Iran today is a theatre of fire. Streets echo with chants, smoke curls above shattered glass, and the regime insists the flames are foreign-made. But beneath the slogans and accusations lies a deeper truth: this blaze is homegrown, fed by years of repression, corruption, and broken promises.

🔥 The People’s Anger

Ordinary Iranians are not rioting for spectacle. They are burning under the weight of inflation, censorship, and a government that polices their clothing while ignoring their hunger. The rial’s collapse has turned daily survival into a battlefield. For many, protest is not rebellion—it is oxygen.

🏛 The Regime’s Blame Game

Ayatollah Khamenei and his circle point fingers outward. America, Israel, “terrorist agents”—all accused of fanning the flames. Protesters are branded “enemies of God,” a label that carries the death penalty. In this narrative, the fire is imported, the rage manipulated. Yet the smoke rising from Tehran’s streets smells of domestic decay, not foreign kerosene.

👑 The Ghost of Monarchy

Into this inferno steps Reza Pahlavi, the exiled Crown Prince. His calls for revolution ripple across social media, sparking chants of his name in demonstrations. But his influence is symbolic, not structural. He is a ghost—haunting the regime, inspiring the crowd, yet unable to extinguish or control the blaze.

🌍 The World Watching

The United States warns of consequences if crackdowns turn bloody. Israel’s shadow looms after the 2025 war. Sanctions squeeze Iran tighter, isolating it further. Yet global powers are spectators in this drama, not directors. The matchbox was struck at home.

🧭 Who Is Responsible?

Responsibility is layered:

• The regime—for decades of repression and mismanagement.
• The people—for refusing silence, even at great cost.
• Foreign powers—for sanctions and pressure that deepen the crisis.
• Exiled voices—for amplifying anger but offering no roadmap.

The fire is not simple. It is a bonfire of history, ideology, and survival. And as Iran burns, the world debates responsibility while Iranians debate survival.

✍️ Closing Thought

Iran Burning is not just about flames in the streets—it is about a nation caught between ghosts of monarchy, clerical iron fists, and the suffocating grip of geopolitics. Responsibility is shared, but the spark was struck by those who promised paradise and delivered ashes.

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