Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi issued a stark warning to anyone thinking about protesting the country’s theocratic regime on the eve of the one-year-anniversary of the arrest of Mahsa Amini, whose…
Raisi, a protege of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, blamed the West for, which was triggered after Amini, an aspiring 22-year-old lawyer, was arrested on Sept 13, 2022, and allegedly beaten to death three days later by Iran’s morality police for not properly wearing her hijab.
“[T]hose who intend to abuse Mahsa Amini’s name, under this pretext to be an agent of foreigners, to create this instability in the country, we know what will happen to them,” said Raisi, during“And they know that endangering the security of people and security of society will create a big cost.” Raisi downplayed Amini’s death, calling it an “incident,” and denounced the protests for women’s freedom, which led to theRaisi accused the West of using Amini’s death to wage a “hybrid war” against Iran’s regime.“The same incidents happen every day in the US and in the European cities. The Islamic Republic of Iran responded swiftly and followed the issue,” said Raisi.
“But I would like to mention the fact that there were some countries, as some European countries and the US, were making use of this incident as a project against the Islamic Republic of Iran. It was a hybrid war and a cognitive war. It was a political war. It was an economic war, a media war, and a psychological war against the Islamic Republic of Iran,” he added.
Tehran has prepared for a possible flare up of protests by setting up snap checkpoints, disrupting internet access and purging universities of professors that have been supportive of demonstrators,
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