Sana Ebrahimi

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Bankless · Iran Unchained: How the Islamic Republic Holds Power and Why Protests Keep Returning | Sana Ebrahimi & Ameen Soleimani · 27 Jan 2026 podcast

I think what people don't really understand is that we are not dealing with a normal government.

We are dealing with a terrorist mob.

And they are armed to their teeth.

And they are not hesitant to use all of those arms and all of those powers on their own civilians.

They cannot just...

stand here and watch and say let them handle it themselves well they will be killed what we hear from people on the ground is something above like 30 000 people killed they kill thousands and if they have to they will kill millions

Thanks for having me.

Right now, being an Iranian in the diaspora feels stressful, feels very tense, alone.

Sometimes I feel very guilty to just not be there.

especially when you see all the names and all the photos of the people who have been murdered.

And I feel ashamed.

I genuinely sometimes feel ashamed to be sitting in safety and to have everything that people are fighting for over there and giving their lives.

So that's that.

And at the same time, I feel very proud.

I don't think there has ever been a time that any of us been more proud of being Iranian because of what we see and how our people stood up, like genuinely to pure evil, empty handed.

That's how I feel these days.

So I am 30 years old.

I was born and raised in Tehran in a lower middle class family.

I was raised in the southern part of Tehran, south towards the middle, very lower middle class upbringing.

I went to Sharif University.

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