🗣Your account: Living conditions under political repression and military tensions - Saturday 28 Shahrivar

🔹I’m a ninth-grade student. This year we went to register, and the school took five million tomans from us; this is despite what the Minister of Education says—that schools have no right to receive money. This country has become such that everyone does whatever they want. The law of the Islamic Republic is the law of warthog animals.

🔹I’m a truck driver; cooking oil is expensive, tires are expensive, there’s no diesel. Is it not time to strike? Long live the Shah

🔹Last night, my daughter, while coming back from university, was physically confronted by government forces because of not observing the mandatory hijab. One of them squeezed my child’s throat and threatened her with fabricating a case. They introduced themselves as judicial officers. Damn the government of the Islamic Republic.

🔹The internet situation is very bad. I use a few VPNs just so Instagram comes up a bit. May God curse you.

🔹Today, 28 Shahrivar, at 7:30 a.m., the sound of air defense and a severe explosion can be heard.

🔹The Islamic Republic no longer has any money; even the National Iranian Oil Company has borrowed the salary payments for its own staff and employees for the month of Mordad from the Astan Quds Razavi.

🔹The air defenses have been activated at the Hassan Rood naval base, but the reason is not clear.

🔹Now, in your opinion, haven’t treatment (medicine) and education (schools) become very luxurious? Diagnosis, treatment, and of course education and training—these have become a luxury item that only can be found in some people’s homes. Bro is very angry.

🔹The government gave people 60 liters of 1,500-toman gasoline, and also 50 liters of 3,000-toman gasoline as their ration, and every day it announces a decrease in the ration. Come on—if you’ve already cut part of it, cut the rest too, so everyone can rest easy. As if it’s not your father’s inheritance. Death to the Islamic Republic, Long live the Shah