Thousands march in US to back Iranian anti-government protesters
Summary
Thousands in the US marched in support of Iranian anti-government protesters, condemning deadly crackdowns and calling for international intervention.
Key Points
- Thousands marched in US cities, including Los Angeles and New York, to support Iranian anti-government protesters.
- Protesters condemned the Iranian government's deadly crackdown, calling it a 'genocide in the making' and a 'New Holocaust.'
- Norway-based Iran Human Rights reported over 3,400 protesters killed during the crackdown, likely an undercount.
- Some protesters urged US intervention and voiced support for exiled Iranian figures, while others criticized US policies and sanctions.
