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Arnt Jensvoll

Protests in Iran, day 35: Mossad "clears" the ground before the attack; explosions across the country
Mossad clears the ground before the attack. Two deadly explosions are confirmed and there are rumours of up to 14 explosions nationwide. In Bandar…
Protests in Iran, day 34: Iran threatens France with massive suicide bombing in retaliation for terror labelling
Most European countries have summoned Iranian ambassadors to condemn “state violence” against protesters. The EU terror­stamps Revolution­garden. Meanwhile, Norway invites Iran’s ambassador to a…
Protests in Iran, day 33: - Everyone has lost someone or knows someone who has
Iran’s streets are calm, but the calm is not normal. The markets are eerily empty of people, shops are closed, and security forces are…
Protests in Iran, day 32: January 2026, deadliest month in modern Iranian history
Today’s update brings a poignant, personal account from a couple who survived “a living hell”. In February, the dead are traditionally honoured on the…
The protests in Iran, day 31: The mullahs’ fall will be as momentous as the Berlin Wall’s collapse.
The collapse of the Islamic Republic would be the biggest geopolitical event since the end of the Cold War. For Trump, it would be…
Protests in Iran, day 30: Iran accuses US of "human rights violations" in Minneapolis
Iranian government officials have leaked damaging details to Western media, suggesting internal discord over the regime’s brutality. Elsewhere, the Islamic foreign ministry has condemned…
Protests in Iran, day 29: The price of the religion of peace is counted in bodies
Just a few days ago, the estimated death toll passed 3,000. Today, Time magazine writes of 30,000, others mention 80,000. Either way, Khamenei deserves…
Protests in Iran, day 28: Khamenei does what Hitler did, hides in a bunker
In just a few days, not one or a hundred, but tens of thousands of young people were brutally murdered. Where did they go,…
Protests in Iran, day 27: Khamenei cancelled Friday prayers. Fearing to meet his 72 virgins
In recent weeks, Ali Khamenei has come out of the bunker for a few minutes to hold Friday prayers. On Friday, he stayed in…
Protests in Iran, day 26: Calm before the storm?
It’s quiet on the Iranian surface. The news flow has dried up, old news is being recycled, in-depth commentary articles are not appearing, and…
Protests in Iran, day 25: The massacre of Iranians is rooted in a deep conflict between Iran and Islam
Why is the Islamic regime killing its own people? They don’t see Iranians as their people. What happens when the Islamic regime falls? It…
Protests in Iran, day 24: State of emergency. 250 mosques have been destroyed
There are rumours that protests are flaring up again in Iran and that the regime is deploying special forces against its own people, but…
French feminist activist arrested after saying radical Islam is a threat to women
Twenty-year-old French feminist activist Yona Faedda has been arrested and detained after claiming that radical Islam poses a serious threat to women’s rights and…
Protests in Iran, day 23: - Islam has collapsed
Iranians are leaving Islam. It is claimed that 70 per cent have left Islam. Two thirds of the mosques are closed. It is predicted…
Protests in Iran, day 22: The Islamic regime is crumbling from the inside
In a speech, Khamenei finally admitted that “thousands have been killed”. There are also reports of disintegration inside the regime. An Iranian diplomat at…
Protests in Iran, day 21: Iranian suffering does not fit into the left's agenda
Why is the left silent on Iran? Because the truth exposes the lie. Recognising the protests in Iran would destroy their ideological fantasy world:…