Has the Trump admin sanctioned the Iranian regime so heavily that its on the verge of collapse ?

[yidnar]

News reports have been flooding in about the rising massive protests going on in Iran ! People are out in the streets shouting down with the Dictator and down with the regime ! The unrest stems from rising costs of living do to inflation and the weakening of the Rial ! all of said things are directly a result of the massive sanctions placed on Iran by the Trump admin ! Is this the beginning of the end of the Islamic dictatorship that controlled the country for the last 57 years ?


AI Overview



Sanctions have had a
devastating and ongoing impact on Iran's economy, leading to a severe downturn, high inflation, currency devaluation, and a significant decline in the middle class. The economic pressure has intensified with renewed UN sanctions in late 2025, exacerbating long-standing structural issues.

From war to wallets: How Iran’s economic crisis is fuelling protests

Sanctions, inflation and currency collapse have pushed daily survival to the centre of public anger following the conflict with Israel last June.

www.euronews.com

 

[shockedcanadian]

News reports have been flooding in about the rising massive protests going on in Iran ! People are out in the streets shouting down with the Dictator and down with the regime ! The unrest stems from rising costs of living do to inflation and the weakening of the Rial ! all of said things are directly a result of the massive sanctions placed on Iran by the Trump admin ! Is this the beginning of the end of the Islamic dictatorship that controlled the country for the last 57 years ?


AI Overview



Sanctions have had a
devastating and ongoing impact on Iran's economy, leading to a severe downturn, high inflation, currency devaluation, and a significant decline in the middle class. The economic pressure has intensified with renewed UN sanctions in late 2025, exacerbating long-standing structural issues.

From war to wallets: How Iran’s economic crisis is fuelling protests

Sanctions, inflation and currency collapse have pushed daily survival to the centre of public anger following the conflict with Israel last June.

www.euronews.com

Let us hope.so. Venezuela and Iran are both Chinese and Russian allies...If they are weakened, their big brothers are weakened. Peace through strength is real. Humans must be free, G-d demands it. I will always help those who fight for freedom, due process and accountable government.

 

[Concerned American]

News reports have been flooding in about the rising massive protests going on in Iran ! People are out in the streets shouting down with the Dictator and down with the regime ! The unrest stems from rising costs of living do to inflation and the weakening of the Rial ! all of said things are directly a result of the massive sanctions placed on Iran by the Trump admin ! Is this the beginning of the end of the Islamic dictatorship that controlled the country for the last 57 years ?


AI Overview



Sanctions have had a
devastating and ongoing impact on Iran's economy, leading to a severe downturn, high inflation, currency devaluation, and a significant decline in the middle class. The economic pressure has intensified with renewed UN sanctions in late 2025, exacerbating long-standing structural issues.

From war to wallets: How Iran’s economic crisis is fuelling protests

Sanctions, inflation and currency collapse have pushed daily survival to the centre of public anger following the conflict with Israel last June.

www.euronews.com

The shah was overthrown 48 years ago---not 57, just sayin'

 

[JGalt]

Yes. Regime change works if done with equal parts of military and economic power. President Trump's strike on their nuclear facility show them they aren't untouchable, and he's destroying Iran's proxy fighters wherever they pop up in the Middle East. President Trump's energy policies and sanctions are wreaking havoc on Iran's economy, especially since it's an oil-based economy.

Just think: it wasn't too long ago that Obama was giving them pallets of cash

 

[GLASNOST]

Has the Trump admin sanctioned the Iranian regime so heavily that its on the verge of collapse ?​

News reports have been flooding in about the rising massive protests going on in Iran ! People are out in the streets shouting down with the Dictator and down with the regime.

The US orchestrated such unrest in Iran that overthrew the Democratic government of Mosaddegh and put the puppet Fascist Shah in his place back in 1953s. The Iranian people finally got the Americans out in 1979 by the Islamic Revolution. One can say that the Islamic state is better than the American Fascist regime Iran had under the Shah. Much better would have been a return to a Democratic state but the American political coup proved to the Iranian people that American-style Democracy is equal to treachery and political murder.

So, is unrest in Iran the product of just another American subversive plan to overthrow the government or the product of genuine dissatisfaction ... and will it result in more American Fascism or back to a Democratic rule of the country? What I can see from their protests "over here" is that it's the Americans at it again. I see that some are waving the royal flag and that's bad news and shows to me that this is the work of the CIA.

 

[excalibur]

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[DGS49]

God gets part of the credit. The drought they are having is epic.

But Trump gets a lot of credit.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Just wait until the democrats find out…!

 

[SeaMajor7]

Apparently, it's NOT OK to post about what's happening in Iran today in this Current Events sub-forum, RIGHT MODS?

Revolution in Iran?

 

[tahuyaman]

Has the Trump admin sanctioned the Iranian regime so heavily that its on the verge of collapse ?​

Isn’t that the point of heavy sanctions?

 

[Edgetho]

dimocraps are scum. ALL of them, ESPECIALLY the voters

 

[yidnar]

The shah was overthrown 48 years ago---not 57, just sayin'

I meant to post 47 yrs ago .. thanks for the correction ..

 

[Silent Warrior]

The US orchestrated such unrest in Iran that overthrew the Democratic government of Mosaddegh and put the puppet Fascist Shah in his place back in 1953s. The Iranian people finally got the Americans out in 1979 by the Islamic Revolution. One can say that the Islamic state is better than the American Fascist regime Iran had under the Shah. Much better would have been a return to a Democratic state but the American political coup proved to the Iranian people that American-style Democracy is equal to treachery and political murder.

So, is unrest in Iran the product of just another American subversive plan to overthrow the government or the product of genuine dissatisfaction ... and will it result in more American Fascism or back to a Democratic rule of the country? What I can see from their protests "over here" is that it's the Americans at it again. I see that some are waving the royal flag and that's bad news and shows to me that this is the work of the CIA.

Wow. I wonder if all those women that had freedom under the Shah and are simple treated like cattle now agree with you that "the Islamic state is better than the American Fascist regime Iran had under the Shah." I assume you are male since you like the idea of females as chattel.

 

[Independent thinker]

News reports have been flooding in about the rising massive protests going on in Iran ! People are out in the streets shouting down with the Dictator and down with the regime ! The unrest stems from rising costs of living do to inflation and the weakening of the Rial ! all of said things are directly a result of the massive sanctions placed on Iran by the Trump admin ! Is this the beginning of the end of the Islamic dictatorship that controlled the country for the last 57 years ?


AI Overview



Sanctions have had a
devastating and ongoing impact on Iran's economy, leading to a severe downturn, high inflation, currency devaluation, and a significant decline in the middle class. The economic pressure has intensified with renewed UN sanctions in late 2025, exacerbating long-standing structural issues.

From war to wallets: How Iran’s economic crisis is fuelling protests

Sanctions, inflation and currency collapse have pushed daily survival to the centre of public anger following the conflict with Israel last June.

www.euronews.com

Iran seems to be having a hard time of late. Change is in the air.

 

[Invisibleflash]

News reports have been flooding in about the rising massive protests going on in Iran ! People are out in the streets shouting down with the Dictator and down with the regime ! The unrest stems from rising costs of living do to inflation and the weakening of the Rial ! all of said things are directly a result of the massive sanctions placed on Iran by the Trump admin ! Is this the beginning of the end of the Islamic dictatorship that controlled the country for the last 57 years ?


AI Overview



Sanctions have had a
devastating and ongoing impact on Iran's economy, leading to a severe downturn, high inflation, currency devaluation, and a significant decline in the middle class. The economic pressure has intensified with renewed UN sanctions in late 2025, exacerbating long-standing structural issues.

From war to wallets: How Iran’s economic crisis is fuelling protests

Sanctions, inflation and currency collapse have pushed daily survival to the centre of public anger following the conflict with Israel last June.

www.euronews.com