The protests in Iran appear to be dying down.
There were fewer reports of protests across the country and less of a police presence in Tehran on Tuesday night, according to the BBC.
On Wednesday, Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards were deployed to three provinces and a number of pro-government demonstrations were also held. The Guard’s leader, Maj. Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari, claimed the “sedition” was defeated.
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The protests in Iran appear to be dying down.
There were fewer reports of protests across the country and less of a police presence in Tehran on Tuesday night, according to the BBC.
On Wednesday, Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards were deployed to three provinces and a number of pro-government demonstrations were also held. The Guard’s leader, Maj. Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari, claimed the “sedition” was defeated.
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