Iranian Telegram channels are circulating a propaganda video portraying a former university student in Ahvaz who, inspired by news of the Supreme Leader's 'martyrs,' has reportedly spent over 100 nights guarding the Islamic Republic's flag in military attire until dawn. The video frames her nightly vigil as strengthening unity and resistance, not mere symbolism.
An Iranian the source affiliated with the Islamic Republic's propaganda apparatus is circulating a staged video portrait of a young woman identified as a former student at Shahid Chamran University in Ahvaz. The narrative claims she was 'an ordinary student' until reports of the Supreme Leader's 'martyrs' transformed her sense of duty. According to the affiliated channel, she has now spent over 100 consecutive nights guarding the Islamic Republic's flag in military uniform, from nightfall until morning. The language of the video — 'she is no longer a mere observer' and 'she sees her presence not as a mere symbol' — aligns with the regime's wider state-media framing of citizens rallying around the nation's leadership amid war. The video is part of a broader internal propaganda push, as earlier reports via our desk noted a rise in regime messaging about civilian devotion. The shift from protest coverage to embellished loyalty narratives suggests the regime is investing in morale campaigns. However, the claim rests on a single channel and cannot be independently verified; it is reported as presented by regime-aligned media, not as established fact.
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