Post #2120418
2026-05-01 17:39 UTC
@Mehrad @NyxKai
It looks like there's a split on this between #Pezeshkian -aligned authorities versus #IRGC -aligned authorities - dating to around 22 April:
https://www.rudaw.net/english/middleeast/iran/24042026
Independently of reform-vs-revolution debates (Pezeshkianists siding with ordinary Iranians on this issue), it is *really* important to show that Iranians and Iranian citizens' associations are continuing to coordinate and prefer to *refuse* tiered access rather than accept it as a temporary compromise.
@rysiek
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@Mehrad@fosstodon.org 2026-05-01 17:53
@boud > Pezeshkianists siding with ordinary Iranians I wonder how you got to that conclusion? Because Pezeshkian is the one who publicly stated that he will resign if he cannot fulfill his promises. Not only he hasn't fulfilled what he promised, he legitimized the massacre in January 2026, and never condemned. He became president with all-time low votes every recorded in Iran. He is part of the problem. Him and all those who advocated for him during the election. @NyxKai @rysiek