In November 2019, widespread protests erupted across Iran after the government announced a sudden increase in fuel prices. The decision sparked outrage among citizens already struggling with economic hardships, including high inflation and unemployment. Demonstrators expressed their frustration over government policies and demanded political reforms. The protests quickly escalated, leading to violent clashes between protesters and security forces. The Iranian government responded with a crackdown, including internet blackouts and mass arrests. Human rights organizations reported numerous casualties, highlighting the severity of the situation and the government's efforts to suppress dissent.