The extraordinary ultimatum to the Revolutionary Guards in the heart of Tehran: "You have 24 hours"

A group of women from the extremist camp in Iran protested outside the headquarters of the Revolutionary Guards in Tehran, dressed in white shrouds, accusing the commanders of disobeying Khamenei. The protesters issued a 24-hour ultimatum for revenge over threats on his life. A Revolutionary Guards representative asked them to disperse, citing concerns that the enemy might exploit the event.

A group of women identified with the extremist camp in Iran protested outside the headquarters of the Revolutionary Guards in Tehran, dressed in white shrouds. The protesters accused the military commanders of disobeying the orders of Supreme Leader Khamenei and failing to respond to threats on his life, according to a report by Iran International. They carried signs with warnings, and one of them issued a sharp ultimatum: if the threat to Khamenei's life is not avenged within 24 hours, they will turn the place into the 'House of Grief of Fatima'. A Revolutionary Guards representative came out to them and asked them to disperse, claiming that the area is not safe and that the enemy might exploit the situation. The protest also drew criticism from elements identified with the regime, and the website Tabnak reported on steps against the movement.