'They just kept killing': Eyewitnesses describe deadly crackdown in Iran
Summary
Recent protests in Iran against economic hardships have led to violent crackdowns by security forces. Eyewitnesses report that security forces have fired directly at unarmed protesters, resulting in numerous deaths. The protests have been widespread, but reporting is difficult due to internet restrictions and bans on international media.Key Facts
- Protests in Iran are linked to worsening economic conditions.
- Security forces reportedly used live ammunition against protesters.
- Internet access in Iran has been limited, making communication difficult.
- BBC Persian, unable to report from inside Iran, relies on external sources.
- The protests were partly sparked by calls from Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's last shah.
- Iran's Supreme Leader has said the government will not retreat in the face of protests.
- Iranian authorities claim the US and Israel are involved in causing unrest.
- The Iran Human Rights group reports at least 648 deaths during the protests.
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