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“A collapse appears unlikely for now.”

"The collapse of the Iranian government remains unlikely in the near term."

"Our core assumption is that the regime will survive as long as its leaders and security forces retain the ability and willingness to suppress domestic unrest."

It's "unclear if the demonstrations would unseat the leadership, pointing to the sheer depth and resilience of Iran's repressive apparatus."

"It's going to take a few different ingredients for the regime to fall," including "defections in the security services and cracks in the Islamic republic's political elite."

"What this heralds for the Islamic Republic in the near term is neither revolution nor collapse, but rather a slow-motion metastasis that is echoing across the political establishment, the economy, and society."

"Change now looks inevitable; regime collapse is possible but not guaranteed."

"If the regime does not fall this year, it may nonetheless enter a phase of irreversible weakening—one in which future shocks could prove far more difficult to absorb."

"The regime's chances of survival have reached a critical low, and its strategy of perseverance through coercion is being tested by a population that has largely lost faith in the state's ability to govern."

"The plain fact is that the Khamenei regime’s days are numbered."

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The Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Narges Mohammadi, has been sentenced by the Iranian authorities to an additional seven and a half years in prison amid a crackdown on dissent by Tehran, according to her lawyer, Mostafa Nili.

The Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Narges Mohammadi, has been sentenced by the Iranian authorities to an additional seven and a half years in prison amid a crackdown on dissent by Tehran, according to her lawyer, Mostafa Nili.

In a thread on X, Nili confirmed that Mohammadi had been taken to Branch 1 of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court on Saturday for a hearing, following which her sentence was issued and formal notice given.

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In a thread on X, Nili confirmed that Mohammadi had been taken to Branch 1 of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court on Saturday for a hearing, following which her sentence was issued and formal notice given.

Mohammadi's sentence included six years' imprisonment for conspiracy and collusion, as well as a year and a half for "promotional activities." Additionally, the court imposed a two-year travel ban from leaving Iran and exiled Mohammadi to Khusf County for the same duration.

Mohammadi's sentence included six years' imprisonment for conspiracy and collusion, as well as a year and a half for "promotional activities." Additionally, the court imposed a two-year travel ban from leaving Iran and exiled Mohammadi to Khusf County for the same duration.

Her sentencing followed a hunger strike Mohammadi began on February 2, which ended after six days on Sunday. The Narges Foundation, however, reported that three days before ending the strike, Mohammadi was transferred to a hospital due to her deteriorating health, but later returned to detention by the Ministry of Intelligence before the completion of her treatment.

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Her sentencing followed a hunger strike Mohammadi began on February 2, which ended after six days on Sunday. The Narges Foundation, however, reported that three days before ending the strike, Mohammadi was transferred to a hospital due to her deteriorating health, but later returned to detention by the Ministry of Intelligence before the completion of her treatment.

The authorities arrested Mohammadi in December for protesting against the Iranian government at a ceremony honoring Khosrow Alikordi, an Iranian lawyer and human rights advocate, where footage recorded Mohammadi demanding justice for Alikordi and others.

The authorities arrested Mohammadi in December for protesting against the Iranian government at a ceremony honoring Khosrow Alikordi, an Iranian lawyer and human rights advocate, where footage recorded Mohammadi demanding justice for Alikordi and others.

Mohammadi was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023 for "her fight against the oppression of women in Iran and her fight to promote human rights and freedom for all." Hitherto Sunday's setencing, she was serving a 13-year and nine-month sentence for collusion against the state.

Mohammadi was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023 for "her fight against the oppression of women in Iran and her fight to promote human rights and freedom for all." Hitherto Sunday's setencing, she was serving a 13-year and nine-month sentence for collusion against the state.

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Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi was sentenced to six years in prison for gathering and collusion and one and a half years for propaganda activities. She also received a two-year travel ban and two years of internal exile to Khosf.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi was sentenced to six years in prison for gathering and collusion and one and a half years for propaganda activities. She also received a two-year travel ban and two years of internal exile to Khosf.

Mohammadi called her lawyer on February 8, 2026, after 59 days in detention, reporting that she had been taken to Branch 1 of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court the previous day where her sentence was issued and formally notified to her.

Mohammadi called her lawyer on February 8, 2026, after 59 days in detention, reporting that she had been taken to Branch 1 of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court the previous day where her sentence was issued and formally notified to her.

Supporters say Mohammadi began a hunger strike on February 2 and ended it on February 8 after six days. Three days before ending the strike, she was transferred to a hospital due to deteriorating health but was returned to detention before treatment was completed.

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Supporters say Mohammadi began a hunger strike on February 2 and ended it on February 8 after six days. Three days before ending the strike, she was transferred to a hospital due to deteriorating health but was returned to detention before treatment was completed.

Mohammadi was arrested in December at a ceremony honoring Khosrow Alikordi, a 46-year-old Iranian lawyer and human rights advocate. Footage from the gathering showed her shouting and demanding justice for Alikordi and others.

Mohammadi was arrested in December at a ceremony honoring Khosrow Alikordi, a 46-year-old Iranian lawyer and human rights advocate. Footage from the gathering showed her shouting and demanding justice for Alikordi and others.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran's strength lies in its ability to stand against pressures from great powers. He said "our atomic bomb is the power to say no to the great powers" following talks with the United States in Oman.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran's strength lies in its ability to stand against pressures from great powers. He said "our atomic bomb is the power to say no to the great powers" following talks with the United States in Oman.

Mohammadi was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023 for her fight against the oppression of women in Iran and her advocacy for human rights and freedom. She had been serving 13 years and nine months on charges of collusion against state security.

Mohammadi was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023 for her fight against the oppression of women in Iran and her advocacy for human rights and freedom. She had been serving 13 years and nine months on charges of collusion against state security.

Narges Mohammadi faces another vindictive 6-year sentence plus exile for attending a funeral, issued in a grossly unfair trial while she's denied medical care and basic rights. Her deteriorating health after 59 days in detention without lawyer access puts this Nobel laureate's life in serious danger. These extralegal practices against political prisoners demand immediate international action to secure her unconditional release.

Narges Mohammadi faces another vindictive 6-year sentence plus exile for attending a funeral, issued in a grossly unfair trial while she's denied medical care and basic rights. Her deteriorating health after 59 days in detention without lawyer access puts this Nobel laureate's life in serious danger. These extralegal practices against political prisoners demand immediate international action to secure her unconditional release.

Mohammadi is a regime puppet masquerading as opposition, conducting CNN interviews from Evin prison where real dissidents can't even call family. Iranians threw stones at her at Khosrow Alikordi's funeral, chanting for Prince Pahlavi instead. Actual political prisoners don't win Nobel Prizes or get media access — they get killed or silenced while fake reformists deceive the West.

Mohammadi is a regime puppet masquerading as opposition, conducting CNN interviews from Evin prison where real dissidents can't even call family. Iranians threw stones at her at Khosrow Alikordi's funeral, chanting for Prince Pahlavi instead. Actual political prisoners don't win Nobel Prizes or get media access — they get killed or silenced while fake reformists deceive the West.

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The latest development in Narges Mohammadi's treatment at the hands of the state reveals the viciousness and vindictiveness of the Iranian regime. Denying her even the most basic rights, a kangaroo court sentenced Mohammadi with the intent of making an example out of her for her defiance. Given this outrage, the international community must act quickly to demand her immediate release.

The latest development in Narges Mohammadi's treatment at the hands of the state reveals the viciousness and vindictiveness of the Iranian regime. Denying her even the most basic rights, a kangaroo court sentenced Mohammadi with the intent of making an example out of her for her defiance. Given this outrage, the international community must act quickly to demand her immediate release.

Regarding Mohammadi, it is vital to take any report with a healthy dose of skepticism. After all, rather than a figure of real resistance, Mohammadi is nothing more than a regime puppet masquerading as legitimate opposition. After all, the regime does not grant its opponents media access within Evin Prison — they are either killed or silenced by other means.

Regarding Mohammadi, it is vital to take any report with a healthy dose of skepticism. After all, rather than a figure of real resistance, Mohammadi is nothing more than a regime puppet masquerading as legitimate opposition. After all, the regime does not grant its opponents media access within Evin Prison — they are either killed or silenced by other means.

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