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Khazar cement drivers on strike & factory closes

According to Harana the strike by the drivers of Khazar Cement Factory led to the closing of this factory. This factory is one of Iran’s largest cement producing units throughout the country and runs under the supervision of the regime's provincial office in Gilan Province. This factory stopped its production over two weeks ago.
This strike was staged in protest to the rates announced by the regime’s governorate office. Based on this report, the factory lacks the facilities to store the cement and therefore has stopped its production. Restarting production at this factory would take another 10 to 15 days and comes at a heavy cost.

General Steel home appliance factory in Iran on verge of closure

With more and more production units closing down across Iran every day, the General Steel Factory is on the verge of closure due to the regime’s economic crisis. This is one of Iran’s largest home appliance factories.
A state-run media outlet wrote the trend of production units shutting down across the country has reached the large and experienced company of Iran Pouya (former General Steel) which makes refrigerators. This issue has led to many workers of this factory to be laid off. The Iran Pouya company, being one of the country’s oldest industrial companies, is on the verge of closure while it was once considered one of the main companies in all of the Middle East.
“A number of Iran Pouya Company workers have not received their salaries for the past two months,” a worker said, “and the insurance fees of a number of the workers have not been paid for the past four months by the company managers.”

Five hanged on early days of Ramadan

According to the Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran July 26, the Iranian regime in the early days of Ramadan hanged five prisoners. Three of them were executed in Central Prison in Esfahan one prisoner in Shiraz on July21, and the other one in Ilam on July 24.
The number of executions since the beginning of the New Year has reached to at least 225.

Most elements in Syria transferred to Iran due to intense fighting: mullahs’ FM spokesman

The Iranian regime’s foreign ministry spokesman revealed most of its Iranian element in Syria have been transferred to Iran due to intense fighting and clashes, Fars news agency reported.
This is while Salehi, the Iranian regime's foreign minister in response to a question said, “There is no problem in Syria. Damascus is in normal conditions and Iranian citizens in Syria have no problems in this regard.” The FM spokesman said in this regard, “Safety concerns for those on mission in Syria have been raised and those whose presence was not needed in the current conditions were returned to the country.”

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Iranian demonstrators took to the streets of Neyshabour this week over the high prices and in some case lack of chicken in the market. The Iranian officials are reported of saying if the chicken is expensive don't eat them. Another mullah close to the Ali Khamenie, called Shejouni said it's not right to come to streets and protest over chicken. He added: you don't question the system for chicken.!



It's worth mentioning that as seen before the protests in Iran always target the entire system even if it's seems to be over chicken.