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Protesters ignited in Tehran and several mIranian den Fire broke out in two police stations and vehicles, earlier on Thursday, with continued turbulence For the sixth day, while there were reports of attacks on security forces.
Mahsa Amini, 22, died last week after police threw… "Moral" In Tehran, she was arrested for wearing what was described as a"Inappropriate clothes".
According to Archyde.com, the woman fell into a coma during her detention, while the authorities said they would open an investigation to determine the cause of death.
In a statement, the Revolutionary Guard expressed its sympathy with Amini’s family and relatives.
And he said "We asked the judiciary to identify those who spread false news and rumors on social media as well as in the street and who endanger the psychological safety of society and to deal with them firmly".
Iranian media reported that pro-government demonstrations are scheduled for Friday.
Amini’s death unleashed widespread anger among the population, and led to the largest protests in Iran since 2019.
Most of the protests were concentrated in the Kurdish-populated northwestern regions of Iran, but they also spread to the capital and at least 50 cities and towns across the country, and police used force to disperse the demonstrators.
On Thursday, two Iranian semi-official news agencies reported that a member of the pro-government paramilitary organization Basij was stabbed to death in the northeastern city of Mashhad on Wednesday.
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Protesters ignited in Tehran and several mIranian den Fire broke out in two police stations and vehicles, earlier on Thursday, with continued turbulence For the sixth day, while there were reports of attacks on security forces.
Mahsa Amini, 22, died last week after she was arrested by the “morality” police in Tehran for wearing what was described as “inappropriate clothes”.
According to Archyde.com, the woman fell into a coma during her detention, while the authorities said they would open an investigation to determine the cause of death.
In a statement, the Revolutionary Guard expressed its sympathy with Amini’s family and relatives.
“We asked the judiciary to identify those who spread false news and rumors on social media, as well as in the street, and who endanger the psychological safety of society, and to deal with them firmly,” he said.
Iranian media reported that pro-government demonstrations are scheduled for Friday.
Amini’s death unleashed widespread anger among the population, and led to the largest protests in Iran since 2019.
Most of the protests were concentrated in the Kurdish-populated northwestern regions of Iran, but they also spread to the capital and at least 50 cities and towns across the country, and police used force to disperse the demonstrators.
On Thursday, two Iranian semi-official news agencies reported that a member of the pro-government paramilitary organization Basij was stabbed to death in the northeastern city of Mashhad on Wednesday.