New video circulating from Iranian channels shows chaotic nighttime clashes unfolding on an urban street in Iran, offering a stark glimpse into the escalating unrest confronting the country’s ruling authorities. The footage depicts security forces surrounding a white vehicle before it suddenly erupts in flames, as protesters on motorcycles approach through smoke, shouting and confusion.

The video, shared by the Iranian channel Saberin, is captioned to emphasize the courage of protesters moving toward the scene despite the heavy presence of armed security personnel. Flames illuminate the street as sirens and shouting echo, underscoring the intensity of the confrontation and the volatility of the situation on the ground.

Reports linked to the unrest indicate that at least ten people have been killed after security forces allegedly used live ammunition against demonstrators. Similar scenes have been documented in other Iranian cities, including Kermanshah and Kavar, where separate videos show gunfire, injured civilians, and security crackdowns during protest activity.

While independent verification remains difficult due to restrictions on media access, the growing volume of footage suggests a widening pattern of violence. Analysts say the use of lethal force risks further inflaming public anger at a time when Iran’s leadership is already under pressure from economic hardship, internal dissent, and mounting regional tensions.

The unrest reflects deeper fractures within Iranian society, where frustration over governance, repression, and international isolation continues to surface in the streets. As images of burning vehicles and armed confrontations spread online, questions are intensifying about how long the current strategy of force can contain the growing challenge to Iran’s theocratic system.