Tanks and machine guns under utilization to disperse protesters in Iran
The Iranian government is cracking down on the protests that have spread across the country. Recently released footage shows machine guns and tanks being used to disperse protestors in Mahashar, although the protests did not end. It is unclear how many were killed in the clash with the army but Amnesty International has said that the death toll is around 14.
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Thousands gathered in Spain to protest against Government
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Thousands protested against Netanyahu in Tel Aviv
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US Navy demotes carrier commander who called for stricter coronavirus measures
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