Iran under the heavy shadow of mourning caused by the crackdown on the protests of Dey, and the burden of inflation and rising prices, is still alive; it sways and sings.

Iran under the heavy shadow of mourning caused by the crackdown on the protests of Dey, and the burden of inflation and rising prices, is still alive; it sways and sings. The picture of this Iran can be seen on social networks. A father and son, with a hymn belonging to the days of war, mock the prices of goods; families of those killed in the protests still write to their children; and a few streets away, young people have taken up instruments and are singing.

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