At Melbourne, Australia Pro-Islamic Republic of Iran Rally, Protesters Chant: We Respond to Your Call, Oh Khamenei, Qasem Soleimani; Away with Humiliation!
In a video from a June 15, 2025 protest in Melbourne, Australia, posted by Youii Teeba on TikTok, demonstrators chanted that they were responding to the call of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and IRGC Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani. Protesters waved flags of the Islamic Republic of Iran as well as Palestinian and Lebanese flags. Additional footage from the rally, not included in this clip, showed participants carrying a placard featuring photos of Iranian military commanders assassinated by Israel on June 13.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Iraqi News
an hour ago
- Iraqi News
Eni reduces workforce at Iraq's Zubair oil field amid regional tensions
Baghdad ( – Italian energy giant Eni has scaled back the number of its employees at the Zubair oil and gas field in southern Iraq's Basra province as a precautionary response to heightened instability in the region. The decision follows a wave of airstrikes over the weekend, in which the United States joined Israeli efforts to target key Iranian nuclear facilities. The escalation has raised concerns about the potential for broader regional fallout in the Gulf, particularly in neighboring countries like Iraq, which hosts both Western companies and Iran-backed groups. According to Reuters, Eni is closely monitoring the situation and coordinating with local authorities to ensure the safety of its staff and operations. Zubair is one of Iraq's major oil fields and a critical part of the country's energy sector. Any disruptions or security concerns in Basra could have wider implications for Iraq's oil exports, which are vital to the national economy.
Iraqi News
an hour ago
- Iraqi News
Iran's possible closure of Strait of Hormuz to affect Iraqi oil exports
Baghdad ( – Iraq will need to find alternatives to continue its seaborne oil shipments if Iran decides to close the Strait of Hormuz because of the recent developments in its war with Israel, which recently involved a US strike on Iranian nuclear facilities. Iran has vowed to shut a vital oil shipping channel in retribution for the deadly strikes carried out by the United States on three of its nuclear facilities, a decision that could have a significant impact on the world economy. The Iranian parliament decided on Sunday to close the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane responsible for transporting 20 percent of the world's oil and gas, in response to the US military operation known as 'Midnight Hammer.' According to Iranian media, the parliament's decision is not binding, and the ultimate decision must be made by senior Iranian security authorities. If Iran refused access to big tankers that transport oil and gas to major countries in Asia and Europe, oil prices would skyrocket, potentially destabilizing the world's economy. The Iraqi Minister of Oil, Hayan Abdul-Ghani, confirmed that Iraq's oil production and exports have not been affected. Iraq relies mostly on the Strait of Hormuz to transit the majority of its oil exports. Any disruption to this route might have major consequences for both Iraq's economy and the global energy market.
Iraqi News
an hour ago
- Iraqi News
Iran tells UN emergency meeting that US has waged a war
Geneva – Iran's ambassador to the United Nations slams the United States for its strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. 'The United States, a permanent member of this Council… has now once again resorted to illegal force, waged a war against my country,' Amir Saeid Iravani tells an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council. 'For 40 years the Iranian government has called for death to America and death to Israel,' rebukes Dorothy Shea, Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations.
