Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian has expressed regret for all those affected by the recent protests in the country and condemned the brutal government response.
In a recent statement, Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian expressed his apologies to all individuals impacted by the national protests that have erupted in Iran. These protests have seen significant unrest, and Pezeshkian's remarks follow the government's severe handling of these demonstrations. His expression of regret highlights a rare acknowledgment from a high-ranking official regarding the turmoil faced by citizens amid civil unrest.
Pezeshkian did not only focus on the victims of the protests but also criticized the Iranian authorities for their brutal response to the dissent. This includes the shutting down of internet services and telephone lines, which severely limited communication and organization among protestors. Reports indicate that thousands have died as a result of the protests, with many others being arrested and denied medical care, amplifying the gravity of the situation and raising concerns about human rights violations in Iran.
Additionally, he condemned the Western portrayal of the protests, characterizing it as
