grand Bazaar, Lalehzar Street, Naser Khosrow and Istanbul Square. Demonstrators chanted anti-government slogans calling for the downfall of the ruling clerics and demanding the leadership step aside.
Video circulating online showed protesters inside a major shopping complex in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar chanting, “Have no fear, we are all together,” while hurling insults at security forces and calling them shameless.
IRAN KILLING SPREE CONTINUES AS REGIME SETS NEW RECORD FOR 2025 EXECUTIONS, DISSIDENT GROUP SAYS
Protesters march in downtown Tehran, Iran, Monday, Dec. 29, 2025. (Fars News Agency via AP)
Additional footage from Tehran’s bazaar districts showed crowds chanting “Death to the dictator,” calling on merchants to shut down their shops and demanding President Masoud Pezeshkian step aside, as voices in the video said businesses had closed in protest.
Other video clips captured demonstrations across different parts of Tehran, including footage showing protesters attacking and damaging the car of a cleric aligned with the regime.
In another video, an Iran International reporter narrated scenes from the protests with subtitles, describing clashes between demonstrators and security forces as unrest spread through the capital.
IRAN’S ‘WATER BANKRUPTCY’ WILL WEAKEN REGIME AND NUCLEAR PROGRAM, UN EXPERT WARNS
An anti-Israel banner is displayed at Palestine Square amid rising tensions in Tehran, Iran on Dec. 24, 2025. (Fatemeh Bahrami/Anadolu via Getty Images)
By Monday afternoon, the unrest had spread to the northeastern city of Mashhad, where demonstrators gathered in central squares and clashed with riot police who moved in with batons. Protesters pushed back as confrontations escalated.
In another report, the IRGC-run Fars News Agency wrote, “Eyewitnesses reported to Fars that among the crowd of about 200 people, there were small cells of five to 10 individuals chanting slogans that went beyond economic demands.”
“At the same time as these gatherings, Maryam Rajavi called for the ‘formation of a chain of protests,’” the report continued. “An informed source at the Ministry of Intelligence said the pattern was in line with what it described as an effort to turn economic grievances into political instability.”
IRAN REGIME ESCALATES REPRESSION TOWARD ‘NORTH KOREA-STYLE MODEL OF ISOLATION AND CONTROL’
Iran International also reported on the protests, saying Pezeshkian said Monday he has instructed his interior minister to open talks with representatives of the protesters, marking his first official response to the unrest.
The protests, which continued into the night, gained international attention, with former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett calling for protesters to rise up in a video posted to X.
“The Iranian people have a glorious past, and they can have an even more glorious future,” Bennett said. “That future depends on every one of you.”
Also weighing in was former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who said it was no surprise Iranians are taking to the streets amid a collapsing economy he blamed on the regime’s extremism and corruption.
“It’s no surprise that the people of Iran are taking to the streets to protest the collapsing economy,” Pompeo said. “The Iranian regime has ruined what should be a vibrant and prosperous country with its extremism and corruption.
“The people of Iran deserve a representative government that serves their interests — not those of the mullahs and their cronies,” he added.
WHAT’S NEXT FOR IRAN’S TERROR ARMY, THE IRGC, AFTER DEVASTATING MILITARY SETBACKS?
The NCRI claimed earlier in the day that security forces linked to the IRGC were placed on heightened alert in Tehran, with additional units on standby in nearby provinces. The claims could not be independently verified.
In a statement, Maryam Rajavi, NCRI president-elect, said the protests reflected public anger over high prices, inflation and political repression, and called on Iranians to support the striking merchants.
The Iranian rial has fallen to a new record low against the U.S. dollar. Official data show year-on-year inflation reached 52.6% in December, while average annual inflation was 42.2%.
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Jeg har læst, at Iran er det mest kristne land i mellemøsten, tror det var Mission Øst der bragte nyheden. En revolution skal være velkommen! Men forbered Jer på voldsomme protester fra den dan danske nomenklatura..
Er det den der menes. https://www.foxnews.com/video/6387045494112
Protesters clash with security forces as unrest spreads across Iran
Der er noget livsbekræftende, noget opløftende ved at tænke på, at inden i bilen sidder mullahen, rædselsslagen og ude af stand til at holde på tarmen, og snavser kjolen og bilen til.
Lad os håbe at Israel giver en hånd med, sårn diskret I ved, en bilbombe her, en balkonulykke der, osv