Warning ‘do not go out’ to protesters in Iran

According to Iranian state television, Major General Selami spoke at the funeral held for the victims of the attack claimed by the terrorist organization DAESH in the city of Shiraz on October 26.

Referring to the demonstrations that began after the death of a young woman in police custody and continued for about a month and a half in her speech, Selami said: “We say this to some deceived young people in Iran. Today is the last day of the demonstrations, don’t go out anymore. What do you want from this nation?” He used his statement.

Saying that the events were caused by the media controlled by the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia and that they will take revenge on these countries, Selami continued:

“Be aware, do not be fooled. Get out of hostile media control. This poison will suffocate you students and youth. The Iranian nation will not accept these actions and insults to its values.”

SHOWS IN IRAN

The death of 22-year-old Mahsa Emini, who fell into a coma and was hospitalized after being detained by Irshad patrols, known as the “morality police” in Tehran on September 13, died on September 16, which provoked protests against the country. government in Iran.

Although there were statements from official sources that civilians and security forces were killed in the events, no clear information was provided on the number of deaths.

The Norway-based Iran Human Rights Organization, on the other hand, announced that more than 200 people were killed in the demonstrations. Demonstrations continue in some parts of the country. (AA)