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.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸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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