NCRI – The people in the beleaguered and resistant cities of Aleppo and Idlib in Syria as well as Taiz in Yemen have with some initiatives expressed their solidarity with the international “No to Rouhani” campaign.
In the resistant city of Aleppo, a gathering was held by Allied Revolutionaries of Aleppo to protest against the Iranian regime’s president’s visit to New York to attend the UN General Assembly. The organizers of this gathering said in video messages: “We want to tell the UN, that today they are welcoming the greatest war criminal who is exporting their terrorism to all over the world and especially to Syria. The UN should expel this criminal.”
Protesters against Rouhani’s visit, while condemning the Iranian regime’s intervention in Syria and its participation in the killing of innocent people, they emphasized that there will be no peace as long as the mullahs’ regime is in power in Iran.
The people of Aleppo held placards which read:
• The threat from Iranian regime’s interventions in Syria, Iraq and Yemen is much more dangerous than its nuclear program; No to Rouhani.
• (Iranian regime’s) intervention in Syria has increased since Mullah Rouhani is in charge; No to Rouhani.
• Rouhani is a killer of Sunnis
• Rouhani is a criminal and should be investigated. No to Rouhani.
• Iranian regime is killing us in Syria. Stop its interventions.
Also People in Idlib expressed their solidarity with the “No to Rouhani” campaign. Furthermore, Yemeni children in Taiz, announced their solidarity with the “No to Rouhani” and “Justice for the 1988 Massacre of Political Prisoners” campaigns by holding some placards.
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