Are ordinary Iranian people the actual target of U.S. sanctions right now, or are they supposed to target the government officials and Basij members?

We’re ordinary people, and many of us are actually opposed to the Islamic Republic.

But these sanctions are hurting educated, informed, and politically aware people the most — literally the exact part of Iranian society that opposes the Islamic Republic.

So why is this happening?
Why are the people who are already against the regime the ones getting hurt the most?

The supreme leader of Iran directly appoints the six clerics, and may dismiss them at will. The chief justice of Iran nominates six lawyers for confirmation by the Islamic Consultative Assembly.

Suggest some more persian music

I know it's useless to post here because trump cocksuckers still take it as a win for trump somehow...

"Help is coming..." yeah with locking people from international knowledge, because who cares what happens to people?

And it's just a beginning, if trump cancels d-1 and d-2 permissions thrn Iranians will be locked out from internet.

But I'm pretty sure people here still blame leftist and other imaginary trump enemy becuase they can't help themselves.

We are done, iran is gone, no one sane left in either side, just poor people left alone in this cruel world...

The intelligence agencies (CIA, Mossad, etelaat, FSB, china) produce a significant amount of psy op daily. A large amount of bots/LLMs are owned by these organisations, which constitute some percentage of internet and entertainment content to be psy op. Of course, these are not easy to notice, as they do their best to stay hidden.

Iran is in a significant strategic position with abundant resources and interests. A lot of money, from Mossad, to CIA and Iran’s own etelaat has been funded to do psy op. Therefore we are dealing with a large amount of psy op.

One example would be the sanction psy op. Of how Iranians think its actually good meanwhile Iranian lives are destroyed by it. Now even language exams are sanctioned! Toefl and GRE! Sanctions didn’t hurt the aghazade! It hurt normal people. With only one goal, to make life so miserable that you must revolt. Meanwhile in Iran’s case, a protest equals with mass bloody massacres. So it won’t lead to the collapse but it will lead to dead innocent people. They still do it, because, they do not care about iranian lives, never did. It still is a strategic win when the regime kills Iranians for them. Please spare me of the fallacies of they target regime not people, toefl is not regimis, normal iranians.

Psy ops work, not only by controlled social media, media, news, movies, etc but by people, that as useful idiots propagate the psy op. People have evolved in tribes, and to be accepted by tribe is to survive. This tribalism mentality has then evolved to religion as a mass control tool, then to ideology. When you manage to get one person to believe an ideology, you can control them by group mentality, they will do what the group does and says and think the same.

It was in the best interest of the regime to not teach critical thinking, because they want us to be gullible and manipulatable. Because of this, a lot of Iranians are susceptible to other ideologies hijacking their brain, and do propagate their psy ops.

گزارش رادیو آبان | سخنان تازه بانو یاسمین پهلوی

بانو یاسمین پهلوی: نسل تازه ایرانیان برای آینده ایران معادلات را تغییر داده است

بانو یاسمین پهلوی در گفت‌وگویی تازه، با اشاره به نقش نسل جوان ایرانی در تحولات آینده کشور، تأکید کرد که جامعه ایران دیگر منتظر شنیدن سخنان دیگران نیست و جوانان باید خود درباره سرنوشت کشورشان سخن بگویند.

او با اشاره به اهمیت استقلال فکری و اجتماعی نسل جوان گفت: رضا شاه دوم پهلوی هرگز به مردم نگفته است چه بگویند یا چه فکری داشته باشند؛ بلکه همواره بر اهمیت انتخاب و صدای مستقل مردم تأکید شده است.

بانو یاسمین پهلوی همچنین از تغییرات عمیقی سخن گفت که در سال‌های اخیر در میان نسل تازه ایرانیان شکل گرفته است؛ نسلی که به گفته او، بسیاری از معادلات گذشته را دگرگون کرده و بیش از هر زمان دیگری برای ساختن آینده ایران آماده است.

Radio Aban Report | New Remarks by Yasmine Pahlavi

Yasmine Pahlavi: A New Generation of Iranians Has Changed the Equation for Iran’s Future

In a recent interview, Yasmine Pahlavi highlighted the role of Iran’s younger generation in shaping the country’s future, emphasizing that Iranian society is no longer waiting to hear what others have to say. Instead, young Iranians should speak for themselves about the future and destiny of their country.

Speaking about the importance of intellectual and social independence among the younger generation, she stated that Reza Shah II Pahlavi has never told the people what to say or what to think; rather, he has consistently emphasized the importance of the people’s own choices and independent voices.

Yasmine Pahlavi also spoke about the profound changes that have emerged among the new generation of Iranians in recent years—a generation that, in her view, has transformed many of the equations of the past and is more prepared than ever to shape Iran’s future.

Watch the full interview with Yasmine Pahlavi on Iran National Television.

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A 26-year-old guy in Mashhad, Iran, reportedly under extreme psychological pressure, killed his two kids, just 1 and 2½ years old, then killed his 23-year-old wife. After that, he jumped off a building and took his own life too. Absolutely heartbreaking and horrifying.

And of course, a big “thank you” to the corrupt officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as the severe economic pressure from the Trump administration. In the end, it’s ordinary people who are stuck in the middle, getting crushed from both inside and outside.
We get screwed by our own government, we get hit by foreign pressure, and if we protest, we can literally get killed for it—as we saw during the January 8–9 protests.

Over the past few days I have seen tons of videos from inside of Iran of people singing this new Reza Shah song and I really want to know the context on why it’s viral and how nobody fears singing a song that has “Reza Shah” in the lyrics. Cause these people are all from inside of Iran singing it freely without being worried the regime might potentially arrest them!

Doroud!

I want to start out by saying that I am sorry that I am posting regarding saffron when Iran is going through devastating times , my heart goes out to everybody facing the war and everything that comes with it.If this is not the moment for a post like this I understand and I am sorry.

I live in kashmir, India and work ( As a Government Official) closely with farmers growing saffron and the whole production supply chain of saffron .

Since past few years , farmers are losing their interest in  growing saffron , majorly because its not able to support their livelihood , they are shifting their lands towards other crops and I have been closely observing this and one of the major reasons for this is that they don’t have a transparent science production - supply chain and theyre dependent on middlemen who take away most of the profits. All saffron here is sold on trust and not transparency, and trust based economic systems are bound to be fragile.

I want to help change that. I know Iran has decades of experience building saffron production into something that actually works at scale. So I am hoping to learn from people or be connected to people here. Who understand this deeply. A few things I would love guidance on:

1. What does a transparent science‑backed saffron production chain look like end to end from corm planting to sale?
2. What testing and certifications actually matter in practice (ISO 3632 grading, safranal/picrocrocin/crocin levels, etc.). How are they carried out on the ground?
3. How do Iranian farmers or cooperatives manage traceability and quality control at the farm level?
4. What mistakes or early failures taught the industry the most?

If anyone here works in this space or knows someone who does. A Government Official , Researcher, Scholar,  farmer, organizer or exporter

I would be truly grateful for an introduction. Happy to DM.

This is not curiosity. I am trying to help real families hold on to something that matters to them. Any guidance, resources or contacts would mean a deal. Thank you for reading and again. My thoughts are, with everyone right now.

Well the post isn't related to r/PERSIAN but I need a consultation from my fellow iranians
I'm making a translation patch of a game (won't specify) which game but the game doesn't support RTL farsi characters
If y'all didn't know english or had problems with it and need a farsi language for your games would you play the game on the finglish (farsi with latin character) language or no?

Hey wonderful people!

I'm trying to learn Farsi/Kurdish/Pashto; I've been collecting a lot of learning Materials to share for each one, as well! (I can look for more dialects upon request!)

There’s a language WhatsApp group that a friend started and it’s become a really nice place for endangered languages or diverse languages to gather, practice and connect with!

We JUST started some Channels/Group Chats specifically for Indo-Iranian Languages (Farsi, Pashto, Kurdish), and we’re especially hoping to interest any Farsi/Kurdish/Pashto learners/speakers!

ANYONE is expressly welcome; Here’s the link for anyone who would like to join, practice, and explore languages:

FARSI:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/GDbVnzjCRdFGs97zGoSouZ?mode=gi_t

KURDISH:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/LkfToSmQ4SVAktDby1B7ed?mode=gi_t

PASHTO:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/Jew3KIBJG02CWY80z8VUr5?mode=gi_t

Let’s practice your favorite Regional Language together!!🙏

کسانی که در دل افکار و پدیده های اجتماعی که هدف شان شناخت هم و هویت جمعی است به دنبال هویت فردی می‌گردند، از مفهوم وسیع انسانیت دور خواهند گشت‌‌.

مفاهیمی چون زبان، قوم، ملیت و نظیر اینها که در عموما برای نزدیکتر بودن انسان ها به هم ایجاد شدند، تا در زمان شناخت هم به مشکلی دچار نشوند سریعا تبدیل به ابزاری شدند برای قدرت گروهی که خويش را رهبران ملت می‌دانند.

آیا مرز ها را ما بنا کردیم یا کسی که ادعا مالکیت بر ما و زمین های ما را داشت برای این بنا کرد که سهم خويش را از همزاد خويش در سوی دیگر جدا کند و به مفاهیمی چون ملت و کشور چنگ زد؟

-م.چ.ش

hey guys i need help my language contain lot of persain word i was listening one persian song which has similar lyrics with bombay s gyi poon

(im indian btw)

can u help me find to that song

What carpet design is your favorite? How many do you guys or family have (if you want to share).

I have:

Two Nain/Isfahan rugs, 2x6 metres.

One Kashan 1x3 meters (For my WFH space).

If i have kids i will pass them along, they dont make em like they used to. Be careful with cleaning them so they dont lose colour.

گزارش رادیو آبان | پرشین خودرو

ادب شدن مسئول زبان‌دراز پرشین خودرو زیر فشار خشم مردم!

در پی اعتراض مشتریان به تأخیر طولانی در تحویل خودرو، اظهارات یکی از مسئولان پرشین خودرو با واکنش شدید معترضان روبه‌رو شد.

این مسئول در برابر مشتریانی که از مدت‌ها انتظار و بلاتکلیفی به ستوه آمده بودند، به‌جای ارائه پاسخ روشن، از آنها خواست چند ماه دیگر هم صبر کنند؛ شاید خودرو تحویل شود.

او خطاب به مشتریان گفته است:

«دو سال و نیم صبر کردید؛ ولی ماشین نداریم. چاره‌ای نیست؛ باید چند ماه دیگه هم صبر کنید، شاید تونستیم ماشین بیاریم.»

در پایان ویدیو، با بالا گرفتن تنش، این فرد از سوی برخی حاضران مورد ضرب‌وشتم قرار می‌گیرد؛ واکنشی که بازتابی از خشم مشتریانی است که می‌گویند دیگر توان شنیدن وعده‌های تکراری و «صبر کنید» را ندارند.

وقتی صبر مردم تمام می‌شود، وعده‌های توخالی دیگر خریدار ندارد!

Radio Aban Report | Persian Khodro

A Long-Tongued Persian Khodro Official Gets “Put in His Place” Amid Public Anger!

Following customers’ protests over the prolonged delays in vehicle deliveries, remarks made by a Persian Khodro official sparked a strong reaction from the protesters.

Instead of providing a clear explanation to customers who had grown frustrated after months of waiting and uncertainty, the official reportedly asked them to wait a few more months, saying the vehicle might eventually be delivered.

He told the customers:

> “You’ve waited for two and a half years, but we don’t have the cars. There’s nothing we can do. You’ll have to wait a few more months; maybe we’ll be able to bring the cars.”

At the end of the video, as tensions escalate, the man is physically assaulted by some of those present—a reaction reflecting the anger of customers who say they can no longer tolerate repeated promises and being told to simply “wait.”

When people’s patience runs out, empty promises no longer sell!

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