The UK has been rocked by sweeping strikes in recent months, the worst in decades, even as the latest round of so-called “nationwide strikes” in Iran ended not with a bang but a whimper.

 Whether through his atypical hunger strike or faking broken legs, Ronaghi has been desperately looking for a way to gain attention.

In the past few months, foreign-backed rioters have unleashed a reign of terror across Iran, killing a number of innocent civilians and security forces in a vicious campaign fueled by rabble-rousers in the West.

The largest arms smuggling operation has been thwarted amid a surge in the illegal influx of weapons into Iran during the past few months, according to local media reports.

A video of the judicial trial of three men involved in the brutal killing of a young Iranian Basiji has been circulating on social media, with confessions from the accused on how they murdered Seyed Ruhollah Ajamian, swayed by foreign media propaganda.

Today, Iran is facing its own Gish gallop moment, a rhetorical technique that involves outmaneuvering and pummeling the opponent with false statements and outright lies.

People turned out en masse in Isfahan to bid farewell to three security forces who lost their lives in the street violence gripping several Iranian cities in recent weeks.