NCRI – Youths in Esfahan have written anti-regime graffiti across the city on the occasion of the start of the new school year.
Slogans written extensively on walls, according to Iran Khabar, include, “The first lesson is freedom, the second lesson is death to Khamenei,” referring to the Iranian regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Separately, on Monday, a group of drivers at Sanandaj city’s Vilashahr staged a protest, demanding four months of unpaid salaries and abolishment of forced labour and night shifts. The drivers have been on strike since last week, and have declared that they will not end it until their demands are fulfilled.
In the city of Qazvin, 90 percent of so-called industrial centers have been shut down due to the regime’s economic crises and mismanagement. The Iranian regime is using the abandoned facilitates as silos to store wheat to compensate for a shortage of storage facilities in Qazvin.
