The people of Khuzestan have demonstrated their determination and resolve in defending the country's security over the past 200 nights by gathering in the main squares. These gatherings, held every night in various cities of Khuzestan province, reflect the deep connection of the people with the ideals of the Islamic Revolution.
Public Presence in Martyrs' Square in Ahvaz
In the Martyrs' Square on Taleghani Street in Ahvaz, the diversity of faces and motivations is clearly visible. A mother holding the Iranian flag stands at the edge of the square and says, "We have gone through tougher days than this, and today we have a duty to stand by the youth." Sediqeh Namdari, another participant, emphasizes the importance of the country's security and independence, adding, "That's why I participate in these events. Since the very first day of the war, I have attended these gatherings at least twice a week."
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Social and Economic Messages from the Gatherings
The women present at these gatherings clearly express that this presence should not be seen merely as a political display. Mandana Nazari states, "The people who defend the revolution and the country in the square expect their demands in the areas of livelihood, employment, development, and justice to be pursued with greater seriousness." Zahra Mohammadi, another young participant, considers the purpose of these gatherings to be a social stance against the enemy's propaganda, saying, "Our goal in participating in this rally is to give a slap to the infiltrators and the spent pawns of the enemies."
The continuous presence of the people of Khuzestan in these gatherings is a sign of their determination and resolve to defend national values and security. This resilience not only demonstrates the power of the people against enemies but also sends a message to the officials that they demand accountability and attention to livelihood and social issues.
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