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Heavy security presence reported near Tehran’s Charsou mall

Dec 31, 2025, 11:52 GMT+0Updated: 08:16 GMT+0

Security vehicles were deployed outside Tehran’s Charsou shopping complex on Wednesday as authorities maintained a heavy presence in central parts of the capital.

Footage sent to Iran International showed multiple security vehicles stationed near the Charsou complex, a major commercial and cultural hub close to central Tehran streets that have seen protest activity in recent days.

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