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Manchester Protesters Rally for Iran's Freedom

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Manchester Protesters Rally for Iranian Freedom: Chants of No More Ayatollah Echo as Crowds Cheer for Exiled Prince

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Manchester Protesters Rally for Iran's Freedom

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Manchester Protesters Rally for Iran's Freedom. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 14, protesters gathered in Manchester City Center on Saturday, March 14, for a demonstration organized by the All Together for Iran, group. This came on the 15th day of the ongoing conflict between Iran and the United States. The group aimed to rally support for those fighting for freedom inside Iran and to speak out for families back home. These events follow a pattern of similar rallies in recent weeks, all pushing back against the Iran's strict leadership. They picked up steam after the U.S. and Israel launched strikes on February 28, targeting the Islamic Republic's power structure. Crowds cheered loudly when news broke that supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei had been killed during the offensive. Many waved huge Iranian flags and held up images of crown prince Rizad Palavi, the ex-out son of Iran's former Shah, whom large numbers see as the true heir to lead a democratic future. Chance of no more Ayatollah echoed through the streets, with posters honoring victims of the regime. These weekly meetups have grown much larger lately, fueled by the recent military actions from

leaders like Trump and Netanyahu. The Saturday March kicked off near Manchester Cathedral around midday, winding through Dean's Gate, Peter Street, and other key spots before looping. Back. As tensions rise overseas, these local voices keep calling for real change in Iran.

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