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Iranian Opposition Denounces Regime Support Rallies Amid Hormuz Strait Talks
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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
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Iranian opposition activists accuse the regime of orchestrating fake pro-government rallies amid talks with Oman over the Strait of Hormuz. They warn Iran seeks strategic control, not just economic benefits, and highlight increased executions as evidence of escalating repression. Opposition figures call for military leverage and political change to end the regime’s hold.
- 01Iranian opposition claims pro-regime rallies are government-funded, not spontaneous.
- 02Talks with Oman on Hormuz Strait aim at strategic control, not just transit fees.
- 03At least 908 executions reported in Iran since early 2026, signaling harsher repression.
- 04Opposition calls for military action and transitional government to topple regime.
- 05Official documents reveal government budgets for organizing pro-regime gatherings.
- 06Critics warn negotiations only buy time for regime’s extortion and terror activities.
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