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Iran plans 'human chains' around power plants on Trump deadline

Apr 7, 2026, 01:54 GMT+1

Iran’s deputy minister for youth affairs said a nationwide symbolic event will see young people form human chains around power plants across the country.

Alireza Rahimi said the initiative, titled “Iran’s Youth Human Chain for a Bright Future,” aims to demonstrate national solidarity and support the armed forces’ actions against what officials describe as aggressors.

He said the event, organized with the participation of young people across the country, also seeks to convey a message from Iran’s youth to the international community and protest what he called "war crimes" by the United States and Israel.

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