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Blocked roads then bullets: Iran's brutal crackdown in its City of Roses
An internet blackout hid the state’s response to unrest in Shiraz. Interviews with activists and an analysis of social media posts reveal what happened
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michael safi
#Iran’s government has suppressed details of what was likely the deadliest crackdown in regime’s history, but interviews and analysis give a glimpse of what transpired in Shiraz, scene of some of largest protests in the country
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