"It's very sad to say they are, we are, paying a price, of course, these youth that are dying every day. This blood, it's so sad,"
"I'm so happy they are waking up and they are asking for change.... This time, [change] is going to happen,"
"I've become angry, I've become upset, because my brothers and sisters, our parents, are in a dangerous situation. They [left] their life on the street for freedom,"
"This regime at this point is the weakest [it's] ever been. So, if the US and Europe help us with a war action, the people can finish the job they have started,"
About 250,000 people gathered in Munich to protest against Iranian authorities, making it the largest-ever European demonstration by opponents of Iran. Protesters filled Munich’s subway system with Iranian flags and chanted slogans as more people continued to arrive. The demonstration formed part of a global day of action called by Reza Pahlavi, with other large gatherings expected in Los Angeles and Toronto. Many protesters traveled from across Europe in anger over a bloody January crackdown in Iran in which security forces killed thousands. Some banners called for US military action, and US naval forces in the Persian Gulf remained poised.
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