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Protesters gathered near the US embassy in Baghdad's Green Zone, attempting to breach security forces while expressing anti-Israel and anti-American sentiments.

Supporters of the Iranian government gathered in Tehran to protest against recent Israeli and American military strikes.

Thousands protested against the Iranian regime in Stockholm following coordinated attacks by the US and Israel on Iran.

Pro-China tycoon Neville Roy Singham finances U.S. nonprofit groups that quickly mobilized to protest the U.S. military action against Iran.

Iranians in Helsinki held a protest to express gratitude towards President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu for military actions against Iran, celebrating what they believe to be a turning point for their homeland.

Nilufär Soleimani, an Iranian martial arts figure in Finland, expressed joy over the U.S. strike on Iran during a protest in Helsinki, reflecting sentiments he believes are shared by many Iranians.

Some Iranians, frustrated with the clerical regime, are expressing a desperate hope for change, even if it means welcoming an American attack.

The Iranian regime encourages protests among students but restricts the scope to prevent any real change.

Iran has cautioned students resuming protests to respect 'limits' as tensions rise with the U.S. over nuclear issues and protest repression.

Iran has acknowledged students' right to protest but emphasized that they must understand their limits, as demonstrations arise across the country.

Students in Iran have continued their protests for a third consecutive day, expressing their demands for political and social change.

Iran's regime acknowledges students' right to protest but emphasizes the importance of respecting established boundaries.

Iranian authorities have granted students the right to protest but have warned them to respect certain 'red lines', including the national flag.

A spokesperson for the Iranian regime stated that while university students have the right to protest, they must understand and respect certain 'red lines' during demonstrations.

Iranian government spokesperson emphasizes that while students have the right to protest, they must respect certain boundaries, highlighted by 'red lines' such as sacred symbols and the national flag.

Iranian students are warned by the government that while they have the right to protest, they must not cross certain 'red lines' such as desecrating sacred places or the national flag.

Students in Iran have gathered to protest one month after a wave of deadly demonstrations rocked the country.

Iranian university students have resumed protests to commemorate the thousands killed during mass demonstrations earlier this year, rejecting the narrative of martyrdom.

Iranian students are protesting at universities in the country, spurred by increasing tensions with the United States.

Iranian students protested against the government, chanting slogans after a crackdown on mass demonstrations that resulted in many deaths last month.

Iranian students held protests against the government, reflecting ongoing discontent with the regime following previous violent crackdowns.

Students held anti-government protests at several universities in Iran as the new semester began, commemorating those who died in January protests against the regime.

Iranians have resumed protests against their clerical government amidst increasing tensions between Iran and the United States.

Iranian students protested in Tehran today, chanting anti-government slogans in memory of those killed in the recent wave of protests.

Teachers and students across Iran staged protests by leaving desks empty in schools to honor those killed during the recent repressions.

Iran has summoned the German Ambassador to protest against anti-Iranian activities and the destructive positions of German politicians.

Iran summoned the German ambassador to protest against actions taken during a recent anti-Iran demonstration in Munich attended by around 250,000 people.

Iranians gathered at memorials to protest against the supreme leader and honor those killed in recent demonstrations, challenging the government's narrative on the events.

An Iranian parliamentary deputy, Mojtaba Zarei, tore a photo featuring Italian President Sergio Mattarella during a session, purportedly in retaliation for an Italian MEP's earlier act of tearing an image of Iran's Supreme Leader.

A massive protest for freedom in Iran in Munich saw overwhelming participation from the Iranian community, highlighting a disconnect with broader German civil society.

250,000 protesters have gathered in Munich against the Iranian regime, showing unprecedented solidarity and support for Reza Pahlavi.

In Munich, various protests occurred alongside the major Iran demonstration, coinciding with the Munich Security Conference, drawing thousands into the streets.

A massive protest against the Iranian government took place in Munich, Germany, with approximately 250,000 participants, coinciding with a significant meeting of global leaders.

Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince of Iran, urged international support for the Iranian people during a protest in Munich that attracted around 250,000 participants.

A massive rally in Munich drew 250,000 participants advocating for political change in Iran.

Iranian security forces have intensified their crackdown on protesters, forcibly detaining two sisters linked to recent national demonstrations.

Over 200,000 people marched in Munich to protest against the Iranian authorities during a major security conference being held in the city.

A massive protest in Munich saw the son of the last Shah of Iran calling for an end to the Islamic Republic, with approximately 250,000 participants.

Reza Pahlavi, son of the last Shah of Iran, addressed a massive crowd of 250,000 in Munich, advocating for the overthrow of the current Iranian regime as he seeks to return from exile to lead the country.

Around 200,000 demonstrators rallied against the Iranian regime during a meeting of world leaders in Munich, calling for increased international pressure on Tehran.

Around 200,000 demonstrators gathered in Munich to protest against the Iranian regime and its violent suppression of nationwide protests.

Around 200,000 people participated in a demonstration in Munich against the Iranian regime.

A large protest took place in Munich where nearly 200,000 people gathered to voice their criticism of the Iranian government.

Around 200,000 people demonstrated in Munich against the Iranian authorities during a global security conference attended by world leaders.

A demonstration in Munich against Iran's regime attracted 200,000 participants, doubling initial expectations and calling for an end to the government, with hopes for support from Trump.

A massive protest against the Iranian regime in Munich attracted around 200,000 demonstrators, including Reza Pahlavi, son of the last Shah of Iran, who called for regime change and a democratic future for Iran.

Approximately 200,000 people gathered in Munich to protest against the Iranian regime during a significant demonstration coinciding with a conference of world leaders.

Around 80,000 people gathered in Munich, Germany, to protest against the Iranian government during a major security conference attended by world leaders.

Around 80,000 people participated in an Iran demonstration in Munich, Germany, coinciding with a major security conference.

The security measures and protests surrounding the Munich Security Conference, including a major demonstration in support of Iran, present significant challenges for local law enforcement.