2026/01/07Karaj: Kharazmi University Students Rally, Chant “Poverty, Corruption, Injustice—Death to This Despotism”
A Telegram channel linked to student activists reported that students at Kharazmi University (Karaj campus) held a protest gathering on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) . According to the post, students chanted “We don’t want spectators—join us” and “Poverty, corruption, and injustice—death to this despotism,” underscoring how economic grievances and anti-authoritarian messaging are converging within campus mobilizations alongside broader nationwide protests.
2026/01/07Kerman’s Bahonar University: Night Student Rally Chants “Our Protest Is Every Day” and “Freedom”
Students at Bahonar University of Kerman took part in a protest gathering on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) , according to reports and circulating footage. Chanting slogans including “Don’t think it’s only today—our rally is every day” and repeated calls of “Freedom,” the demonstration underscores sustained student mobilization as protests continue into the evening across multiple cities.
2026/01/07Pars University of Architecture & Art: Student Rally Chants “A Student May Die, But Will Not Accept Humiliation”
A video received from Pars University of Architecture & Art shows a group of students gathering in protest on Tuesday, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) and chanting “A student may die, but will not accept humiliation.” The footage indicates continued student mobilization alongside street demonstrations and merchant strikes, underscoring that protest participation is extending across multiple social groups and public spaces.
2026/01/07Prince Reza Pahlavi to Security Forces: “This Is Your Last Chance to Return to the People”
In a video message, Prince Reza Pahlavi addressed Iran’s armed and security forces, saying they face a “historic choice” during decisive protests—whether they will stand “with criminals or with the people.” He described the Islamic Republic’s collapse as inevitable, arguing the only question is timing, and urged personnel to use their weapons not against citizens but to protect them , saying this would also safeguard their own futures and families. Pahlavi also said the National Cooperation platform has been upgraded as a “secure channel” to declare loyalty to the public, instructing those who previously registered without response to try again via the QR code shown during Iran International’s live broadcast , and warned that those who shoot at people will be identified and punished. At the same time, those who join the nation will be honored.
2026/01/06Bandar Abbas: Video Shows Street Blocked by Fire During Tuesday Night Protests
A viewer-submitted video from Bandar Abbas shows that during Tuesday night protests, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) , a street was reportedly blocked after a fire was lit , disrupting traffic and movement in the area. While the footage cannot be independently verified, the use of fires to obstruct streets would indicate a shift toward more disruptive tactics as protests extend into the evening across multiple cities.
2026/01/06Tehran’s Haft-Hoz District: Night Protesters Chant “This Is the National Slogan—Reza Reza Pahlavi”
Videos circulating on social media show a group of protesters in Haft-Hoz (Tehran) taking to the streets on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) and chanting “This is the national slogan—Reza Reza Pahlavi.” The footage points to continued nighttime mobilization across multiple Tehran neighborhoods, with pro-monarchy messaging appearing in some gatherings as protests broaden beyond daytime bazaar actions.
2026/01/06Prince Pahlavi’s first public call
Today, I am sharing my first call to action with you. This Thursday and Friday, January 8th and 9th, starting precisely at 8 p.m. wherever you are, whether in the streets or even from your own homes, I call on you to begin chanting exactly at this time. Based on your response, I will announce the next calls to action.
2026/01/06Tehran’s Saadi Street Near the Bazaar: Night Protesters Chant “Javid Shah”
Reports and videos indicate that on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) , a group of citizens gathered on Saadi Street in Tehran , near the Grand Bazaar area, chanting slogans including “Javid Shah.” The scene reinforces the pattern of nighttime mobilization in the capital, with protest activity persisting beyond daytime bazaar closures and spreading across multiple central corridors.
2026/01/06Yazd: Videos Report Heavy Security Deployment and a Tense Atmosphere on Tuesday Night
Videos circulating on social media suggest that on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) , Iranian security forces were deployed across streets in Yazd , with reports describing a heightened security climate in the city. While the footage cannot be independently verified, the claimed posture indicates authorities may be moving to pre-empt or contain gatherings as nighttime protest activity expands across multiple provinces.
2026/01/06Alvand (Qazvin) Night Protest: Videos Show “Javid Shah” Chants on Tuesday
Videos circulating on social media from Alvand, Qazvin province show protesters gathering on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) and chanting “Javid Shah.” The footage adds to the broader pattern of nighttime demonstrations across multiple cities, with similar royalist slogans appearing in different locations as protests continue into the evening.
2026/01/06Lahijan Night Protests Continue as Videos Show One Protester Standing His Ground Against Security Forces
Videos circulating online from Lahijan show a nighttime confrontation in which one protester is seen standing firm in front of government security forces , with other demonstrators rallying behind and supporting him. The clips are captioned “Saturday, 16 Dey” —a date label that appears inconsistent with the 1404 calendar (as 16 Dey 1404 corresponds to Tuesday, January 6, 2026 )—but the footage nonetheless points to continued nighttime street activity and collective crowd support dynamics in the city.
2026/01/06Tehransar Night Protest: “Neither Gaza Nor Lebanon—My Life for Iran” Chants Reported
Videos circulating on social media show protesters in Tehransar, Tehran gathering on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) and chanting “Neither Gaza nor Lebanon—my life for Iran.” The slogan highlights a renewed focus on domestic priorities and opposition to external spending, and the nighttime footage indicates continued mobilization across multiple Tehran districts beyond the bazaar-centered daytime actions.
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