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‘They were just shooting everyone’: Iranian Australians left distraught with no confirmation their family is safe
- Iranian Australians fear for family safety as Iran’s blackout persists, leaving many in limbo.
- Some relatives were able to confirm safety, but relief quickly gave way to horror from regime actions.
- Families worry about loved ones joining protests as authorities extend the crackdown across Iran.
- Families describe censored or limited information as the internet and calls remain restricted.
- Some relatives received brief reassurances, but overall anxiety persists amid a communications blackout.
- Some Australians fear the regime will shield families from harsh realities by restricting information.
- Iranian authorities eased mobile calls abroad but kept the internet shutdown and inbound block in place.
- Relatives in Isfahan reported dire scenes, including a claim of people being shot in various parts of Iran.
- Activists call for international help as Iran’s protests continue to draw global attention.
- The Guardian contextualizes the protests as part of a broader 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement in Iran.
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