On Monday, January 12, 2026, tens of thousands of Iranians took to the streets of Tehran to show solidarity with the government. The official call sparked a vibrant display of national unity and support.
At Azadi Square, crowds waved flags and chanted slogans against foreign meddling, denouncing what they called U.S. and Israeli interference in Iran’s internal affairs. The energy was electric as people gathered from all walks of life.
Similar demonstrations unfolded in Kerman, Zahedan, and Birjand, turning into a nationwide outpouring. State broadcasters hailed the events as a “popular uprising against American-Zionist terrorism,” highlighting the government’s message.
Analysts say these rallies reflect ongoing regional tensions and Tehran’s effort to rally public backing amid international disputes. For global watchers, the demonstrations offer a glimpse into the complexities of Middle East politics. 🔥
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