Congrats to the Syrian people 4 restoring Syria's reputation from the list of states accused of supporting terrorism. Terrorism does not reflect the noble qualities of the Syrian people, it is associated with the oppressive regime of Assad. We are committed to write new history.

🚨 Iran’s despised police chief is warning that economic hardship, gasoline shortages, and unemployment could ignite another wave of unrest. Ahmad-Reza Radan says the “enemy” is exploiting Iran’s worsening economic conditions to create chaos and has ordered police, including cyber and public security units, to identify and confront those “inciting” people on the streets and social media. In other words, Iranians expressing anger over real economic grievances and the Islamic Republic’s failures are being treated as a security threat. This is the same Radan who has previously acknowledged security forces killing Iranians during past crackdowns. Now, as economic pressure intensifies, he is once again preparing the security apparatus for domestic unrest. Radan also warned: “The war is not over.” The message is clear: the Islamic Republic knows Iranians could return to the streets, and it is preparing for violent repression rather than addressing the conditions driving their anger.

Today, one U.S. dollar crossed 2,000,000 Iranian rials. Read that number again. For the regime, it is an exchange rate. For ordinary Iranians, it means a salary worth less, food more expensive, medicine harder to afford, and another piece of their future disappearing. Iran is one of the richest countries in the world in oil and gas. Iranians should not be poor. But while the Islamic Republic spends billions on repression at home and its ideological projects abroad, ordinary people are watching their savings evaporate. 2,000,000 rials for one dollar is not just an economic record. It is the price Iranians are paying for 47 years of corruption, repression and disastrous policies.

🚨 The Iran Chamber of Commerce Research Center admits the staggering scale of Iran’s economic devastation, with millions of livelihoods crushed and the real numbers likely far worse. ▪️770,000 fewer people employed by winter compared with spring. 󠁯▪️1.35 million people left the labor force entirely, no longer working or even looking for work. 󠁯▪️611,000 fewer workers covered by Social Security. 󠁯▪️Underemployment jumped from 6.6% to 8.2%. 󠁯▪️Businesses employing 6–10 workers collapsed by 22.3%, while 11–50 worker firms fell 14.2%. And these figures almost certainly do not capture the full scale of the devastation, particularly informal employment, hidden underemployment and people who have simply disappeared from official labor statistics. These are not abstract numbers. Jobs are vanishing, businesses are collapsing, families are losing income and workers are being pushed into precarious survival-level employment. The Islamic Republic entered these crises with inflation, currency collapse, corruption and chronic economic mismanagement already crushing the country. Now the damage is becoming structural, and even the official numbers paint a devastating picture for more than 92 million Iranians.

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