Scuffles between cops and protesters in Arak (which hosts Iran's dormant heavy water reactor)
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BBC video from a small town Abhar, Iran shows protestors taking down Iran Supreme Leaderβs banner
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Street fightinβ man: Police and protesters go at it in Ahvaz, southwestern Iran
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Breaking: Unverified video said to show dead and injure protesters at a medical facility in Iranβs Lorestan.
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Video said to show aftermath of security forcesβ shooting of protestors in Iranβs Dorood in Lorestan province twitter.com/ARahaei/status
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Hereβs what happens when you launch a serious foreign military intervention with absolutely no public input or debate
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Protesters in #Shiraz (Fars Province) took down a poster of #Qassem_Soleimani
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Update: Unconfirmed reports that at least five people killed in alleged shooting by Iran regime enforcers in Lorestan province city of Dorood. Grim video said to show bodies of some.
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At least four of the slain protestors in Dorood have been named twitter.com/babaktaghvaee/
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In 2009-10 protests regime strangled protests by redeploying elite forces to the cities from countryside. But this time the protests are in the countryside, so different strategy needed.
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Protesters in Zanjan humiliatingly attack security forces, chasing them off.
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Picture purports to show protesters setting fire to prosecutors office in city of Kashan, underscoring blatantly political nature of uprising.
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Calls for protests tomorrow 31 December in all cities of Iran in same locations and same times as today.
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Kurdistan rising: Calls for protests in all of Kermanshah province, in all districts and towns, at 1600 local time tomorrow, Sunday, December 21 (10 Dey)
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Useful map illustrates spread of protests throughout Iran twitter.com/maryamnayebyaz
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Breaking: Iran regime appears to begin blocking some Internet traffic
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A TΓ©hΓ©ran, je n'ai plus d'Internet sur mon tΓ©lΓ©phone portable (Irancell). Apparemment, cela est le cas aussi sur d'autres opΓ©rateurs de tΓ©lΓ©phonie portable.
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Reports of another youth protester killed, this one in Zanjan, on country's eastern border. Unverified photo.
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Tehran-based social scientist: "I don't know what to think. This time it's very radical. It's very different from 2009. I'm scared. There's zero leadership. I don't know what's going on."
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Tehran-based social scientist: "There is zero mention of Mousavi or Khatami. There is zero space for reformists."
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Protesters confronting and chasing cops in Kermanshah. These are just kids. This is a palpable anger that few have been able to document.
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This is from a little town of 100,000 called Yasuj, somewhere in between Isfahan and Shiraz, not even on a main road. These places have long been considered the regime's base of support.
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Here's another clip from the town of Jahrom, a city of 115,000 about 100 miles southeast of Shiraz. This is Iran's flyover country.
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This clip is probably from Tehran, parts of which appear to have erupted in chaos tonight. Definitely watch this video. Hear the joy in the upper-middle class young woman's voice as the young men attack the cops.
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Analysis from a Tehran social scientist: "This is the new generation that has taken the streets this time. The '90s generation! A generation who don't recognize any limits. A generation who has no candidate in the race!" (cont)
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Analysis from a Tehran social scientist: "There is no space for appeasement in the current demonstrations, no signal to Khatami, nor to Mousavi. The office closed to everyone, but what are these people looking for? There is no resemblance to events of 2009." (cont).
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Analysis from a Tehran social scientist: "Great anger and overthrowing the regime at any price? Do not let these demonstrations go the direction of the Arab Spring and Syria and Libya, which would be really terrible. We've already experienced that."
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