Iran's Supreme National Security Council Meets on Protests
Iran's Supreme National Security Council held a session to address concerns about resuming public protests. The meeting, chaired by Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, focused on security institutions' worries regarding a potential call by Prince Reza Pahlavi and his supporters to take to the streets. The session reflects ongoing monitoring of opposition activities.
vaticannews.vaIran's Supreme National Security Council convened a session to discuss concerns over the possible resumption of public protests, according to a report from Iran International cited by @FirstSquawk. The meeting was chaired by Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr and addressed security institutions' concerns about a potential call from Prince Reza Pahlavi and his supporters to organize street demonstrations.
Background on the Council The Supreme National Security Council serves as Iran's top decision-making body on security and defense matters. It coordinates responses to internal and external threats, including public unrest.
institutions expressed worry over the risk of renewed protests prompted by opposition figures. The session highlighted the potential for supporters of Prince Reza Pahlavi to mobilize, though no specific timeline or confirmed actions were detailed in the report.
