🇮🇷🇮🇷🔥📹 — On February 11, 2023, thousands of members of the Iranian Diaspora in United States, Germany, Australia and other European countries gathered in major cities to protest against the Iranian Government and support the Anti-Government Uprising in their homeland

Led by the son of the Last Shah of Iran and current Exiled Crown Prince, Reza Pahlavi, a crowd of thousands of Iranians gathered in the city of Los Angeles, in US West Coast, watched the prince's speech denouncing the Iranian Government, as well as demanding the restoration of the Iranian Monarchy

The royalist demonstrators carried with them Imperial Era flags - the Lion and Sun flag -, Anti-government banners, Royalist Banners, and, incredible as it may seem, Flags of the Sassanid Empire, customarily used by Persian Nationalists and Practicing Zoroastrians as symbol

According to monarchist organizations, among 80,000 protesters participated in the protests in Los Angeles, although it is not confirmed by the local government.

🇮🇷🇩🇪🔥📸 — Photo: A Young Iranian Monarchist demonstrator who participated in the Pro-Shah protests in Düsseldorf, Germany, went to the protests holding, alongside his 'Lion and Sun' flag, a banner with the faces of Hungarian-Jewish billionaire George Soros and French-Jewish philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy - famous for influencing liberal and secularist sectors of the Iranian opposition - crossed out and raised upside down

On the banners, it's possible to read in English, "Take your dirty hands off Iran"

Notably, although such Liberal-Republican sectors affiliated with the aforementioned Soros and Levy and the Iranian Monarchists have a common enemy, since the beginning of the rebellion in Iran, such division, particularly in Persian language discussion forums, has become increasingly notorious

🇬🇶🦠❗️ — 🇺🇳🌍 World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa (WHO/AFRO) on February 13, 2023 on twitter:
— "Today, Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶 confirmed its first-ever outbreak of Marburg virus.

Preliminary tests carried out following the deaths of at least 9 people in the country’s western Kie Ntem Province turned out positive for the viral haemorrhagic fever"

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🔗 WHO African Region (@WHOAFRO)