Iran Claims To Successfully Fail Evil Scenario Of The United States

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi explained that several cities in Iran are safe and sound, after the United States (US) did not succeed in repeating the 2011 Arab resistance in the Islamic Republic. This was stated by Iranian media reports, on Saturday, November 5, 2022.

Iran's clerical leadership has sought to suppress the demonstrations that erupted in September, following the death of a young Iranian Kurdish woman who had been detained by personality police for violating strict laws on wearing women's clothing.

According to some activists, several hundred people, the majority of demonstrators, died in one of the most serious waves of chaos to hit the country since the 1979 Islamic Revolution that toppled the US-backed Shah.

Iran's ruling faction identified a warning this week over the seizure of the U.S. embassy in Tehran by radical students. The seizure was carried out because US President Joe Biden gave the support of some demonstrators, explaining that the US would let go of Iran.

"They're going to let themselves go." Students and women have led many protests today. Some women dumped and burned the hoods as opposed to the strict wearing of clothing provisions in Tehran. According to unverified video footage, Iranian students shouted protests to top brass at the university.

"America and other opponents tried to disrupt Iran by applying similar ideas as in Libya and Syria, but they were unsuccessful," Ebrahim Raisi said taken by the Iranian information office to a four-hour group of students in a four-hour face-to-face on Friday, November 4, 2022.

A popular resistance in Libya resulted in NATO interference in 2011 and the overthrow and assassination of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi by rebel fighters.

Released from NDTV, Sunday, November 6, 2022, in Syria, mass demonstrations on Iranian allies, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad face with capability. The country grappled to a dispute that continued for 11 years.

In contrast, some Iranian cities are currently safe and sound, said President Raisi, who is seeking retaliation for the country's chaos.

"Chaos and efforts to harass the country are different from protests. The chaos that gives rise to insecurity must be acted upon," President Raisi said.

Iran's clerical leadership has been trying to suppress the demonstrations that erupted in September following the death of Iranian Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini, who has been detained by personality police for violating strict laws on women's clothing.

Several hundred people, mostly demonstrators, have died according to some activists in one of the most serious waves of chaos to hit the country since the 1979 Islamic Revolution that toppled the US-backed Shah.

As Iran's ruling faction identified this week's anniversary of the seizure of the U.S. embassy in Tehran by radical students, President Joe Biden endorsed some demonstrators, explaining: "We will release Iran. They're going to let themselves go."

Students and women are already leading many protests today, with women dumping and burning hoods as opposed to the provisions of wearing tight clothing and students shouting high-ranking officials at campus universities, according to unverified video footage.

"America and other opponents attempted to disrupt Iran by applying similar ideas as in Libya and Syria, but they were unsuccessful," Raisi said as taken by Iran's information office to a student group on Friday.

A popular resistance in Libya resulted in NATO interference in 2011 and the overthrow and assassination of the country's leader Muammar Gaddafi by rebel fighters. In Syria, mass demonstrations at Iranian ally President Bashar al-Assad are facing with capability and the country is swirling into an 11-year dispute.

In contrast, some Iranian cities are currently "safe and sound", Raisi said, promising retaliation for the chaos the country has witnessed.