Reports related to demonstrations and public protests
A Free Iran rally and a Free Cuba rally coincidentally converged in Washington D.C., showcasing solidarity between Iranian and Cuban participants.
The article states that the current conflict in Iran is far less violent in terms of casualties and bloodshed compared to the regime's crackdown in January.
The article "Ballet dancers in Iran, before the dark ages" by @Nioh_Berg reflects on the state of ballet in Iran prior to the Islamic Revolution.
On March 24 at 2300Z, a targeted strike was conducted on a building located on Mashahir Boulevard in Kamal Shahr, Alborz Province, Iran.
German newspaper Der Spiegel and Lloyd's List magazine report on the creation of a new maritime corridor in the region that turns the Strait of Hormuz into a revenue source for the IRGC, reflecting Tehran's efforts to shift the balance of the war.
Manoto Reporter in Hamburg on Saturday, March 28, 2026, commemorated a day honoring the memory of those who died and resisted oppression during the Iranian revolution, noting that the pursuit of justice continues despite attempts to silence it.
The city of Windsor, Canada, declared March as "Iranian Heritage Month" during a ceremony where participants observed one minute of silence in memory of the martyrs of the Iranian national revolution. Artists also performed to express solidarity with the people of Iran.
In the past 24 hours, attacks by Israel and the United States on positions of the Islamic Republic in Iran intensified, with the early hours of Saturday, March 28, witnessing the highest volume of explosions targeting security and military centers across the country.
On March 27 in the early hours, an airstrike targeted Mohalleh 13 Aban in southern Tehran, causing extensive destruction to residential units and buildings; the Tehran Fire Department director reported at least 10 people killed.
At 0946 UTC, explosions were reported in Sohrevardi, Tehran, Tehran Province, Iran.
At 10:42 AM local time in Northern Tehran, Iran, unspecified events occurred, as reported by the Twitter account @mamlekate without further details provided.
According to Carl Schuster, a former U.S. intelligence official quoted by WANA, attacks on Iran's islands could last between two days and two weeks, and capturing and holding them would require approximately 2,000 troops. Earlier reports suggested Kharg Island as a potential target during the Trump administration.
