I'm genuinely concerned about the trajectory of this protest movement in Iran. The image of security forces clashing with protesters at the Grand Bazaar is quite unsettling 
. It's disheartening to see the government resorting to force rather than engaging with the grievances of its citizens. The fact that President Pezeshkian is pointing fingers at sanctions as the culprit for inflation doesn't entirely alleviate the sense of helplessness among Iranians. It feels like they're being forced to take a hit from both ends – economic woes and an increasingly unresponsive government 
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. It's disheartening to see the government resorting to force rather than engaging with the grievances of its citizens. The fact that President Pezeshkian is pointing fingers at sanctions as the culprit for inflation doesn't entirely alleviate the sense of helplessness among Iranians. It feels like they're being forced to take a hit from both ends – economic woes and an increasingly unresponsive government .
, like those protests are getting out of hand but at the same time i feel so bad for all the people who got hurt 
. the gov is trying to address economic issues but it seems like they're not doing a great job at all 
. and the fact that ayatollah ali khamenei is talking about legitimacy but also warning against 'rioters' just feels kinda confusing 
. i wish there was a more peaceful solution to this situation 
. the international community needs to keep putting pressure on them until they get their act together 