Iran celebrates 46 years to revolutionize: “Don’t succumb to Trump”

Tens of thousands of supporters of the Iranian regime went on Monday to Tehran, to mark the 46 years of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, although the temperatures that were below zero, and despite the difficult days passed by Iran.

At the main event, in Azadi Square (“Liberty”) in Tehran, US President Donald Trump’s characters and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented in a cage, with protesters being photographed alongside them in Selfie, swinging Hezbollah flags and calling “Death to America” ​​and “Death to Israel.”

Iranian President Masud Pashshichian, in his first appearance at the anniversary of the anniversary since replacing his predecessor, Ibrahim Raisy (who was killed in a helicopter crash last year), strongly attacked the US: “If they really want negotiations, why do they put sanctions on us?” In his speech, and blamed: “Israel, and not Tehran, is undermining stability in the area.”

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arashci joined the criticism, saying that “what they call negotiations – is a surrender. Iran cooperated in good faith, but the other party did not meet its obligations and retired from the agreement (the nuclear, from 2015). Why would we believe them?”

Iranian defense minister Aziz Nesirzada added to the clear and uniform voice of the other leaders: “We will not negotiate under sanctions and threats.”

At the same time as the official celebrations, protests broke out against Iranian rule, Tehran and other cities last night in Iran. The protesters called “Death to Dictator” and expressed anger at the supreme leader, Khamenei, during the state fireworks.

The protests emphasize the internal tension in Iran, which is dealing with a serious economic crisis in the background of international sanctions.