Iranian people protest drastic living conditions and chaotic state of water and electricity

The widespread protests by deprived people over their stolen rights and dire living conditions continue unabated.
Strikes and protests by doctors in Lordegan, educators in Tehran, farmers in Isfahan, telecommunications retirees in Isfahan and Kermanshah, oil workers, and project-based oil and gas employees across various regions, along with public discontent over the chaotic state of electricity and water, paint a picture of a discontented nation. It highlights a government that is neither willing nor able to meet the basic demands and needs of its people.
Changes in faces and officials within the Velayat-e Faqih regime, built on the usurpation of people’s sovereignty, crime, corruption, and plundering, do nothing to improve the people’s situation. Nothing can stop the Iranian people’s demand for the overthrow of this regime and the establishment of democracy, popular sovereignty, and justice. An uprising to overthrow the ruling criminals is inevitable.