Iranian Security Forces Set Protesters’ Tents On Fire In ‘Clean-Up’ Operation In Isfahan

But the Biden Administration will re-start the sham nuke talks with Iran on November 29th. All while Iran’s leaders terrorize it’s citizens and the rest of the Middle East. What a disgrace.

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A year ago, the Iranian regime massacred 1,500+ protesters. Today in #Isfahan, Khamenei’s thugs are once again shooting Iranians in cold blood for the crime of being thirsty. To the courageous Iranian people: Americans are with you.

— Mike Pompeo (@mikepompeo) November 26, 2021

Just as world powers prepare to offer concessions to Islamic Republic, the regime is using brute force to silence its own people https://t.co/LLXqCFSQ8C

— Kambiz Foroohar (@kambizf) November 26, 2021

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Last night security forces burned tents used by protesters in #Isfahan.

Today the protesters bravely gathered in Isfahan again and protested against the regime.
#اصفهان pic.twitter.com/1Rw8MjlKQB

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) November 26, 2021

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Islamic Republic’s cracking down on religious women, destitute farmers & children in Isfahan, once a hardcore base of support for the regime. Across Iran, old & young, men & women, Muslim or not, want to get rid of the oppressive regime. The world must condemn this crackdown pic.twitter.com/L1wDAzaCLK

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) November 26, 2021

Iranian Security Forces Set Protesters’ Tents On Fire In ‘Clean-Up’ Operation In Isfahan

By Radio Free Europe, November 26, 2021

Tents set up last week by Iranian farmers in a dry river bed in Isfahan, Iran’s third-largest city, to protest against water cuts have been set on fire by riot police, and shots could be heard in the area.

The site was being “cleaned up” by the city’s municipality after the tents were set on fire overnight by Iranian security forces, reports said.

The protest movement started in Isfahan on November 8 and a number of demonstrators set up tents in the dried-up bed of the Zayandehrud River that passes through Isfahan last week.

On November 18, thousands of people joined the Isfahan rally to protest against water cuts and the drying up of the river.

Last week, images broadcast on state television and videos published on social networks showed farmers and others from across Isfahan Province gathered in the dry river bed and elsewhere in the city, chanting slogans such as “Give Zayandehrud River back.”

First Vice President Mohammad Mokhber said that meetings were being held over the issue to try to resolve the water problem in Isfahan and elsewhere.

Similar protests have been held across Iran in recent years.

In July, deadly rallies broke out in the southwestern province of Khuzestan amid widespread water shortages.

The Iranian Meteorological Organization has estimated that 97 percent of the country is experiencing drought to some degree.

Mismanagement by the authorities has also been cited as a main cause for the water crisis.

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