In a series of anti-government protests in Iran, thousands of people in several cities have held counter-government protests

In a series of anti-government protests in Iran, thousands of people in several cities have held counter-government protests The country's state television broadcast live streaming of Karman Shah, Elam and Gorgan City scenes. Participants in the procession were the pictures of Iran's national flag and the highest religious leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. On Thursday, protests took place in Iran's second public city Mashhad alleging economic misery and corruption. Which spread throughout the country with the form of anti-government protests. At least 21 people were killed in police clashes with protesters on Monday. Protesters are attacking police stations. Among the dead are two security guards More than 400 protesters from the capital Tehran have been arrested. The country's highest religious leader Khamenei has alleged that Iran's enemies are provoking protesters to create chaos. Although Khamenei did not name any enemy. But Ali Shamkhani, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said the United States, Britain and Saudi Arabia have been pushing the back of recent rioting. Earlier Iranian President Hassan Rouhani had said about the ongoing protests that Iranians 'have the right to protest but there is no right to destroy the country's resources and to break the law and order.' Iran's Interior Minister Abdelreza Rahman Fazli warned at the beginning that if the law was to be violated, the protesters would have to pay a heavy price.