Million rallies in Tehran to condemn recent riots and chaos

Tehran-Sana

TEHRAN (Reuters) - The Iranian capital Tehran on Sunday witnessed millions of marches to condemn the recent riots and chaos in the country.

The streets leading to the Revolution Square in Tehran were filled with millions of people who went out to express their condemnation and condemnation of rioters and chaos, who carried out acts of sabotage against state institutions, including service, burning banks, looting shops and trespassing on public and private property, the official IRNA news agency reported.

The marchers chanted slogans condemning America, the Israeli occupation entity and their agents who played a role in provoking the riots.

Iran's deputy commander-in-chief, Admiral Ali Fadavi, said yesterday that Iran had obtained evidence showing the involvement of the United States, France, Britain, Germany and the Saudi regime in provoking recent riots and unrest in the country.

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