Global protests have erupted across the world following recent United States and Israeli strikes on Iran.
Pro-Iran rallies and anti-war protests were held in Athens, Greece, where more than 1,300 people marched outside U.S. and Israeli embassies. Protesters carried banners and chanted slogans against the attacks.
Thousands also protested in Pakistan, where unrest led to heavy clashes and a three-day curfew as crowds targeted U.S. diplomatic missions.
Crowds gathered in Iraq, where demonstrators rallied against the strikes and security forces used tear gas to disperse them.
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Across the United States, hundreds rallied in cities including Washington, New York, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and others to oppose the strikes and call for peace.
In Bengaluru, India, hundreds marched in a solidarity march, condemning the strikes and calling for accountability.
Demonstrations also appeared in Baghdad, Madrid, and Times Square (New York), where activists condemned the military action and demanded an end to violence.
Some protests escalated into violent clashes, including attacks on diplomatic compounds in Pakistan, leaving at least tens of casualties and prompting security crackdowns.
The varied demonstrations reflect widespread global reaction to the unfolding Middle East conflict and rising geopolitical tensions following the attacks.
