🇮🇷⚡️- An Iranian student protester explains the reasoning behind the demonstrations, stating that they are not opposed to the Islamic Republic, but rather to corruption among government officials who are worsening the economic crisis.

In the first clip, he says:

“This is the voice of an Iranian Basiji. I would sacrifice myself for this homeland. I would give my life for the Islamic Republic.

Our protest is against people like Ali Ansari and other corrupt officials. Mr. Ejei [Chief of the Judiciary], where are you?”

In the second clip, he can be seen alongside many other protesters waving the Iranian flag and chanting Islamic slogans. Many accounts are falsely claiming that this protest was a revolt against the regime; this specific protest was not.

Trump reposted an editorial article from the New York Post with the headline: "The statement about an 'attack' on Putin shows that it is Russia that is hindering peace."

The article states that "the drone attacks on Putin's residence likely never happened."

In general, the editorial article of the New York Post (a newspaper close to the "hawkish" wing of the Republican Party) is written in a very harsh tone.

The publication writes that "any attack on Putin is more than justified."

And it calls for tough measures against Russia after the Kremlin's statement about changing its position on negotiations following the "attack on the residence".

"The response should not be more concessions, but tougher measures. Kiev has done its part. Putin should face stricter sanctions and more lethal weapons in Ukraine," says the editorial article of the New York Post.

@Slavyangrad

Trump reposted an editorial article from the New York Post with the headline: "The statement about an 'attack' on Putin shows that it is Russia that is hindering peace."

The article states that "the drone attacks on Putin's residence likely never happened."

In general, the editorial article of the New York Post (a newspaper close to the "hawkish" wing of the Republican Party) is written in a very harsh tone.

The publication writes that "any attack on Putin is more than justified."

And it calls for tough measures against Russia after the Kremlin's statement about changing its position on negotiations following the "attack on the residence".

"The response should not be more concessions, but tougher measures. Kiev has done its part. Putin should face stricter sanctions and more lethal weapons in Ukraine," says the editorial article of the New York Post.

@Slavyangrad