Under the pressure of sectarian and nationalist dictatorship in the country mass protests that took place in recent months seem to have stopped for the time being.

But Said Haccariyan (سعید حجاریان), one of the theoreticians of the regime’s intelligence services who is close to the spiritual wing, said that the protest will continue unabated, like the sea waves, and the next wave will be even stronger than the previous. Hajjarjian predicts that the regime will face serious crises over the next three years.


The social activities of girls who are opposed to mandatory headscarves in Tehran are now on the agenda. These girls oppose mandatory closure laws and take off headscarves on the streets to perform individual protests.

In the same way, there are still workers’ strikes in the country. Because many factories and businesses have closed down and have not paid salaries for months. These workers and employees want to get their salaries before anything else in order to provide their families basic needs.

In Iran, the crisis is deepening because the country’s deep-rooted economic, political and social problems continue and worsen. The Iranian state is busy with terrorist activities in the countries of the region instead of trying to solve these problems.

In Iran, especially non-Persian nations are in a serious emotional break with Tehran and politically seem to have separated their own ways. As have been seen in recent events, ethnic groups, especially the South Azerbaijani Turks, have tied their ties to Iran, and they do not want to support the Persian regime, nor the anti-regime Persians. Because the anti-regime Persians are known to be at least as fascist as the current regime and they do not want to give any rights to non-Persians.

Non-Persian nations seem must say their word in the future of the country because all non-Persian elements, when come together, form the majority of the country. The attitude of non-Persian nations will be decisive in the future of Iran.