Iraqi protester trampling Ali Khamenei Image in Basra.

 Protests in Basra, southern Iraq, are the most serious developments during the past years in this oil-rich region.
The Associated Press reported:
“Angry protesters have torched government buildings and offices belonging to the Iranian-backed militias in the weeklong protests demanding improved services and an end to corruption. On Friday night, protesters chanting anti-Iranian slogans including ‘Iran, out, out!’ stormed the Iranian consulate and set it on fire.
“They also burned an Iranian flag and trampled on a portrait of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei…


Protesters in Basra trampling an image of Iranian regime Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei

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