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People chant anti-government slogans in central Iran

Feb 18, 2026, 20:07 GMT+0

Videos sent to Iran International appear to show protesters gathered in Najafabad, central Iran, on Wednesday evening to mark fortieth-day memorials for slain protesters, chanting slogans including “Long live the Shah” and “Cannons and machine guns no longer have any effect.”

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