🚨 BREAKING: Islamic Republic of Iran's ayatollahs and their families spotted at the airport in Moscow

[riversedge]

If true, I am surprised they have not left earlier.

Tousi TV
@TousiTVOfficial

🚨 BREAKING: Islamic Republic of Iran's ayatollahs and their families spotted at the airport in Moscow

They are now fleeing Iran.

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[riversedge]

1. 3h Huge crowds are out on the streets again in Iran. In Tehran's Tehranser, Punak, and Saadat Abad districts, footage sh

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦
@NOELreports
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Huge crowds are out on the streets again in Iran. In Tehran’s Tehranser, Punak, and Saadat Abad districts, footage shows large gatherings chanting slogans like “We’re waiting for Pahlavi, we’re not going anywhere!”

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[Dave Bowman]

2. If only Dump and his cult would do the same.

[Kid Berwyn]

10. Most inspirational.

As Trump is where he is thanks to Putin.

[ananda]

20. We *could* have huge crowds too...

Just sayin

[BlueTsunami2018]

30. Well, we'd have to make them leave.

And I don’t see anyone doing that.

[Sneederbunk]

3. Will Bashar Al-Assad be hosting a dinner for them?

Or at least a brunch?

[moondust]

12. Party time!

Ayatollahs, Assads, Yanukovychs, and more! Only the best flee to Moscow!



(Just be careful when climbing out the windows.)

[dutch777]

15. Surprised that Maduro didn't get this memo when the handwriting was on the wall.

[artemisia1]

4. Does that mean that they will no longer be able to flog and hang teenage girls who were sexually assaulted? /nt

[Tetrachloride]

11. During times of chaos, some assaults were flagrant.

as happened in some Arab Spring events of 2011.

[riversedge]

5. The Critical Signal: Reports indicate a shocking development on the ground: there is "no apparent military or police res

🚨 TEHRAN TREMORS: THE CAPITAL IS BURNING.

The Situation: New footage confirms the chaos is escalating. Massive crowds are moving through debris and fires across Tehran tonight.

The Critical Signal: Reports indicate a shocking development on the ground: there is "no apparent military or police response." The security forces have seemingly vanished.

The Reality: The Regime has cut off internet access nationwide to prevent a rebellion, but the protests are only getting bigger. Control is slipping away.

#Iran #Tehran #IranProtests #RegimeChange #Breaking

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[riversedge]

6. The fires that are being set on military and gov't vehicles and buildings probably can't even be extinguished due to the

I read about iran's water shortage a few months ago.



Anna.G32
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It has already reached the status of full fledged rebellion.
The fires that are being set on military and gov't vehicles and buildings probably can't even be extinguished due to the extreme water shortages in Iran (especially in Tehran).

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[PeaceWave]

7. The ramifications of this are massive and not just for Iran. Ukraine could benefit as well.

[Torchlight]

21. How so?

[PeaceWave]

25. Iran has become a primary supplier of drones to Russia, which uses them to attack Ukraine.

[Igel]

8. That's not a really great 'sighting'.

I take the apparent lack of response reported below to be of greater import.

A better video would be, uh, better support for the claim.

[Frasier Balzov]

27. It does look like someone in turban and abaya

supervising luggage being unloaded from a cab to catch a plane.

Can I tell all that from that?

YES!

[SWBTATTReg]

9. And now the thugs are fleeing Iran, probably w/ every single dollar they could steal. Hypocrites. When the new free

Iranian government sets up afterwards, I hope that they go after every single one of these supposed religious leaders and charge them w/ stealing and crimes against their own people. No mercy.

[canetoad]

13. Kick

US needs to do the same.

[PeaceWave]

14. Democracy, the end of a terrorist state, the end of nuclear threats...If the Iranian people win, so too will the world.

[Deep State Witch]

16. Oh, I Hope So!

I really, really want to see Khamenei treated like he did so many dissidents - publicly executed in the middle of a crowded stadium.

[Mark.b2]

31. I would happily make an exception for my opposition to the death penalty for him! nt

[rollin74]

17. Wonderful News!!!!!

I hope it's true.

[mwmisses4289]

18. Obviously, I missed something.

What finally set the Iranian people off?
Pahlavi- that was the name of the shah of Iran's family that the us helped to topple back in 1970's-1980s?

[DetroitLegalBeagle]

24. Economic meltdown

Inflation has hit over 40%, their currency, the Iranian Rial, has collapsed, it hit something like 1.4 million rials to 1 USD in December. The airstrikes last summer, the ones by Israel and the US, damaged a lot of infrastructure and the government there has been unable to fix it, so blackouts and power outages have been ongoing. Sanctions went back to the more harsh pre 2015 ones when Iran withdrew fully from the IAEA after the airstrikes last summer, and then, apparently, people realized that the nuclear program, which normally could be used as leverage to get the sanctions lowered, was too heavily damaged to be of use at this point. So people went on strike, protests started, the government budget for 2026 showed massive increase in defense and security spending, but none for anything else. So it kinda snowballed. I'm sure foreign intelligence agencies are fanning the flames too.

[mwmisses4289]

37. Thank you for that brief summary.

Mostly focused on us, russia, Ukraine and china stuff.

[BlueWaveNeverEnd]

19. Hopefully the citizens replace that religous tyranny with something good

[gulliver]

22. Iran should actually be the top storyline on all of the news sources, imo

The sources that are treating it low key are self-identifying as "future irrelevant."

[muriel_volestrangler]

23. "Tousi TV" seems to have been predicting the fall of the regime within hours, for weeks

with the help of Trump. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like a pro-shah channel. I wouldn't take anything from it at face value.

[Tasmanian Devil]

32. Not credible

I could find no other sources and these guys have no credibility.

[wcmagumba]

26. When I was in middle school (early 1970s) we had a couple of Iranian boys (cousins I think) in class.

I guess their families had escaped to the US...Don't know if they were getting away from the Shaw or the Ayatollahs or other...they were friendly but one of them was always in trouble for acting out in class...

[multigraincracker]

28. When you fall off the top step, you fall below the first step.

Humpyy Drumpty, get ready.

[moniss]

29. The Iranians will only be allowed to do as

the US and Israel decree. That has been in the works for a very long time and now they will dictate on Iranian oil like the US does on Venezuelan oil. Nasser tried to explain to the people of the Middle East that this is what would happen if they weren't vigilant every moment. Of course the regime was horrible but what is coming is enslavement and oppression of another kind.

To paraphrase: "A thorn by any other name is still a prick."

[Boomerproud]

33. If true, I wouldn't want to be in the Russian embassy in Tehran.

Just saying. Putin on the wrong side of history again. Will this be the catalyst for change?

[idahoblue]

34. If true, proof that protests do work.

Authoritarian regimes have been overthrown by protests by the people.
We have to show up.

[ShazamIam]

35. I know this might be petty, but I am more worried about the U.S. fascists than Iran's fascists. nt

[SSJVegeta]

36. Army should understand he's in exile and bend to the will of the people