Iran: Public skepticism towards US talks
In Tehran, anti-US propaganda masks a deep divide between the regime and its citizens. Many Iranians, still recovering from a brutal and deadly crackdown on recent protests, feel betrayed by the US decision to negotiate rather than intervene. For ordinary people, these talks focus on nuclear power while ignoring their urgent demands for economic relief and an end to government repression.
In Tehran, anti-US propaganda masks a deep divide between the regime and its citizens. Many Iranians, still recovering from a brutal and deadly crackdown on recent protests, feel betrayed by the US decision to negotiate rather than intervene. For ordinary people, these talks focus on nuclear power while ignoring their urgent demands for economic relief and an end to government repression.
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