Iranians fear sharpening pressure after war and crackdown - Reuters

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Amid a fragile truce and economic strain, Iranians are anxious about potential government repression and the future of their country.

In response to economic challenges post-war, Iran has intensified arrests and executions to prevent domestic unrest.

Post-war, Iran has intensified crackdowns on minority groups and foreign nationals to reassert control and suppress dissent.

Iranians are concerned that the end of the war may lead to increased government pressure, with fears of intensified repression and economic hardships following the conflict and crackdown on protests.

Iranian authorities have intensified internal security measures, including street-level enforcement, mass arrests, and prolonged internet restrictions, reflecting mounting concern over potential unrest following the war and crackdown on protests.

Iranians are concerned about increased government pressure following the recent war and crackdown on protesters, with fears of economic decline and intensified repression.

In the aftermath of the recent war and amid deepening economic collapse, Iran’s clerical dictatorship has launched a sweeping campaign of repression designed to prevent a new wave of protests from emerging.