Anti-government protests have intensified across Iran, with demonstrators in Tehran engaging in widespread vandalism and arson, including setting fire to a mosque. Protesters were seen carrying the flag used before the 1979 revolution. According to Russian news agency TASS, Tehran Mayor Alireza Zakani reported that a hospital and two medical centers were damaged, 26 banks were looted, and security posts, including the headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps militia Basij, were attacked. He said repair work is underway to address the damage in the capital.
Zakani stated that protesters also damaged 10 government buildings, 48 fire trucks, 42 buses and ambulances, and 24 apartment buildings. The unrest began on December 28 when traders in central Tehran protested the sharp fall of the Iranian rial, later spreading nationwide. State television urged citizens not to join the protests and warned parents to keep their children away, citing possible gunfire.
A Tehran-based doctor told Time magazine that at least 217 bodies, mostly gunshot victims, had been brought to six hospitals in the capital.
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