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Hardliners demonstrate in Tehran against negotiations with US

Apr 10, 2025, 21:09 GMT+1

A group of hardliners gathered in front of the Iranian Foreign Ministry on Thursday to protest the Islamic Republic's upcoming negotiations with the United States.

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The protesters held placards reading, "You'll make a deal again, they'll scrap it again" and "We need guarantees."

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Another placard read, "We need a few wise, dignified and honorable officials," referencing Khamenei's earlier stance that negotiations with the US are "unwise, undignified and dishonorable."

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Similar protests were held on Wednesday in Tehran's Palestine Square, during which hardline demonstrators torched and trampled on US and Israeli flags.

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