Iran’s authorities warn against protests as Israel threatens Basij forces
Al Jazeera
Police chief says protesters seen as acting at the behest of the US and Israel will be treated as enemies.
Tehran, Iran – Iranian authorities have warned they will forcefully act against any anti-establishment internal protests as Israel and the United States threatened to further target the paramilitary Basij forces of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
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