The Islamic Republic of Iran Fights to Live On.

Economic crisis, social conflict and international problems.
Is this the beginning of the end of the Ayatollahs' rule in the Islamic Republic of Iran?

Research & analysis: Tomasz Rydelek
Video production: Łukasz Szypulski
Voiceover: Hubert Walas
3D photo animations: Bartłomiej Hurko

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[i_ased_i]

As an iranian i sincerely thank you for your efforts to update the world on the state of iran, but i have to mention the fact that many major cities like kerman isfahan, tehran, mashahd, tabriz, urmia and many many more created sight of a revolution that are undoubtedly jaw dropping to observe, again i thank you for your efforts and unbiased content but i couldn't let the bravery and suffering of the other cities evolved go unnoticed

[mobinmohamadi]

I'm an Iranian living in iran.I can say this is the most exact and evidence backed report i've seen from a non-iranian media
Great job 👍

[eljanrimsa]

It's s frustrating to watch this from abroad. A ruling class of old men desperately clinge to power, while the country is ready to move forward and build a better future.

[A.R.]

Given that half that society lives in extreme abuse, this has been a long time coming. I hope the woman of that land get the rights and freedoms they so rightfully deserve.

[azarakhshsawmen]

Wow, I’m Iranian and I’m surprised that someone has deeply gone through our economic & political problems and not just repeating social ones. Thanks ❤❤

[Rob_FF]

16:00 "Let people choose their own path to Heaven. We cannot send people to Heaven by force or the lash" -- former President Hassan Rouhani

[mrparadox]

As an Iranian, I can confirm that what you have said is accurate and informative

[PersonalCoach]

I always rejoice at seeing another excellent video in which you share your insights in what is going on in geopolitics.

[houseontherock]

I noticed a lot of people from Iran on the thread. I am praying for all of you! The bravery you all have shown is more inspiring than I can put in words. The news doesn’t share enough of it, but I’ve learned from people who are working there; unfortunately, I can’t say who they are. But the Lord is with you! May his peace be with you all.

[whoisvahid]

Iranian Here, despite what most of you think, most people in iran do not support islam or share islamic beliefs anymore.
and the uprising didn't just start with the death of Mahsa Amini, it actually started with Sepideh Rashnoo's incident in tehran central subway, she fought back a muslim girl for her hijab, she got arrested and forced to confess while the torture marks was apparent on her face.
then couple month later a girl (Mahsa Amini) and her brother take a trip to tehran and while her hijab was okay, the 'Morality' Police (which is an org just to torture girls in iran and iran's lobbies like NIAC made this word popular because it has less negative weight) took her to custody and then she ended up in ICU, after her pictures in ICU released brain surgeons in iran and also nurses noticed something, most obvious thing was that the pipe they use for artificial/aided breathing was not placed in her throat which means that they put her lifeless corpse on that bed just to imply she died in hospital, the 2nd obvious thing was that there was blood leaking from her ears, which indicates that they hit her in the head with something and it caused severe damage.

but shit hit the fan when police got scared and they showed the clip of her falling down in the police station, implying that she had prior injuries and she died on her own, but one thing they slipped was that in this clip in one split of a second day turns to night and the crowd in the clip completely change, meaning that it was completely staged just to calm the public anger.

couple years ago they shut down a plane (infamous Ukraine Plane PS752) and killed 170+ people, they tried so hard to slip it under the rugs but witnesses released the clips of the aftermath and right in that moment the public opinion turned completely against the gov.

[jensboettiger]

This would fix so much. The West could finally dump the Saudis and Emirates and Iran would stabilize West and Central Asia and counter Russian and Chinese influence like in the old days.

[iatros]

This should be posted in NewIran subreddit. Because it is full of well reached information.
I got a 300k karma account banned for antirussian trolling and information war. No more karma for posting.

[moritamikamikara]

If the soap box doesn't work, you turn to the ballot box
If the ballot box doesn't work, you turn to the ammo box.
Godspeed Iran.

[samueltrusik]

Religion is meant to guide peopl in everyday lives through faith and fervor, but these qualities can do massive damage if religion is used in Rulership. Religion should stay out of government, for the good of everyone. A neutral, secular, but not neceserally atheist government is needed.

[boomstick]

I read this as Islamic Republic fights Iran on live tv. I am now sad

[kennethferland]

Iran is a weird type of autocracy in which the organs of democracy exist under the theocratic organs. The Islamic Revolution essentially replaced the dictatorial Shaa with Komeinii but this makes it quite straitforward for the theocracy to be abolished and the underlying democratic organs to function again, indeed as they were doing before the Shaa.

[jacobmoss]

Iran may soon have yet another revolution. The Iranian's have a long history of revolutions against regimes they dislike, from the toppling of numerous Shahs and even entire dynasties. Perhaps we shall see yet another national revolution, but I fear that owing to the divisions in Iranian society that the country will probably break up into a civil war.

[simian_essence]

Excellent, necessary, background & contextual information on Iran. ❤ Many, many thanks! ❤

[PavltheRobot]

Was waiting for this topic to be covered, glad it actually happened!