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'We will bring the Islamic Republic to its knees': Son of last Iranian shah backs protests

'We will bring the Islamic Republic to its knees,' says son of Iran's last shah

Dozens of protesters and members of the security forces have died since demonstrations began two weeks ago

UAE and Qatar airlines suspend flights to Iran amid escalating civil unrest

Activist Masih Alinejad says Trump should not repeat Biden and Obama's mistakes on Iran protests

Anger and dark humour are the new normal in Iran's shutdown

Araghchi says Iran seeks improved relations with Lebanon despite differences

Russia fires hypersonic missile at Ukraine in ‘revenge operation’

Iran in 'big trouble', Trump says as Khamenei sounds defiant tone

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Iran executes man convicted of spying for Israel

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'People couldn't breathe': Protester tells of Tehran chaos as death toll rises

Trump says Iran will be 'hit very hard' by US if more protesters are killed

Four protesters killed in Iran by security forces, rights groups say

Mike Pompeo praises Iranian protesters and 'every Mossad agent walking beside them'

At least 10 killed in Iran protests as authorities issue warnings

US ‘locked and loaded’ if Iran violently suppresses protests, warns Trump

People walk at the Tehran Grand Bazaar on Tuesday following protests over a plunge in the currency's value. Reuters

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Iranian protests spread as students take to the streets

Iran's Pezeshkian pledges banking reforms and orders talks with protesters

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Iran's Pezeshkian pledges banking reforms and orders talks with protesters

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