Massoud Azar, BBC.

Eight years after France's so-called Yellow Vest interceptions were compared with the January 1396 interceptions in Iran, the unrest in France is again being compared to Iran's January 1404 bloody protest. However, this time the difference between supporters and opponents of the Iranian government is most of all in the responsibility for the violence in Iran and the killing of protesters.

A number of news agencies and newspapers close to the Iranian government paid special attention to the French protest. The main focus of the front page content of these newspapers is that what is happening on the streets of Paris and other French cities is the result of the "boomerang sanctions" of Iran that have returned to European countries and America.

These media outlets also try to answer the question of why protesters are not killed in interceptions in France, but how many thousands of people were killed in interceptions in Iran last year.