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Iranians Protest After Man Who Burned Poster Of Supreme Leader Found Dead

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November 5, 2025
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The death in of an Iranian man who burned a poster of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in an online video has sparked protests in the country, with others now copying the gesture. Omid Sarlak’s death was called a suicide by authorities, but his father says he was murdered.

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