Iran’s Kurdistan region marks National Students’ Day

Similar to other cities across Iran, people in the Sunni-dominated Kurdistan Province in Iran marked anniversary of former US embassy, dubbed as national Students’ Day.
People from different walks of life held a massive rally on November 4th, Students’ Day, to condemn the intrigues of world arrogant powers in Muslim states, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA) reported in Sanandaj.

People in the region voiced their anger at world colonial powers in Persian and Kurdish languages and announced their preparation to defend the achievements of Islamic Revolution, recommendation of late founder of Islamic Revolution, Imam Khomeini (RA) and the Supreme Leader of Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
People in the border Province of Kurdistan also stressed their solidarity with other religious denominations to defend honor of Iran.
Orators at the ceremony for Students’ Day in Iran warned the enemies that Iran is not (and will never be) the arena for oppressors and arrogant powers and the pious nation of Iran will follow the recommendations of the Supreme Leader to boost their unity against hostile intrigues.

Participants in Students’ Day ceremony in Kurdistan issued a final statement to highlight their stance against world arrogant powers.