Post by Διαμονδ on Jan 3, 2018 23:17:04 GMT
Tehran announced the failure of the revolution of 2017!
The commander of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Mohammad Ali Jafari , said that the Revolution 2017 in the country is ended unsuccessfully for the demonstrators, the IRGC information portal reported.
In large cities across Iran, among which Tehran, Mashhad, Resht and Isfahan, since December 28, mass protests have taken place. Iranian leader Hasan Roukhani said that the rallies are caused by internal problems in the country. In addition, he said, there has been no incitement from other states.
"I announce the failure of the Revolution 2017. The number of protesters was small and did not exceed 15 thousand people in all of Iran," Jaafari said.
The commander also accused Washington, Tel Aviv and Riyadh of giving orders to the terrorists of the ISIS group to penetrate Iranian territory. "The United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia gave orders to enter the territory of Iran to conduct subversive activities," Jafari said.
ria.ru/world/20180103/1512117500.html
The commander of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Mohammad Ali Jafari , said that the Revolution 2017 in the country is ended unsuccessfully for the demonstrators, the IRGC information portal reported.
In large cities across Iran, among which Tehran, Mashhad, Resht and Isfahan, since December 28, mass protests have taken place. Iranian leader Hasan Roukhani said that the rallies are caused by internal problems in the country. In addition, he said, there has been no incitement from other states.
"I announce the failure of the Revolution 2017. The number of protesters was small and did not exceed 15 thousand people in all of Iran," Jaafari said.
The commander also accused Washington, Tel Aviv and Riyadh of giving orders to the terrorists of the ISIS group to penetrate Iranian territory. "The United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia gave orders to enter the territory of Iran to conduct subversive activities," Jafari said.
ria.ru/world/20180103/1512117500.html
