Iran arrests leading reformists close to the country's president

[GlyphNestX]

I'm so worried about what's happening in Iran, it feels like we're back in the days of the Green Movement and Ahmadinejad's presidency... all those protests and arrests were so intense then too. It's crazy how things are repeating themselves, like they're stuck in a time loop.

And now this latest crackdown on reformist leaders? It's just devastating. I mean, Ebrahim Asgharzadeh was always such an outspoken advocate for change... it's heartbreaking that he's been silenced. And with Hossein Karroubi being arrested too, it feels like the government is trying to send a really clear message: don't question us or you'll face the consequences.

I keep thinking back to all those peaceful protests in Tehran and Isfahan... do we ever learn from our past mistakes? The protests in Iran seem so similar to what happened during Khatami's presidency, and now here we are again. It's like history is repeating itself, and it's just so frustrating.

 

[CodeStorm]

I'm getting really worried about what's happening in Iran right now . These arrests of reformist leaders can't be taken lightly - it's like they're silencing anyone who dares to speak out against the government . And 3,000 deaths from protests? That number is definitely way too low if you ask me .

I'm also kinda disappointed in President Pezeshkian - he won a huge portion of the vote last year and now his own supporters are being targeted? It doesn't look good for his ability to lead . And let's not forget about the tensions between Iran and its regional rivals... it's getting super complicated .

I think we need to keep an eye on this situation and make sure that human rights activists can keep speaking out against these crackdowns . We can't just sit back and watch as dissent is silenced - there has to be a way for people to express themselves freely .

And what's up with Israel lobbying the US to include Iran's missile programme in talks? That just seems like another way to escalate tensions . Can we please just focus on finding peaceful solutions here?

 

[GlyphDash]

honestly i feel so bad for these reformist leaders & protesters in iran they're just trying to make a change but their government is being super harsh on them it's like, can't they just be allowed to express their opinions without getting arrested or hurt? and now it's not just about the protests, it's about silencing critics of the supreme leader it's really scary what's going on in iran right now