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Sports01:35 · Jun 16

Iranian Anthem Booed as Fans Display Rival Flags in Los Angeles

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Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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During Iran’s national anthem at a match in Los Angeles late Monday into Tuesday, loud boos were heard from the stands, as Iranian fans used the moment to protest the Islamic Republic. The article says Iran’s national-team games have long become a venue where opponents of the regime vent their anger and frustration.

Fans also found a way around FIFA’s ban on bringing in Iran’s old Lion and Sun flag. They reportedly brought the flag in pieces, assembled it inside the stadium, and then proudly displayed it in the stands.

Before kickoff, the field also showed Islamic Republic flags alongside Lion and Sun flags. In another striking image, Israeli and Palestinian flags were waved together, adding to the politically charged atmosphere around the match.

Anti-regime Iranians shared videos from the stadium on social media. One caption quoted in the article read, “The fans are booing Iran’s anthem with pride. Let the whole world hear: we Iranians do not support the ayatollahs’ regime in Iran.”

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