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https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1680287/iran-police-protests-ambulances
Some 300 protesters have been killed, opposition groups say, and at least 15,000 arrested since widespread protests began last month. They have now spread to 31 provinces, 164 cities and 16 major universities and show no signs of letting up.
In unprecedented scenes, even Iran’s headline president Ebrahim Raisi was not spared as students at the all-female AlZahra University in Tehran chanted “Raisi, get lost”,
“We don’t want a corrupt regime, we don’t want murderer as a guest” during an official visit yesterday.
The use of ambulances has increased following a spike in protestors targeting police vans to free those who have been arrested. The tactic has been reported in at least ten cities, including Gohardasht, Rasht and, crucially, the holy city of Mashhad….
On Friday protests and clashes with police flared in Karaj, Isfahan, Ahvaz, Izeh, Shiraz, Islamshahr, Gohardasht and Lahijan,with some protesters chanting: “death to the dictator” and “shame on you! shame on you!”.
Others chanted: “This is not protest, it is a revolution”….
Some 300 protesters have been killed, opposition groups say, and at least 15,000 arrested since widespread protests began last month. They have now spread to 31 provinces, 164 cities and 16 major universities and show no signs of letting up.
In unprecedented scenes, even Iran’s headline president Ebrahim Raisi was not spared as students at the all-female AlZahra University in Tehran chanted “Raisi, get lost”,
“We don’t want a corrupt regime, we don’t want murderer as a guest” during an official visit yesterday.
The use of ambulances has increased following a spike in protestors targeting police vans to free those who have been arrested. The tactic has been reported in at least ten cities, including Gohardasht, Rasht and, crucially, the holy city of Mashhad….
On Friday protests and clashes with police flared in Karaj, Isfahan, Ahvaz, Izeh, Shiraz, Islamshahr, Gohardasht and Lahijan,with some protesters chanting: “death to the dictator” and “shame on you! shame on you!”.
Others chanted: “This is not protest, it is a revolution”….
