Armored vehicles and heavily armed forces have been deployed across Tehran and other Iranian cities, with martial law effectively imposed following a brutal crackdown on anti-government protests. Independent medical sources estimate that at least 30,000 people have been killed, and many more wounded or missing, as the regime uses live fire and other violent tactics to suppress dissent. Despite the pervasive fear and mourning, many young Iranians remain determined to continue their struggle, organizing rooftop chants, graffiti, and public acts of defiance, while videos and messages continue to leak out despite a communications blackout. The morale of regime supporters and security forces appears to be deteriorating, with growing public hatred and calls for revenge, as protesters vow to return to the streets for freedom and justice.