Islamic regime shuts down cafe in Tehran following accusations of 'promoting satanic activities'

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Iranian authorities forced a Tehran cafe to close on Sunday, citing allegations of promoting "satanic activities" through Western-style music events and "abnormal behaviors." State-affiliated media reported police accused clients of "satanic movements," reflecting a broader recommitment by the regime to enforcing conservative policies and sharia law.

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The cafe was said to have allowed events featuring Western-style music that “provided a setting for abnormal behaviors,” the semi-state official Fars news agency reported.

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