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A prominent Iranian actor: We went through a week of bloodshed and became a game in the hands of the world

Jul 23, 2021, 11:00 GMT+1Updated: 20:37 GMT+1

Iranian film actor Parviz Parastoyi described on Instagram the suppression of the Khuzestan protests as a "week of bloodshed." He added, "We have become a game in the hands of the world." He criticized the Iranian authorities for the bloody confrontation with the protesters, writing: "Should our forces have fired on the demonstrators?"

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