Iranian demonstrations in Strasbourg

[1][2][3][4][5] This gathering is supposed to reflect the desire of a large number of Iranians for the IRGC to be "recognized as a terrorist" by Europe and the international community.

This is the second largest gathering of Iranians in the last four months in Europe after the Berlin event to express solidarity with the protesters inside the country and also to invite the European authorities to Bringing stronger decisions against the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Three months ago, about one hundred thousand Iranians from Europe and the world gathered in Berlin at the invitation of Hamed Esmailiyoun, author and spokesperson of the Association of Victims of the Downed Ukrainian Plane.

The gathering of Iranians was held on the eve of the parliament session, which is scheduled to discuss the situation in Iran and pass a resolution on Thursday, 29 January 1401.

A day before the gathering of Iranians in Strasbourg, Prince Reza Pahlavi, Masih Ali Nejad, Ali Karimi, Golshifteh Farahani and Nazanin Fanadi in a joint tweet called on the countries of the world to call the entire IRGC a terrorist.