Summary
Protests in Iran have occurred following economic issues, leading to clashes with security forces. An eyewitness described the crackdown by Iranian security forces in Isfahan, where they fired tear gas and live ammunition at protesters. The Iranian government restricted internet access, limiting the spread of information about the events.
Key Facts
- Protests in Iran began in Tehran and spread to other cities, including Isfahan.
- The protests were triggered by the collapse of the Iranian currency.
- Security forces used tear gas and live ammunition against protesters.
- The protests involved diverse groups, with participants ranging from 7 to 70 years old.
- Some protesters were chanting against Iran's Supreme Leader and in support of the Iranian monarchy, which ended in 1979.
- The state broadcaster building in Isfahan was set on fire during the protests.
- The Iranian government has implemented an internet blackout, limiting information spread.
- President Trump threatened to respond strongly if the Iranian government harmed protesters.
