Many Iranian opposition activists are hoping the current unrest could be the beginning of the end of the country's hardline Islamic regime.

Fresh protests erupted across Iran as demonstrations entered a fourteenth day despite a nationwide internet blackout and deadly crackdowns. Rights groups warn of rising deaths, while protesters demand an end to clerical rule.

What we are seeing in Iran is not simply an economic crisis. These are primarily symptoms of a deep political crisis,” said Yazdanpana.

Iran is experiencing a countrywide shutdown triggered by intensifying protests and a deepening political and economic crisis. This government-ordered shutdown has impacted businesses, educational institutions,

A slow-burning economic crisis in Iran has reached a tipping point after a slump in the national currency to a record low made even basic goods unaffordable for much of the population.

Protests triggered by soaring inflation and a collapsing currency have highlighted widespread political discontent. Analysts say the deep economic woes are a major challenge to the regime's authority.

On Friday, Trump warned that if Iran kills peaceful protesters, “the United States of America will come to their rescue. We are locked and loaded and ready to go.”

Iran's Ambassador Mohammad Fathali states the situation in Iran is under control. He assures no threat to Indian citizens or interests. This comes after India's Ministry of External Affairs issued a travel advisory.