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It is now months and weeks to speak in a massive way of exacerbating war space and of the danger of larger riots in the region. The regime deals with the economic turmoil and all-round crises in the community with this war of mind and the consequences. From Khamenei to Rouhani, from Zarif to the IRGC commanders, Friday afternoon ambassadors in the province announce their readiness to confront the enemy. But who does not know that after all these ads will pave the way for negotiations. The history of the Islamic Republic of Iran, when it comes to reconciliation with the West, has come down less so that no hesitation took place, and people have not been called to defend the so-called Islamic Revolution, and we have always seen that in these same rumors, the "heroic" negotiations and compromise were prepared. Has been. In the current moment, the same scenario has come to the fore. It is played in the bell of warfare, where ghosts of great demons are gathered to go to the battle of what the regime's leaders are called the achievements of the Islamic Revolution. But the reality is that the real challenge of the regime is not the threat of external invasion, not the strike on the united front of large and small demons, but also a challenge threatened by the massive protests and mistrust of the regime. Although the demands of the working class are at the center of this movement, its scope is much broader than the protests and labor protests. From retired to teachers, from women to students, from truck drivers to truckers, from environmental degrading victims to coolers, from sleeping bags to work children, from sick to sick, and indeed the vast majority of people with very wide and diverse demands and talks. In the different forms of their protests, they challenge this regime. It is enough to make the same impression of the reports that were published on the same month in the mass media so as to be aware of the scope and variety of demands. In July alone, more than 100 strikes, protests and labor unions took place. Workers protest against the failure to implement their contracts in protest of non-payment of months of wages, protest against the status of social insurance, protesting about thirty to forty months of wage arrears and the final wages of unemployed workers, protesting the payment of monthly drops of salaries, threats to Expulsion due to protest of salary reduction. Typical examples of protest gatherings of workers and employees of government departments over uncertainties about employment and failure to pay months' salaries in municipalities are only examples of protests, gatherings and strikes in urban trains.

We said that the protest movement and the Taliban are not just about workers' movements in factories and state institutions. On this July, a group of preschool preschoolers across the country, along with a number of law teachers, rallied in front of the parliament. They are calling for formal employment in education. Their protest rallied to a rally in front of the parliament and gathered in front of the parliament in a number of cities. At the same time, educators from the country's literacy movement gathered to continue their protests in front of an office building. The open gathering of people gathered on July 20th on the occasion of the social security day against the Ministry of Labor is continuing the protests that have been organized especially among the retirees since the Democracy Movement in the late 1990s.

It was reported that ninety percent of nurses in the country displayed protest by boycotting nursing elections. All of these, while in many hospitals, nurses do not receive many months of salary. Only one example is the payment of seven months for employees of the private sector in the Ramhormoz Hospitals in Varamashyr. There were also salaried physicians who did not pay salaries so that they went on strike in the clinics of Gachsaran, physicians, three days ago in protest of non-payment of their claims. In this ambush, the radical movements of the student movement should not be forgotten. Their protests obviously have both political content and special requirements for students. From solidarity with workers to protesting bullying among female students, from food quality to privatization, from raising tuition to gender-disaggregated policies, from the content of books to dropping out hostels, is a list of student protest demands.

Although the regime has faced oppressive environmental activists, several of them were murdered and imprisoned, but now the scope of this movement has fallen out of the reach of the activists and has left many people who are victims of environmental degradation, Damage caused by floods and droughts is also included. People now protest their demonstrations about waterlessness and inadequate water quality, in connection with the construction of a wastewater treatment plant near residential areas and agricultural farms. If all these are the daily protests of women against the forced hijab and gender paradigms, protests by tax collectors, taxi drivers, protest rally of the disabled against insufficient coverage against the Ministry of Health, the Gachsaran butchers' objection to job wandering, then we have the right to say that the main challenge of the regime There is a massive protest movement in which there is no solution. Neither the widespread privatization policy nor the hope for a foreign investment inflow has been made. If the private builder of the Seven Hills and the Ahwaz Foundation created the workers' greatest resistance and laboriousness and turned the bread, labor, freedom, and council of the people into the ring of many struggles, now the turn of Iran Khodro has come to a conclusion that the regime, in the light of the criminal space of warfare, He also traces himself to these two manufacturing institutes.

We have the same situation in the most important industrial sector of the country, namely oil and gas, where the most brutal attack on the workers was organized by handing over a large part of these industries to contractors. In May this year, it was announced that ten thousand employees of the South Pars Gas Complex The company has only four hundred contractors and the other contracted employees who have been deprived of most of the rights of formal workers, including the implementation of a job classification scheme, social insurance payments, and, in many cases, they are open to being unemployed.

There is no doubt that the accumulation of all these demands of the regime in responding to them is a conducive ground for massive and unrestrained upsurge in moving the society towards the final determination of this regime. And this is the real challenge facing the regime.