Oil workers join Iran protests: 'We'll destroy everything we built'

Oct 12, 2022 View Original Article
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46% :Strikes have been reported in additional sectors as well amid the protests, including in markets in Tehran and in universities across the country.
43% : A gas flare on an oil production platform is seen alongside an Iranian flag in the Gulf July 25, 2005Contract workers at petrochemical plants and oil refineries across Iran went on strike on Monday and Tuesday, as protests following the killing of Mahsa Amini continued across the country for a fourth week.
37% : © Provided by The Jerusalem Post A man gestures during a protest over the death of Mahsa Amini, a woman who died after being arrested by the Islamic republic's ''morality police'', in Tehran, Iran September 19, 2022.
35% : Activists across Iran called for largescale protests in support of Sanandaj for Wednesday and Thursday, including protests in Tehran.
22% : Protests continue across IranExtensive protests across Iran continued on Tuesday, with Iranian forces intensifying their crackdown on the demonstrators in the Kurdish city of Sanandaj and other cities.

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