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Monarchists’ Savak Marches Stir Memories of Shah’s Torture State in Iran

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•The Savak was the shah’s secret police, active before the 1979 Iranian Revolution, known for human rights abuses.
•Recent marches by monarchist groups have openly referenced Savak symbolism and slogans.
•These events took place amid a broader context of political unrest and dissatisfaction in Iran.
•The current Iranian government strongly opposes monarchist movements and views them as threats to national unity.

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▸If the Iranian government cracks down harshly on monarchist marches it could lead to increased domestic unrest and international criticism, affecting Iran’s internal security and diplomatic relations.

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MEMiddle East EyeMonarchists’ Savak marches revive memories of the shah’s torture state

Monarchist groups in Iran have held marches invoking the Savak, the shah’s notorious secret police known for torture and repression. These demonstrations revive painful memories of the shah’s regime, highlighting ongoing divisions within Iranian society. The marches could deepen tensions between monarchists and the current government, affecting internal stability and public sentiment.