Popular protests may be inevitable, warns Iran's Supreme National Security Council - Iran Intl

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Iran's Supreme National Security Council met following intelligence warnings that economic hardship, including rising unemployment and prices, could trigger widespread protests. Security agencies fear these demonstrations, potentially fueled by opposition figures, may threaten the Islamic Republic's stability, especially during ongoing international talks.

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Iran’s economy cannot withstand more than six to eight weeks of naval blockade, according to the report presented to the Security Council. The US blockade has now been in place for two weeks.

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