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🚨🇮🇷 Iran the night before Nowruz. Women without hijabs, dancing in the streets, all illegal. Despite the regime's best efforts to scare people into obedience, something has shifted in how Iranians move now.

🚨🇦🇺🇮🇷 Iranian female soccer player appears on Iranian TV describing how her team was interrogated by Australian border force. She says: "When they checked our passports, each of were taken into a room with a police officer. At first, when they took my hand and led me away, I was scared, but I told myself it’s okay. Then we sat down. The security agent called someone on a phone, and I realized they wanted to ask us again: 'If you go back, it’s will be dangerous... your country is at war, etc. They were asking a bunch of very strange questions, hoping I might say, 'No, I don't know. I am not sure of returning.’ They kept asking those same kinds of questions. He then asked me ‘Do you want to call your family? You can contact them right now to decide if you want to stay or not.' As soon as he said that, I told the lady (the translator), 'Tell him I don’t want to stay. Anyone who wanted to stay has already stayed.' I didn’t even let him finish reading the rest of his questions; I just said: ‘I want to return to Iran.' Right then, I got a bad feeling in my heart; I was an afraid they wouldn’t let me go back to Iran.” Will border force be doing this to every foreign sports player that comes to australia or everyone whose country is at war? Or is it only when Drew Pavlou says to?

BREAKING🚨 while they were in Australia the Iranian female soccer team’s bus was rammed by crazy anti-Iran government protester. The media never showed this!