The claim contains two discrete sub-claims, each of which requires separate evaluation. Sub-claim A — 'seven times in recent years': The Wikipedia 'Iran protests' disambiguation page lists at least seven to eight distinct named protest episodes since 2016–2017 (2016 Cyrus the Great; 2017–18 economic; 2018–19 general strikes; UA Flight 752 protests; 2021–22 water/power; 2022–23 Mahsa Amini; 2025 water crisis; 2025–26 current wave), making 'seven' a defensible but imprecise shorthand that compresses or omits episodes depending on how one demarcates 'recent years' and 'distinct waves.' ACLED independently characterizes the 2022 Amini protests as only 'the third round of large-scale anti-government unrest over the last five years,' implying a significantly lower count of major nationwide mobilizations if one applies a size threshold. The number 'seven' is therefore neither clearly right nor clearly wrong — it is a round-number approximation whose accuracy depends entirely on definitional methodology. Sub-claim B — 'hundreds of thousands' most recently: This figure is a material understatement. Wikipedia reports that by January 9, 2026, millions had taken to the streets across all 31 provinces, with an unnamed European diplomat citing five million nationwide; Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch independently confirm the unprecedented scale. 'Hundreds of thousands' is directionally correct — large-scale protests did occur — but understates peak mobilization by at least one order of magnitude according to multiple independent Tier 3–4 sources. Per MOSTLY TRUE methodology, the core assertion (large-scale opposition street protests have occurred multiple times in recent years, including very recently) is substantially correct and the directional meaning is not reversed by the inaccuracy in the crowd figure; a reasonable viewer would still agree with the overall point. The understatement is identifiable and material but does not invert the claim's thrust. 'A few months ago' (approximately four months prior to broadcast) and the 'Death to the Dictator' chant are confirmed by multiple independent sources. The regime's lethal crackdown is confirmed by Amnesty, HRW, and Wikipedia. No correction was found.