The Iranian government has told people to avoid “illegal gatherings” in the wake of two days of angry anti-establishment protests in the country.<\/p>\n
Scores have been arrested in protests over corruption and living standards.<\/p>\n
Some small groups have continued demonstrations in Tehran and elsewhere.<\/p>\n
But Interior Minister Abdolrahman Rahmani Fazli urged people “not to participate in these illegal gatherings as they will create problems for themselves and other citizens”.<\/p>\n
The Iranian authorities are blaming anti-revolutionaries and agents of foreign powers for the outbreak of anti-establishment protest.<\/p>\n
In the US, the Trump administration warned Iran overnight that the world was watching its response.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, thousands of pro-government demonstrators attended rallies on Saturday.<\/p>\n
These official rallies were organised in advance of the anti-government protests, to mark the eighth anniversary of the suppression of major street protests.<\/p>\n
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Source:BBC<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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