Tehran

The universities, historically the bastions of anti-monarchist Marxism, are now echoing with chants of “Down with the three corrupts! Mullah, leftist, Mujahid.”

The travel warning, issued by the South Asian country’s External Affairs Ministry, cited “recent developments” in Iran and noted the advisory was in effect “until further notice.”

Israel also checking if removal of Maduro will make action against Iran regime possible.

Iranian media reported the arrest of an alleged Mossad affiliate amid expanding protests, internet disruptions, campus raids, and growing chants against Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

New Russia-Iran treaty deepens cooperation, challenging Israel's influence in the Middle East.

Maduro’s arrest and Iran’s protests offer hope, but celebrating too early risks dangerous power vacuums.

Last week, US President Donald Trump declared that the United States was "locked and loaded and ready to go" if Iran killed any more protestors, in a post on Truth Social.

Maduro’s removal and US oversight in Venezuela are already weakening Iran and Hezbollah’s South American foothold.

Now that Khamenei has spoken, the crackdown will harden. Across three defining protest waves - in 2009, 2019, 2022 - the public record shows that when he speaks, the cost of dissent rises sharply.

Iran’s regime has lost its ideological anchor, its popular base, and possibly its military, this time, the collapse could well be real.