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Around 200,000 demonstrators gathered in Munich to protest against the Iranian regime and its violent suppression of nationwide protests.

Serbia remains on the EU candidate list despite concerns about its government's commitment to European values amid violent suppression of student protests and media freedom violations.

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian expressed regret over the violent suppression of anti-government protests while reaffirming the country's commitment to nuclear negotiations.

The protests in Iran have largely ceased due to violent suppression by the regime, resulting in tens of thousands killed and imprisoned, with only sporadic protests remaining out of fear of further repression.

The article discusses the brutal protests in Iran against an authoritarian regime as citizens demand freedom and improved living conditions amidst severe economic crisis, noting the violent suppression of these protests by the government.

Dissenting filmmaker Jafar Panahi predicts that the Khamenei regime cannot sustain control over Iran following the violent suppression of protests.

The U.S. imposed sanctions on five senior Iranian officials accused of being behind the violent suppression of protests, warning that it is monitoring the financial activities of Iranian leaders globally as part of the Trump administration's increased pressure on Tehran.

The G7 nations have warned Iran of potential new sanctions due to its violent suppression of protests that have resulted in numerous casualties and human rights violations.

Omid Noghandoost, an Iranian living in Croatia, speaks about the violent suppression of mass protests in Iran and the people's desire for change, including a call for the return of the former Shah.

In Tehran, an ophthalmologist has documented over 400 individuals with eye and head gunshot injuries from police during protests, as medical teams struggle to cope with the violent suppression by authorities.

The death toll during the protests in Iran has reached 2,571, amid accusations of the most violent suppression in the country's modern history, according to the rights organization HRANA based in the USA.

Over 2,000 people have died in just 17 days due to the violent suppression of protests in Iran, as human rights organizations report and Trump warns Tehran of severe consequences.

The article reveals the heartbreaking stories of families in Iran who are suffering from the loss of loved ones due to rapid executions during the government's violent suppression of protests.

London and Lisbon have condemned the violent crackdown on protests in Iran, with calls for Iranian ambassadors and preparations for new sanctions from the UK and Portugal.

The UN High Commissioner has urged an end to the killings of peaceful protesters in Iran amid violent crackdown on demonstrations.

The protest movement in Iran has evolved from a small demonstration over currency issues into a significant nationwide uprising against the government, marked by violent suppression from authorities.

Tensions between Washington and Tehran escalate as President Trump considers 'hard' military options in response to Iran's violent suppression of protests while the White House reports that Iran has proposed starting negotiations, a claim met with stern warnings from Iranian leadership.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister condemned Iran's violent suppression of protests and called for increased international pressure on Tehran, linking its domestic and foreign policies.

Iran is experiencing a total internet blackout imposed by the regime, preventing real-time verification of the violent suppression of civil protests, with reports of around 2,000 arrests and numerous casualties.

Former President Trump has warned that the U.S. will respond strongly if Iran engages in a violent suppression of the ongoing protests in Tehran.