What is happening with protests in Iran?
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Answer
Protests in Iran have intensified due to soaring inflation, currency devaluation, and economic mismanagement. Demonstrations, which began with shopkeepers, have spread nationwide and turned violent, with fatalities reported. The government has responded with both force and promises of dialogue and financial relief. International attention has grown, with warnings from the U.S. and ongoing concerns about government repression and economic hardship.
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CBS News
8 days agoProtests erupt across Iran as currency sinks to record low
Protesters have taken to the streets of Tehran as Iran faces severe economic pressures, with the currency hitting a record low and annual inflation reaching 42%. Protests target both economic hardship and government mismanagement.







