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Iran's Supreme Leader Bans Actions That Undermine Social Cohesion

Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader, issued a statement prohibiting actions affecting social cohesion in the country.

29 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, issued a written statement on Friday, September 28, establishing a ban on any actions that may harm social cohesion among Iranians. The statement was released by Khamenei's office, which emphasized the importance of public unity in the country.

In addition to the prohibition, Khamenei urged Iranian authorities to avoid making statements that could be considered disheartening, which might weaken national motivation and public morale. This appeal for unity comes against a backdrop of social tensions in Iran.

Both sources highlight the leader's concern for social cohesion and the impact that negative actions or statements can have on society. The declaration reflects an effort by the regime to promote a more harmonious environment among the population.

Communities in Iran, in response to these guidelines, continue to show an interest in maintaining their cultural and social identities while attempting to respond to Khamenei's call for cohesion.

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