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Amnesty International reports that Iranian authorities have arrested over 6,000 people since February 28 amid ongoing conflict with the U.S. and Israel. The arrests include various groups, and the report highlights concerns over arbitrary detentions, unfair judicial processes, and a significant internet blackout affecting communication.
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Amnesty International reports that Iranian authorities have arrested over 6,000 people since February 28 amid ongoing conflict with the U.S. and Israel. The arrests include various groups, and the report highlights concerns over arbitrary detentions, unfair judicial processes, and a significant internet blackout affecting communication.
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