Latest reports of popular protests in the last week of November 2019
According to a call that went viral on social media earlier this week for the last few days of November, people from all over Iran took to the streets to mark the last November of the Islamic Republic's rule with their uprising.
People in Izeh, Khuzestan, took to the streets with the slogan "Today is Freedom Day, the place of Pahlavi is empty." The people of this city also arrested a number of Basij members and stripped them naked as a sign of protest against the girls who were being forced into cars by the Ershad patrol, while their clothes were being taken off.
In Hafshanjan, located in Shahr-e-Kurd, and also in Chitgar, Tehran, people drove away the security agents empty-handed and did not allow them to start killing people.
The people of Tehran took to the streets with the flag of the Sun Lion, fearless of being killed, and with courage. In the town of Ekbatan, people shouted "Do not retreat," and all in unity, with the order of a mass attack, rushed towards the security forces and put them to flight.
People who use the metro in Tehran to travel and get around, considering that security forces had attacked people with bullets in various metros, once again announced their protest by writing slogans such as "Death to Khamenei", "Hossein Ronaghi must be released", "Compatriot, my life is your shield", and "Your hair is my hope" on the walls of the metro. They also covered the cameras inside the cars with whatever they had at hand so that the protesting people inside the cars would not be identified.
The people of Tehran also announced in a message addressed to Khamenei: You beat, killed, imprisoned, and executed in November 2019, and you thought it was over. As you yourself said, the era of "knocking on the door" is over and you must be held accountable for this year's crimes. We will take revenge for these crimes from each and every one of you. Then, an audio message that has gone viral on social media these days, stating "red status," was broadcast from home speakers in most areas of Tehran.
These protests were attended by provinces and cities such as: Tehran and all its suburbs, Ilam, Tabriz, Bukan, Foladshahr, Shahinshahr, Saqqez, Sanandaj, Soumehsara, Bukan, Kamyaran, Kerman, Mahabad, Hormozgan, Bandar Khamir, and many other cities in Iran.
