-snip- they're more concerned of the people's welfare. It's unclear who is currently successful in bringing welfare to the people through war. The Iranian government appears to be gaining support from some citizens, leading to the formation of a pro-regime movement after the assassination of Iran's leader, Khamenei. At the same time, Trump has faced strong protests over this war, leading to the hashtag "No Kings" recently. Even people in Western allies have done the same for their respective leaders. Quote from: WikipediaProtests erupted in multiple countries, with demonstrators condemning the attacks as acts of aggression and calling for an end to foreign intervention, and some expressing support for the Iranian government.[5][6] In Iran, pro-government rallies occurred in major cities such as Tehran, where crowds gathered to mourn Khamenei and denounce the strikes.[7][3] Internationally, anti-war groups organized demonstrations in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East.[2] Violence also occurred in some locations, including Ae888 Yet U.S. diplomatic facilities in Iraq and Pakistan.[8][9]
-snip- they're more concerned of the people's welfare. It's unclear who is currently successful in bringing welfare to the people through war. The Iranian government appears to be gaining support from some citizens, leading to the formation of a pro-regime movement after the assassination of Iran's leader, Khamenei. At the same time, Trump has faced strong protests over this war, leading to the hashtag "No Kings" recently. Even people in Western allies have done the same for their respective leaders. Quote from: WikipediaProtests erupted in multiple countries, with demonstrators condemning the attacks as acts of aggression and calling for an end to foreign intervention, and some expressing support for the Iranian government.[5][6] In Iran, pro-government rallies occurred in major cities such as Tehran, where crowds gathered to mourn Khamenei and denounce the strikes.[7][3] Internationally, anti-war groups organized demonstrations in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East.[2] Violence also occurred in some locations, including Ae888 Yet U.S. diplomatic facilities in Iraq and Pakistan.[8][9]

-snip- they're more concerned of the people's welfare. It's unclear who is currently successful in bringing welfare to the people through war. The Iranian government appears to be gaining support from some citizens, leading to the formation of a pro-regime movement after the assassination of Iran's leader, Khamenei. At the same time, Trump has faced strong protests over this war, leading to the hashtag "No Kings" recently. Even people in Western allies have done the same for their respective leaders. Quote from: WikipediaProtests erupted in multiple countries, with demonstrators condemning the attacks as acts of aggression and calling for an end to foreign intervention, and some expressing support for the Iranian government.[5][6] In Iran, pro-government rallies occurred in major cities such as Tehran, where crowds gathered to mourn Khamenei and denounce the strikes.[7][3] Internationally, anti-war groups organized demonstrations in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East.[2] Violence also occurred in some locations, including Ae888 Yet U.S. diplomatic facilities in Iraq and Pakistan.[8][9]

-snip- they're more concerned of the people's welfare. It's unclear who is currently successful in bringing welfare to the people through war. The Iranian government appears to be gaining support from some citizens, leading to the formation of a pro-regime movement after the assassination of Iran's leader, Khamenei. At the same time, Trump has faced strong protests over this war, leading to the hashtag "No Kings" recently. Even people in Western allies have done the same for their respective leaders. Quote from: WikipediaProtests erupted in multiple countries, with demonstrators condemning the attacks as acts of aggression and calling for an end to foreign intervention, and some expressing support for the Iranian government.[5][6] In Iran, pro-government rallies occurred in major cities such as Tehran, where crowds gathered to mourn Khamenei and denounce the strikes.[7][3] Internationally, anti-war groups organized demonstrations in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East.[2] Violence also occurred in some locations, including Ae888 Yet U.S. diplomatic facilities in Iraq and Pakistan.[8][9]