Protests and Propaganda
The regime perceives the ongoing protests as a result of foreign instigation, viewing demonstrators as misled agents of external powers. Despite this narrative, the sheer scale of support from the Iranian expatriate community—evidenced by massive demonstrations in cities like Berlin—highlights a global solidarity for the movement, particularly regarding women's rights in Iran. The government's anxiety is palpable, revealing a lack of confidence in their ability to suppress dissent effectively.In this clip
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