2026/01/06Shahrekord Night Protests: “Final Battle—Pahlavi Will Return” and “Death to This Velayat” Chants Reported
A received video from Shahrekord shows protesters taking to the streets on Tuesday night (January 6, 2026 / 16 Dey) chanting “This is the final battle—Pahlavi will return” and “Death to this Velayat,” signaling continued nighttime mobilization and sharpened anti-system rhetoric. The footage adds to the day’s earlier reports from Shahrekord of heavy security presence and crowd-control deployments, suggesting the city remained active after dark.
2026/01/06Borujerd: Videos Claim Security Forces Attacked Protesters on Tuesday
Videos circulating on social media allege that Iranian security forces moved against and attacked protesters in Borujerd on Tuesday, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) . While the footage cannot be independently verified, the reports point to escalating confrontations on the ground, with a growing number of cities seeing both nighttime gatherings and more forceful dispersal tactics.
2026/01/06Sari Night Protests: Videos Show “Javid Shah” Chants on Tuesday Evening
A video shared in social media shows protesters in Sari gathering on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) and chanting “Javid Shah.” The footage adds to a broader pattern of nighttime demonstrations across multiple cities, with royalist slogans appearing in some locations as protests continue beyond daytime strikes and street clashes.
2026/01/06Mashhad’s Fallahi Boulevard: Night Rally Chants “Don’t Be Afraid” and Urges Shops to “Close”
A received video from Fallahi Boulevard in Mashhad shows protesters gathering on Tuesday night (January 6, 2026 / 16 Dey) and chanting “Don’t be afraid—we’re all together,” while also shouting at shopkeepers “Close it, close it,” signaling an effort to widen participation through shop shutdowns alongside street mobilization. The scene adds to reports of sustained nighttime protests in Mashhad and suggests coordination between crowd activity and strike-style economic pressure.
2026/01/06Borujerd Night Protests: “This Is the Final Battle—Pahlavi Will Return” Chants Reported
Received videos from Borujerd show protesters taking to the streets on Tuesday night (January 6, 2026 / 16 Dey) and chanting “This is the final battle—Pahlavi will return.” The footage adds to a widening pattern of nighttime demonstrations across multiple cities, with similar slogans appearing in different locations, suggesting coordinated messaging or rapid cross-city diffusion through social media.
2026/01/06Tehran’s Abusaid Intersection: Night Protest Video Shows “This Year Is the Year of Blood—Seyed Ali Will Be Brought Down” Chant
Received videos from Abusaid intersection (Chaharrah Abusaid), Tehran —dated Tuesday, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) —show protesters chanting “Emسال سال خونه، سیدعلی سرنگونه” (“This year is the year of blood—Seyed Ali will be brought down”). The footage points to sustained nighttime mobilization in central Tehran corridors and reflects increasingly confrontational protest rhetoric as demonstrations continue beyond daytime strikes and clashes.
2026/01/06Saman (Chaharmahal & Bakhtiari): Night Protest Videos Show “Javid Shah” Chants
Based on received videos from Saman in Chaharmahal & Bakhtiari province, protesters were on the streets on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) chanting “Javid Shah.” The footage adds to a growing stream of reports indicating that protest activity is continuing after dark across multiple cities, with royalist-leaning slogans appearing in some gatherings.
2026/01/06Torbat-e Heydariyeh Night Protests: “This Is the Final Battle—Pahlavi Will Return” Chants Reported
Received videos from Torbat-e Heydariyeh —dated Tuesday, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) —show protesters chanting “This is the final battle—Pahlavi will return,” indicating sustained nighttime mobilization and increasingly explicit monarchical restoration slogans in some gatherings. The footage adds to reports that protest activity is extending beyond daytime actions into the evening across multiple cities.
2026/01/06Abdanan (Ilam) Night Protests Grow: Videos Show Large Crowds After Daytime Demonstrations
Received videos from Abdanan in Ilam province —dated Tuesday, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) —show a large поток of protesters on the streets at night, indicating that the daytime demonstrations in the city carried into the evening. The footage suggests sustained momentum and broader participation, raising the likelihood of extended local disruption if crowds remain active after dark.
2026/01/06Night Protests in Neyshabur: “Reza Shah, May Your Soul Rest in Peace” Chants Reported
A received video from Neyshabur shows protesters gathering on Tuesday night, 16 Dey (January 6, 2026) and chanting “Reza Shah, may your soul rest in peace.” The footage points to continued nighttime mobilization outside major metropolitan centers, highlighting how protest messaging is spreading across cities and persisting beyond daytime strike activity.
2026/01/06Night Protests in Tehran’s Naziabad: Videos Show “Pahlavi” Chants and “Death to Khamenei” Slogans
A received video from Naziabad, Tehran shows protesters taking to the streets on Tuesday night, chanting “Pahlavi, Pahlavi” and shouting “Death to Khamenei.” The footage suggests continued mobilization into the evening hours in southern Tehran neighborhoods, indicating that protest activity is not limited to daytime bazaar closures and is spreading across multiple districts.
2026/01/06Sweden Deputy PM: “Freedom’s Cry Can’t Be Silenced” as Stockholm Urges United Support for Iranians
Sweden’s Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch said Sweden stands with the “brave struggle of the Iranian people for freedom,” arguing that the call for liberty cannot be silenced and that Iranians’ demands should be met with “united and collective support.” The remarks add to growing European political messaging around the Iran unrest, reinforcing external pressure narratives even as events on the ground remain volatile.
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