TEHRAN: The Embassy of Pakistan in Iran has established a crisis management cell here on Sunday (11th Jan, 2026) to facilitate its citizens, particularly students studying in Irani universities.
Citoyens have been informed that the given numbers were operational round the clock: For those calling from Pakistan may contact Farhan Ali at 00989107648298; Faizan Taimor at 00923343558000 and Kashif Ali at 00923313415284. Citoyens trapped in the ongoing turmoil may dial the following landline numbers: 00982166941388 & 00982166944888.
Students return home: In order to avoid the violent riots in Iran, 72 Pakistani pupils have returned home from University of Hormozgan – a leading state university in Bandar Abbas – on Sunday (11th Jan, 2026).
Two hundred people (including 100 officers) lost their lives in Iran since 28th Dec, 2025, while thousands (termed as Trump/Mossad agents by Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei) continue to manifest violently expressing their anger at the rising cost of living and depreciating currency, which are inevitable results of Western sanctions.
US President Donald Trump taking to his social Media platform Truth Social stated: “Iran is looking at FREEDOM, perhaps like never before. The USA stands ready to help!!!” Responding to the Trump’s threats apropos attacking Iran, if it does not stop killing the protestors, Speaker of the Parliament Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf maintained: “Let us be clear, in the case of an attack on Iran, the occupied territories [Israel] as well as all US bases and ships will be our legitimate target.”
It is pertinent to mention here, when Israel and USA attacked and destroyed its nuclear facilities during 12 day war that commenced on 13th June, 2025, Iran barely managed to kill 28 Israelis by means of its useless missiles. Whereas, hundreds of their nuclear scientists and officials were eliminated along with the nuclear infrastructure.
Son of the deposed king of Iran, self-exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi, taking to the X, had asked his supporters on 9th Jan, to manifest against the regime, that had resorted to blackout internet in order to supress their protests.
According to Internet monitor Netblocks, authorities had imposed a total connectivity blackout on 8th January. Supreme leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that those manifesting on the streets were attempting to please Trump whose hands are soaked with Irani blood.
As Khamenei maintained that the regime would not give up, thousands of rioters, chanting slogans such as ‘death to the dictator’ are setting official batiments on fire either financed by regime-changers or genuinely angered over the inflation, rising cost of living and ever depreciating currency.
Protests have spread across Iran since December 28, beginning in response to soaring inflation, and quickly turning political with protesters demanding an end to clerical rule. Authorities accuse the US and Israel of fomenting unrest.
Newspakistan.tv
