Iran’s police chief has warned that growing economic pressures could be exploited to spark unrest, accusing foreign adversaries of attempting to take advantage of issues such as rising fuel costs and unemployment.
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Iran’s police chief has warned that growing economic pressures could be exploited to spark unrest, accusing foreign adversaries of attempting to take advantage of issues such as rising fuel costs and unemployment.
Police Chief Ahmad-Reza Radan said on Monday that “the enemy” was seeking to provoke unrest by using economic difficulties and livelihood concerns as pretexts.
Radan also instructed police units to monitor social media and identify individuals encouraging people to take part in protests.
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