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Iranian Official Rezaei Praises Public Rallies Backing Islamic Establishment

Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council says nighttime demonstrations reflect popular support amid what he described as US-Israeli aggression.

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Mehr News (Iran)

Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), praised pro-Islamic Establishment rallies held across the country during nighttime hours, according to Mehr News, Iran's state-run news agency.

Rezaei's remarks, reported on September 16, came amid what he characterized as ongoing US-Israeli aggression against Iran, the report said.

According to Mehr News, Rezaei framed the demonstrations as evidence of public backing for the country's political system. The report did not provide additional details on the size, location, or specific timing of the rallies referenced by the official.

Mehr News did not include further elaboration from Rezaei on the nature of the alleged US-Israeli aggression or provide independent verification of the rallies' scale.

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