The German embassy in Tehran was charged with contributing to the large anti-regime rallies in Iran by the Iranian “Fares” news agency.
In a recent post, Fares claimed that the German diplomatic mission had incited the demonstrations, although the Iranian Revolutionary Guards’ local news outlet offered no proof to support the claim.
In recent weeks, Iran’s political establishment has charged that the West is funding the demonstrations.
The death of Muhsa Amini, 22, on the sixteenth of last month while she was being held by the Iranian ethics police, sparked widespread anti-regime demonstrations in Iran, in which thousands of people took part.
The young woman in a coma and afterwards passed away under mysterious reasons after the Iranian ethical police halted my illiteracy for breaking the veil’s norms.
The Iranian police, on the other hand, denied any wrongdoing in Amini’s passing and noted that she had cardiac issues.
As a result of these protests, citizens of several European nations have been detained in Iran over the past few weeks. The Iranian security services typically accuse foreign nationals detained of spying, and as retaliation, the Iranian regime violates their human rights by holding them as political prisoners.
The German embassy is allegedly responsible for the protests in Iran, according to Faris Agency.
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