'We don't need you here': Iranians slam Trump at Tehran's Enghelab Square

An India Today ground report from Tehran's Enghelab Square captures Iranian citizens gathering nightly to express solidarity amid the ongoing war. Men, women, and children assemble at the square, participating in activities like drawing competitions while demonstrating national unity. Haniye, a representative from the Red Crescent, stated that the gatherings are to defend their country, religion, and rights. She directly addressed US President Donald Trump, rejecting his claims of fighting for their rights and questioning his focus on American domestic issues like gas prices. She emphasized that Iranians do not need US intervention, citing previous American involvement in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, and Libya. Another local resident expressed that she attends the gatherings out of duty to her homeland. She noted feeling secure and without fear following Iran's retaliatory strikes, stating her belief that Iran has the upper hand and that the authorities are supporting the citizens. The report highlights the continued civilian presence and defiance in Tehran during the conflict.