Iranian Dissidents Fly Persian Flag, Protest Massacre at World Cup Game
Persians who want to see the despicable and deadly Islamic regime overthrown wave the flag proudly. Apparently, in an effort to appease the Iranian team that represents the Islamic terrorist regime, FIFA told fans they could not have the flag at World Cup matches. The soccer team that played in Los Angeles yesterday does not represent the Iranian people, but the regime.Related: Peace?
- ▪Persians who want to see the despicable and deadly Islamic regime overthrown wave the flag proudly.
- ▪Apparently, in an effort to appease the Iranian team that represents the Islamic terrorist regime, FIFA told fans they could not have the flag at World Cup matches.
- ▪The soccer team that played in Los Angeles yesterday does not represent the Iranian people, but the regime.Related: Peace?
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Iranian Dissidents Fly Persian Flag, Protest Massacre at World Cup Game Catherine Salgado | 11:21 AM on June 16, 2026 AP Photo/Angelina Katsanis Despite FIFA's disgusting ban on the Persian Lion and Sun flag at World Cup games, hundreds of Persian dissidents reportedly managed to smuggle the flags into the Los Angeles arena for a match between the Iranian terrorist regime’s team and New Zealand’s. Advertisement googletag.cmd.push(function () { googletag.display("div-gpt-300x250_3"); //googletag.pubads().refresh([gptAdSlot["div-gpt-300x250_3"]]) }); What FIFA doesn’t want you to see from the Iran vs New Zealand World Cup match in Los AngelesThousands of Iranian fans proudly waved the historical Lion and Sun flag during the match.FIFA banned these flags, forcing supporters to smuggle them…
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