Following the World Cup football match between Argentina and Iran, various areas around Tehran witnessed regime police clashing and preventing youth gatherings.
The regime’s repressive police in Tehran resorted to firing tear gas to disperse crowds on Saturday night, June 21st, in Tehran’s Sa’adat Abad district. Youths, numbering at over 300, took to the streets and were celebrating after the match. The mullahs’ regime, fearing any kind of youth gatherings, rushed its repressive police to the scenes and warned the celebrating youths to disperse. Seeing the youths neglecting their warnings and fearing such gatherings spreading to other areas the police began firing tear gas.
In the Ekbatan area police patrols were booed by the youths and forced to flee the area after facing a barrage of stones from the youth.
In Tehran’s Haft Hoze Square in Narmak district the youths also threw stones at the repressive police and forced them to flee the scene.