Protests in Iran astounded me, says Joe Biden.
“What it awoke in Iran astounded me. Something was roused by it that I don’t believe will be quieted for a very, very long time,” Joe Biden stated.
According to Biden, the US supports Iranian citizens and “brave women”. The murder of a young woman who had been detained by morality police has sparked Iran’s largest wave of protests in years, according to US President Joe Biden, who described himself as “stunned” by the rallies on Friday.
He addressed a crowd of protesters brandishing “Free Iran” signs who had assembled at a college in Irvine, California, saying, “I want you to know that we stand with the citizens, the heroic women of Iran.”
“What it awakened in Iran astounded me. Something was roused by it that I don’t believe will be quieted for a very, very long time “Biden stated.
The death of Mahsa Amini, 22, on September 16 served as the catalyst for the protests. Since then, more than 100 individuals have died, according to the organization Iran Human Rights, located in Oslo.
Despite what Amnesty International referred to as an “unrelenting savage repression” that included an “all-out attack on young protestors” and resulted in the deaths of at least 23 children, the disturbance has persisted.
Protests in Iran astounded me, said Joe Biden.
Prior to delivering a speech on reducing expenses for American families in Irvine, a city close to Los Angeles with a sizable Persian community, Biden briefly discussed the protests in Iran.
Women are oppressed in many different ways around the globe, but Biden said that women should be allowed to dress as they like in the name of God. He continued, “Iran must stop the brutality against its own citizens who are merely practicing their fundamental rights.”
