Security forces and regime supporters clashed late Monday in one of Tehran's main squares, according to a single unconfirmed report. The confrontation reportedly stemmed from slogans and chants against the ongoing negotiations and a potential agreement.
A single unconfirmed Telegram report indicates that clashes broke out late Monday in one of Tehran's main squares between Iranian security forces and regime supporters. The source attributes the confrontation to attendees chanting slogans against the ongoing negotiations and a potential deal. The report carries no further detail on the number of participants, casualties, or how security forces responded. The Zioneer has no prior reporting on this specific incident; earlier bulletins from June 10 reported air defense activations in Tehran and explosions south of the city, but their relation to this unrest is unclear. The account remains unverified and based on a single channel.
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