Iran's Protests Spark Fears of a U.S. Raid

As new protests grip Iran, public attention is shifting to a recent American military operation thousands of miles away. Many Iranians are now closely watching the United States after its raid in Venezuela. They are asking a tense question: could the same happen here? The U.S. action in Venezuela targeted a senior drug trafficker. This has raised concerns in Tehran about potential U.S. operations on Iranian soil. The Iranian government has long accused the U.S. of seeking to destabilize the country. The current protests, sparked by economic hardship, have increased these tensions. Analysts say the public's reaction shows deep-seated anxiety about foreign intervention during a period of domestic unrest.