Iran Arrests Four, Including Prominent Reformist Politicians, Over January Protests
Summary
Iranian authorities have arrested four individuals, including prominent reformist politicians, accused of trying to disrupt political and social order during January's protests, amid claims of foreign instigation and rising Iran-US tensions.
Key Points
- Iranian authorities arrested four individuals accused of disrupting political and social order during January protests.
- Three of the arrested are well-known reformist politicians: Azar Mansouri, Mohsen Aminzadeh, and Ebrahim Asgharzadeh.
- The arrests follow violent nationwide protests that started due to economic crises and evolved into anti-government movements in January.
- The government accuses the US and Israel of instigating protests, while reports vary on the death toll from the unrest.
