Sefer Shukri's father: If our children were assassins, why do you say they should be declared killed?
Ismail Shukri, the father of Safar Shukri, criticized the victims of the interceptions of January 1404 by releasing a video of Massoud Pazhkian's speech at the UN General Assembly.
This petitioning father said to Pazhkian: "You who went to the United Nations and called our children rioters, rioters, assassins and armed terrorists, on the basis of which documents did you say these words?"
He added: "If our children were rioting and murdering, then why do they come every day and tell us to come and announce the killing?"
At the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, the President of Iran, referring to the street presence of supporters of the Islamic Republic after the interceptions in Dima, said that they came to the street to "not allow those equipped, trained and armed by the prisoners of Israel and the US to disrupt the security of their country."