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Iran is carrying out a wave of executions in an attempt to suppress potential dissent and prevent another popular uprising against the regime.
Iran is carrying out a wave of executions explicitly framed as deterrence — meant to suppress potential dissent and crush any chance of another popular uprising against the regime.
Executions as a political tool to prevent unrest is a direct acknowledgment that the regime feels vulnerable. If the government were confident in its stability, it wouldn't need to kill people preemptively. The "prevention" framing means Iran is trying to terrify its population before discontent can organize. This is a sign of a government losing the will to persuade its people and leaning entirely on fear.
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