Iran pro-government rallies intensify, armed women seen

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Tehran, Iran – Web Desk: Public rallies in support of Iran’s government have intensified as tensions rise ahead of key political developments. According to Iranian media reports, large demonstrations were held in cities including Khorramabad and other western regions.

The rallies featured significant public participation, including women in large numbers. Some reports claim that armed women, dressed in black attire, were also seen carrying weapons during demonstrations in Isfahan.

The gatherings come amid heightened regional tensions and growing warnings over possible diplomatic and security developments in the coming days. Authorities have not issued detailed comments on the presence of armed participants, while state-linked media continues to highlight strong public support for the government and armed forces.

Observers say the demonstrations reflect increasing polarization in the country as geopolitical pressure continues to mount.

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