Retirees of Iran's telecom company protested Sunday night outside the Ministry of Communications in Tehran, accusing the management — linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps — of mismanagement and ignoring their demands, according to reports.
Retirees of Iran's telecom company protested Sunday night outside the Ministry of Communications in Tehran, accusing the management — linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) — of mismanagement and ignoring their demands. The protest targeted the company's management, which is part of the E'temad Mobin consortium affiliated with the IRGC, according to reports. The source noted that the regime often permits such protests, viewing them as a 'pressure release' for citizens. Similar protests have been reported in Iran, including a telecom retirees protest in July 2025, as documented by The Zioneer.
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