In recent weeks, Donald Trump and various media narratives have suggested that Iranian protesters seek U.S. military intervention to topple their leadership, amidst escalating threats from Trump regarding Iran’s nuclear ambitions. However, the protests largely stem from severe economic distress exacerbated by U.S. sanctions, with foreign actors like Israel’s Mossad actively encouraging unrest. The Mojahedin-e-Khalq (MEK) claims to be organizing protests, yet its controversial history raises doubts about its credibility. Trump’s calls for intensified protests further complicate the situation, risking increased violence and instability in a nation wary of foreign interference.
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