Protests Erupt in Multiple U.S. Cities Against U.S.-Israeli Attacks on Iran
On February 28 local time, residents of dozens of cities including Washington, New York, Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco, Chicago, and Seattle took to the streets to participate in emergency protests against the military actions initiated by the United States and Israel against Iran.
The organizing group stated that the Trump administration's attacks on Iran constitute "unjustified and illegal acts of war," which will lead to serious humanitarian and security consequences; the American people refuse to be drawn into another endless war.
At the protest rally held in Times Square, Manhattan, local residents held up signs reading "Support Iran's Resistance Against the U.S. and Israel" and chanted slogans like "We want peace, not war," calling on the Trump administration to stop the attacks on Iran. (CCTV reporter Cao Jian)
Thousands of U.S. citizens protested in cities including Washington, New York, and Los Angeles on February 28 against military actions by the U.S. and Israel against Iran. Demonstrators criticized the actions as illegal and harmful, calling for peace and an end to military engagement.
- Protests occurred in multiple U.S. cities on February 28.
- Demonstrators oppose U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran.
- Protesters claim the military actions are illegal and harmful.
- Slogans included calls for peace and support for Iran.