"Government supporters took to the streets in Iran to celebrate the anniversary of a referendum that solidified the Islamic Republic's hold on power, even as the United States and Israel continued their attacks on the country."
"In the early hours of Wednesday morning, Washington bombed the site of the former US embassy in Tehran, in an apparent move tied to the symbolism of Islamic Republic Day."
"Authorities hoisted what they said was Iran's tallest and heaviest flag at 150 metres and 300kg in an area of downtown Tehran."
"Araghchi, Tehran's top diplomat, stated he joined supporters to gain spirit and encouragement, while the president was seen taking selfies with people on the streets."
Government supporters in Iran celebrated Islamic Republic Day, marking the anniversary of a referendum that solidified the Islamic Republic's power. Officials, including President Masoud Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, participated in pro-establishment rallies in Tehran. The celebrations occurred despite ongoing bombings by the US and Israel, including an attack on the former US embassy site. Authorities displayed Iran's tallest flag, and leaders emphasized the need for security against dissent. Araghchi mentioned ongoing communication with Washington but no negotiations.
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