Iran's Flag: A Shared Symbol of Nationhood for Over 200 Days
IRNA reports that the banner has become more than a symbol—it's a living expression of belonging and national unity.
IRNA reports that Iran's flag, carried by the people for over 200 days, stands as a unifying symbol and expression of national belonging.
Tehran – IRNA reports that for more than 200 days the flag of Iran, held aloft by the people in streets and various scenes, has been fluttering. For many, the flag is not merely a national symbol but the homeland's identity, persisting despite differences and disagreements as a common point of the nation. The banner's presence in these days is described as a narrative of attachment to this soil, of preserving national unity, and of defending national interests—a story born from the people and renewed with each raising. Photographer: Morteza Ghasemi; Editor: Razieh Tahmasebi; Reporter: Zaynab Chenari.