Iran is shaking — and the situation is turning deadly. As protests surge across the country, reports now say regime forces have killed at least eight people, marking one of the most serious crackdowns since the 2022 uprising. What began as anger over money is now something much bigger. Iran’s economy is in freefall. br The national currency has collapsed to record lows, inflation has surged past 40, and everyday essentials are becoming impossible to afford. For millions, the pressure has been building for months. This week — it finally exploded. The protests began in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar, a place that has historically signaled major political shifts. When shopkeepers shut their stalls in protest of the currency crash, the message was clear: this wasn’t just frustration — it was defiance. From there, unrest spread fast. br br #IranProtests #IranProtests2026 #NewsIranProtests #ProtestsInIran #IranProtestsToday #TrumpIranProtests #IranProtestsUpdate #IranProtestsTehran #ProtestsRockIran #IranProtest #SouthernIranProtests #IranRegimeProtests #FourthDayIranProtests #IranInflationProtests #IsraelRoleIranProtests #IranProtestsLatestNews #SevenKilledIranProtests #FasaSouthernIranProtests #IranProtestNews #IranProtestLivebr br ~HT.410~PR.152~ED.