Resistance Units Mount 50 Actions Across Tehran, 15 Iranian Cities

Iran is facing escalating internal turmoil following a 12-day conflict with Israel and ongoing political repression, with the regime under increasing pressure from both hardline factions advocating mass executions reminiscent of 1988 and reformist voices calling for a national referendum and constitutional changes. The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) and associated Resistance Units have organized widespread protest activities and demonstrations in multiple cities, invoking the historic legacy of Dr. Mohammad Mossadegh and signaling continued resistance against the ruling religious dictatorship. Despite international media focus on other global conflicts, Iranian citizens, particularly young women, endure severe repression including arbitrary arrests, harsh punishments for dissent, and increased executions amid an atmosphere of fear propagated by Supreme Leader Khamenei’s regime. In response, political figures such as Rana Sanaullah in Pakistan urge responsible political dialogue and peaceful protest to avoid instability, while voices in the U.S. highlight President Trump’s role in halting recent hostilities and emphasize the ongoing complexity of Iran-related challenges in global peace efforts. The situation remains volatile, with the regime’s legitimacy crisis deepening and both repression and calls for reform shaping Iran’s uncertain future.