The Crowds in Iran Are Reportedly in the Millions – “No One Says Anymore ‘If It Happens…’ Everyone Knows It’s Over”
Reports from Iran describe massive public demonstrations, with sources claiming crowds numbering in the millions. According to individuals inside the country, the scale and coordination of the gatherings are far larger than what limited videos circulating online are able to show.
One message, shared by a contact inside Iran who said they struggled to gain brief internet access, describes severe conditions alongside a strong sense of momentum among protesters. The source said daily life has been disrupted, with even small businesses closing early in solidarity, stating that remaining open would be seen as a betrayal.
The individual reported widespread public discussion about the return of the Shah and said morale has surged following statements that preparations are underway for a return to Iran. According to the message, many believe the outcome is inevitable, saying people no longer speak in terms of “if,” but “when.”
Não a ditadura que resista ao povo nas ruas pic.twitter.com/JvDO0zgdPn
— Patriota – Brasil acima de tudo 🇧🇷 (@mairton_costa) January 11, 2026
The source claimed that chants and slogans heard during recent nights have overwhelmingly focused on support for the Pahlavi monarchy and opposition to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, describing an unprecedented level of unity among demonstrators. They characterized the movement as highly organized and historically significant, asserting that even global audiences would be astonished if the full scale could be seen.
The message also expressed gratitude toward Iranians living abroad, acknowledging their demonstrations and support. The writer emphasized that the movement depends on coordination between those inside the country and those overseas, calling the effort a collective struggle.
What you don’t understand about these protests is this: Iranians of EVERY generation are risking it all for freedom.
Teenagers who have never known life outside the Islamic Regime.
Parents whose childhoods were violently stolen in 1979.
Grandparents who still remember the… pic.twitter.com/3GFuie6xy5
— The Persian Jewess (@persianjewess) January 11, 2026
The message concluded with optimism about the future, stating that victory for Iran is near and urging continued solidarity.
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