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>>2635855Quick run-down: Unlike previous mass protests in Iran the current ones were caused primarily by crushing economic conditions rather than civil rights, and so they carry undeniable proletarian character and potential. The true scale of the protests is hard to confirm due to conflicting imperialist propaganda, however the staggering death toll in such a short period dwarfs the previous protests.
<Statement by Tehran and Suburbs United Bus Company Workers' Syndicate, dated January 07, 2026
>"Support for the people's just movement; advancing toward real freedom and equality, not a return to the past.
>Popular protests and strikes in various cities across the country have entered their eleventh day. Despite an intensified security crackdown, a heavy presence of law enforcement and security forces, and violent confrontations, the scope of the protests has remained broad and diverse. According to reports, during this period, protests have taken place at at least 174 locations in 60 cities across 25 provinces, and hundreds of protesters have been arrested. Unfortunately, during the same period, at least 35 protesting citizens, including children, have lost their lives.
>From December 2017 to November 2019 and September 2021, the oppressed people of Iran have repeatedly shown by taking to the streets that they cannot tolerate the prevailing economic-political relations and structures based on exploitation and inequality. These movements have emerged not to return to the past, but to build a future free from the domination of capital, based on freedom, equality, social justice, and human dignity.
>While declaring our solidarity with the popular struggles against poverty, unemployment, discrimination, and repression, we explicitly state our opposition to any return to a past dominated by inequality, corruption, and injustice. We believe that true liberation is only possible through the conscious and organized leadership and participation of the working class and the oppressed people, not through the reproduction of old and authoritarian forms of power. Meanwhile, workers, teachers, retirees, nurses, students, women, and especially the youth, despite widespread repression, arrests, firings, and economic pressures, remain at the forefront of these struggles, and the Syndicate of Workers of the Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company emphasizes the necessity of continuing independent, conscious, and organized protests.
>We have said it many times and we repeat it again: The path to liberation for workers and the working class is not through top-down leadership, not by relying on foreign powers, and not through the factions within the ruling regime, but through unity, solidarity, and the creation of independent organizations in the workplace and in life, and on a nationwide scale. We must not allow ourselves to be sacrificed once again in the power games and for the interests of the ruling classes.
>The Syndicate also strongly condemns any propaganda, justification, or support for military intervention by foreign governments, including the United States and Israel. Such interventions not only lead to the destruction of civil society and the slaughter of the people, but also provide another pretext for the regime to continue its violence and repression. Past experiences have shown that Western imperialist governments have no regard for the freedom, livelihood, and rights of the Iranian people.
>We demand the immediate and unconditional release of all detainees and insist on the identification and prosecution of the perpetrators of the people's massacre.
>Long live freedom, equality, and class solidarity! The solution for the working class is unity and organization."There are unconfirmed reports of a Soviet being created in the industrial district of Arak.
Unconditional support to Iranian workers as they face the full savagery of capital on the local and international fronts.
NO WAR BUT CLASS WAR 164 posts and 89 image replies omitted.>>2641677>>2641406>>2641285>>2641255>>2641182It has fizzled and you can clearly see mossad poster is seething lmao and types in the same way where he doesn't respond to posts
long term status for iran?
>>2641440Qatar and Turkey would move in as Hamas' primary backers.
>>2641732>berlin>stockholm….
>>2641732>progressivethe "progressive" German MSM neolibs/neocons/greens who support UA nazis and Israel call for "solidarity" with the "Iranian people" as well and EVERYTHING these fuckers support ALWAYS ends in deepest reaction and misery. So this is most likely no good for anyone except Israel, the USA and a couple western oligarchs
Reminder that Iran is already functionally a monarchy with the supreme leader role and that mulipolaritards support that
>>2641732>Berlin>StockholmLmao
>>2641763Is the President of France monarchical?
>>2641770>>2641735True. Should've posted the 10th video of the same LA rally as proof of LE MOSSSAAAAAAD
>>2641773If you try to imply Mossad and CIA aren't involved in this at all you're either a blithering idiot or actual glowie.
If Iran goes pro US after regime change China loses another supplier while the status of Venezuala is unclear. Just for context.
>>2641779german anon you gotta understand that, that guy doesnt support multipolarity
i genuinely wish those mossadposters who keep posting le ebin xitter screenshots as proof of iran being a "israeli regime change" are unironically proven wrong as the new government that comes is much more hostile to the US as also actually socialist
So how is airan doing?
>>2641783the 5 different posts saying it was actually in canada were more annoying. yeah we got it.
this isn't some trendy place with new people all the time
By the looks of it, there are two main factions to this uprising.
One being an actual workers council which is resisting the regime within Arak
https://x.com/_spoti/status/2010074132281733151?s=46&t=40VseJIJAKS4RPR3QNpOJAand the other being propped up by American intelligence to re-institute the monarchy.
In other words, this looks like this is going to be another Syria situation- a repressive bourgoise republic facing a progressive faction and another faction that’s more reactionary than them.
Can’t say I’m looking forward to a potential civil war coming from this.
>>2641748Anti-zionism isn't negotiable. If you will not be a model, you shall be an example.
I don't want to hear any leftoid claim they're "concerned" about "color revolution". What you're actually concerned about is the potential damage to your narcissistic ego if the anti-Western capitalist class ruling Iran is replaced by a neutral or pro-Western capitalist class.
>>2641803imagine if the arak soviet guys and communists seize iran, how much cope would generate
>>2641808Imagine all the cope
It's easy if you try
Multipoltards are mad the Iranian Soviet is run by anti-ML leftcoms lmao
An actual something happening? I am scared now. Wez all gonna get conscripted and die within years in a le big interimperialist war arent we?
If there will be no revolutions in other countries this one will die like the bolshevik one, right?
Member when ziggers were celebrating the end of USAID because it meant no more US backed color revolutions?
Waiting for the day when leftists actually support the working class
>>2641808Well, let’s see how they do. They’re talking the talk. But can they walk the walk?
>>2641440Imagine thinking the Iranians need to keep living under a hated government because "muh Palestine."
MEK is based. Change my mind.
>>2641819What does that entail, praxis-wise?
>>2641440Certainly, Columbia and NYU students can have a bake sale for the PFLP.
>>2641850MEK is what liberals pretend Iran is when they critically support it.
>islamo"socialist">pro-palestine (literally fought in one front with palis unlike IRGCuck armchairs)>backed by the west at one point just like the IRGC >>2641783She is super cringe as well.
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