
Since late 2022, Iran has experienced widespread protests triggered by economic hardship, including inflation and currency collapse, and political repression following Mahsa Amini's death. The government has responded with force, resulting in significant casualties. The unrest has drawn international attention, with the US expressing support for protesters and increasing military presence in the region, raising concerns of potential conflict. Regional actors like Turkey oppose foreign intervention, emphasizing domestic resolution. Iran's support for proxy groups and economic sanctions further complicate the situation, impacting regional stability and international relations.
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