Some Iranians fear the regime is now more entrenched - and ready for revenge
Summary
Many people in Iran feel the government is now stronger and more powerful than before, even after protests and a recent war. There are fears that the government will increase its harsh actions against those who oppose it once the war ends.Key Facts
- The government faces ongoing protests but remains firmly in control of the country.
- The war has not weakened Iran’s ruling Islamic Republic; it is seen as more deeply rooted.
- Thousands of people have been arrested during protests and since the war started.
- There have been 21 executions of political prisoners during the war, the highest in over 30 years.
- Opposition rallies are banned in Iran, while the government holds public pro-regime events.
- Conditions in prisons have become harsher, especially for those accused of opposing the regime.
- Some Iranians hoped the deaths of top leaders would lead to change, but it did not.
- Many fear the government will increase repression after the war ends.
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