Tehran witnesses mass demonstrations against Global Arrogance
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In commemorating the takeover of the former US embassy in Tehran, known in Iran as the Den of Espionage, mass demonstrations across the Islamic Republic of Iran show people's faith in their revolution and its leaders.
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Mass demonstrations against Global Arrogance across the Islamic Republic of Iran
The National Day against the Global Arrogance, which commemorates the anniversary of the takeover of the former US embassy in Iran, more commonly known as the "Den of Espionage," has seen a massive turnout of Iranians from all walks of life.
Iranians are demonstrating nationwide, including in Tehran, the country's capital, waving banners in support of the Islamic Republic and echoing anti-American and anti-Israeli chants.
The demonstrations are being covered by some 3,500 Iranian and foreign journalists.
مسيرة حاشدة في كردستان إيران إحياء لليوم الوطني لمقارعة الاستكبار العالمي.#الميادين #إيران#إيران_تكشف_الأقنعة pic.twitter.com/A6Jt6D0cfG
— قناة الميادين (@AlMayadeenNews) November 4, 2022
President Ebrahim Raisi delivered a speech at the Tehran protests, which officially started outside the former US embassy on early on Friday morning.
#Iranian President Ebrahim #Raisi on the National Day against Global Arrogance: The #US, which supports ISIS and terrorist groups portrays itself as a protector of human rights.#Iran#AlMayadeen https://t.co/tw5KdbFCG1
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) November 4, 2022
The historic event includes a series of activities such as conferences, forums, and art festivals aiming to reaffirm and enhance the country's collective positioning against US and Israeli destructive schemes against the nation, including but not limited to social, political, and security terrorist schemes and attacks.
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Iranian university students stormed the US embassy in Tehran, which had turned into a hub of espionage against Tehran, less than a year after the Islamic Revolution's success in toppling a US-backed monarchy.
The Iranian people, especially students, attended rallies all throughout the country to commemorate this day.
The protests on November 4 this year take place in the midst of violent, foreign-backed riots that have killed dozens of citizens as well as security personnel.
On October 28, the Iranian Intelligence Ministry and the Intelligence Organization of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) jointly released a statement highlighting the significant role that foreign intelligence services, particularly the CIA, played in planning the recent violent riots in Iran.
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