Thousands of people gathered in major Iranian cities to support an unprecedented attack on Israel, expressing their support for the movement
Crowds of citizens in Iran They took to the streets to celebrate and defend the attack that the Revolutionary Guard carried out against Israel that Saturday. The protesters expressed their support for drone and missile operations, with slogans against the Zionist regime, shouting “Death to Israel” and “Death to America”.
In Tehran, Iran’s capital, protesters even They gathered in front of the United Kingdom embassywhere they chanted slogans against the government of Israelwhile in the central Plaza Palestine Those gathered waved Palestinian flags along with Iranian ones.
Iran: a crowd celebrated the attack on Israel in the streets
The call came shortly after the Revolutionary Guard, the Iranian army, announced the launch of the attack. Shouting traditional slogans of the Islamic Revolution of 1979 as “Death to Israel” and ““Death to the United States”participants expressed their support for the movement.
This event follows a promise by Iranian authorities, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khameneito “punish” Israel for an attack attributed to the latter against the Iranian consulate in Damascuswhich caused the death of seven Iranian soldiers, including members of the Revolutionary Guard.
In Palestine Square, a mural was unveiled depicting a torn Israeli flag with missiles in the background, along with the threatening phrase: “The next blow will be more violent”.
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In Isfahanpeople gathered around the tomb of General Mohamad Reza Zahedithe highest-ranking soldier among the seven Revolutionary Guards killed in the attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus.
There were also shows of support for the government in the northern province of Golestan and in the city of Kerman, where he is buried. Qasem Soleimaniformer general at the head of the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC).
Soleimani was assassinated by the United States in 2020 in Iraq and headed the Quds Force, the same one to which the seven Iranians killed in the attack on the consulate on April 1 belonged. Among the dead is the leader of their branch Quds Force for Syria and LebanonBrigadier General Mohamed Reza Zahedi.
Source: Ambito
