Iranian President warns enemy nations; those instigating protests in Iran

Tehran: 44 years have passed since the Islamic Revolution in Iran. In a grand ceremony organized on this occasion in the capital Tehran, the President of Iran warned the country’s ‘enemies’. President Raisi alleged that the enemy countries are behind the ongoing protests against the Iranian regime, and they are the ones who misled some of the youth of Iran and instigated the protests. The huge crowd gathered in Tehran’s Azadi Square is the voice of Iran, which Iran’s enemies should hear, said Ibrahim Raisi. Ali Bagheri Kani, the representative of Iran who negotiates with Western countries on the nuclear program, has also claimed that the plan of Western countries to add pressure on Iran by using demonstrations has failed.

The movement against the hijab in Iran has turned into a crusade against the regime. The number of victims from the protest has reached close to 550, and 70 people from Iran’s security forces have also been killed. A total of 20 thousand protesters have been arrested so far. Iran’s security forces ruthlessly tried to crack down on these protests. But still, the security forces have not attained complete success in this. Under such circumstances, shocking reports of sexual abuse by Iranian security forces against women protestors are coming to light. It is likely to have huge repercussions.

Against this backdrop, the Islamic State Revolution in Iran completed 44 years on Saturday, and grand programs were organized on this occasion. A large crowd gathered in Azadi Square in Tehran, the Iranian capital, to support the Iranian regime. President Ibrahim Raisi addressed this community and said that this was the true voice of Iran and that the enemy countries should listen to this voice. At this time, President Raisi made a strong accusation that the ongoing protests in Iran are part of the conspiracies planned by the West, including the US and Israel.

‘The West created chaos in countries like Iraq and Afghanistan. The West was planning to do the same experiment in Iran. But Iran foiled this conspiracy,’ President Raisi said. Raisi also responded to allegations of human rights being violated in Iran. Raisi claimed that Iran is far ahead of the West on the human rights front.

Meanwhile, President Raisi, who was addressing the community in Tehran through a teleconference, was interrupted for a minute. During this time, a woman wearing a mask appeared in front of the people of Iran, proclaiming the destruction of the Iranian regime. Some hackers are claimed to have made this happen. Earlier, it was revealed that international hacker groups were siding with the protesters in Iran and targeting the Iranian regime.

Iran’s representative Ali Bagheri Kani blamed the West for trying to use the protests to add pressure on Iran. But Ali Bagheri Kani has pointed out that Western countries have made a big mistake in assessing Iran’s capabilities and said that this plan of the West has also failed.