Iran marks revolution anniversary, hackers interrupt state TV coverage

Iran marks anniversary of Islamic Revolution amid protests

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates: Iran on Saturday (Sunday in Manila) celebrated the 44th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Revolution amid nationwide anti-government protests and heightened tensions with the West.Thousands of Iranians marched through major streets and squares decorated with flags, balloons and placards with revolutionary and religious slogans. The military put on display its Emad and Sejjil ballistic missiles and cruise missiles as we…

Thousands Rally in Iran To Mark 44th Anniversary of Islamic Revolution - The Media Line

Tens of thousands of Iranians rallied in Tehran […]

Iran marks 44th anniversary of revolution as online hackers interrupt state TV coverage

The Islamic Republic marked the 44th anniversary of the Iranian revolution on Saturday with state-organised rallies, as anti-government hackers briefly interrupted a televised speech by President Ebrahim Raisi. Raisi, whose hardline government faces one of the boldest challenges from young protesters calling for its ouster, appealed to the "deceived youth" to repent so they can be pardoned by Iran's supreme leader. In that case, he told a crowd …

Iran celebrates 44th anniversary of Islamic revolution as TV coverage hacked

The Islamic Republic marked the 44th anniversary of the Iranian revolution on Saturday with state-organised rallies, as anti-government hackers briefly interrupted a televised speech by President...

Iran marks revolution anniversary, hackers interrupt state TV coverage

Nationwide protests swept Iran following the death in September of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in custody of country's morality police

Iran Marks 44th Anniversary of Revolution as Online Hackers Interrupt State TV Coverage

The Islamic Republic marked the 44th anniversary of the Iranian revolution on Saturday with state-organised rallies, as anti-government hackers briefly interrupted a televised speech by President Ebrahim Raisi. Raisi, whose hardline government faces one of the boldest challenges from young protesters calling for its ouster, appealed to the “deceived youth” to repent so they can be pardoned by Iran’s supreme leader. In that case, he told a crowd …