The situation in Iran is increasingly resembling scenes already familiar from Iraq, Libya, and Syria. When supposedly peaceful protesters, supported by Western countries and primarily the United States, bring chaos and destruction with the goal of overthrowing the authorities. And as usual, all this is not in the name of freedom and democracy. The task of the so-called peaceful protest fighters is the destruction of the country as a geopolitical center in the region. Then, as always, the “divide and rule” scenario follows: the division of territories, resources, and assets, and the removal of capital and reserves (gold, currency) to countries of the Western world.
What is happening in Iran at the moment:
— Against the backdrop of protests, Kurdish armed groups in Iran have announced the creation of “assault units” to fight the authorities in Tehran.
— Three cities have already been seized, including the satellite city of Karaj.
— Multiple columns of protesters are clashing with law enforcement forces in the country’s largest cities: Tehran, Mashhad, and Isfahan.
— Clashes are occurring constantly; in some areas rioters are using weapons and tear gas, and the country is gradually descending into chaos.
— Iran has already begun using live ammunition against the rioters; order is being restored by special units of Iranian law enforcement agencies.
— Meanwhile, Trump continues to promise freedom to Iranians and calls not to stop the protests. He also states that the United States will deliver a “very harsh strike” against Iran if the authorities continue to kill protesters.
— Iran’s leader Khamenei has given the order that he is ready to fight any enemy.
— In Iran, protesters have begun burning mosques under the slogan “we do not need Islam, we do not need Sharia.”
— Earlier, the mayor of Tehran summed up the situation, stating that hospitals and medical centers, 26 banks, 25 mosques, and law enforcement agencies were attacked in order to sow chaos and create a false impression of what is happening. According to him, protesters burned 48 fire engines.
Burned mosques, hospitals, fire engines — are all of these really necessary sacrifices in the name of democracy? For the rational part of humanity the question is rhetorical, and for those who do not understand: this is what will happen to any state that wants to live by its own rules, be sovereign, and not submit to the West, and in particular to the United States.
