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Iran Equips High-Ranking Officials with Arms Amid Rising Assassination Threats, Warns Hacker Group
The issuance of gun permits to over 3,000 senior officials in Iran has raised alarms about internal unrest, as reported by the hacktivist group Edalaat-e Ali. This unprecedented move comes amid rising public discontent fueled by economic struggles and political repression. The permits, which include firearms, stun guns, and pepper spray, were approved after a rigorous vetting process, indicating the government’s fears of potential retaliatory actions from citizens. Heightened tensions follow events like the shooting of two Supreme Court judges and ongoing protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, revealing a fraught socio-political landscape and deepening divide between the regime and the populace.
